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@D_Molatoli Ah shame, he disowned his own nephew. The

Haaai maan you know I'm rewatching this DC Dlamini's testimony yesterday and I'm laughing thinking if there's one bit of his testimony that would send him straight to prison is this one of his nephew. 🤣 That "ahh alright" at the end by Justice Madlanga, he probably wishes this was a proper court, he would have given the sentence to Kgosi Mampuru already. The man tripped so hard. 🤣🤣😂 #MadlangaCommission

@Abramjee The stealing of public funds is treason. It must be dealt with the death penalty!!!

[COMMENT] What’s coming out of the Madlanga Commission should be a wake-up call, not just for Ekurhuleni and Tshwane, but for how local government is functioning more broadly. The pattern isn’t random misconduct-it points to systemic governance failure. When irregular contracts, dodgy procurement, and abuse of public funds go unchecked for long periods, it means multiple layers of control have either collapsed or been deliberately bypassed. So why weren’t these issues picked up earlier? On paper, municipalities have oversight mechanisms: internal audit units, municipal public accounts committees, supply chain controls, and external audits. The problem is that many of these structures are either weakened, politicised, or ignored. Internal auditors often raise red flags, but their findings don’t translate into action. External audit findings are repeated year after year with little consequence. In some cases, oversight bodies themselves become compromised, either through pressure, fear, or direct involvement in the networks they’re meant to monitor. Then there’s the political layer, which you can’t sidestep. Political leadership is supposed to provide accountability and direction, but too often it becomes part of the problem. Deployment practices, patronage networks, and factional battles create environments where loyalty outweighs competence, and where officials implicated in wrongdoing are protected rather than removed. Even when evidence surfaces, action is delayed, watered down, or buried because it’s politically inconvenient. Johannesburg is going to be under soon and it’s unlikely to be an outlier -it will probably reflect similar structural weaknesses. The issue isn’t confined to one or two metros; it’s about how governance systems are being undermined across the board. Now, what’s actually needed,because this is where most discussions fall short: First, real consequence management. Not statements, not suspensions that drag on, but swift disciplinary action, blacklisting of corrupt contractors, and criminal prosecutions that actually stick. If people see that nothing happens after exposure, the system teaches them that corruption is low risk. Second, independent and empowered oversight. Internal audit units need genuine independence, proper resourcing, and protection from interference. Their findings must trigger automatic action, not optional responses. Third, professionalisation of local government. Key positions, especially in finance and supply chain, should be filled based on qualifications and track record. There also needs to be on-going lifestyle audits. Minimum competency standards must be enforced, and people who fail them shouldn’t be recycled into other posts. Fourth, transparent procurement systems. Digitised, open procurement processes reduce manipulation. Fifth, political accountability. This is the hardest one. Councillors and executive leadership must be held responsible not just for direct wrongdoing, but for failing to act when corruption happens under their watch. Without that, oversight will always be selective. Lastly, protection for whistleblowers. Many of these issues are known internally long before they explode publicly. If people don’t feel safe to report corruption, the system stays silent until the damage is massive. The uncomfortable truth is this: the problem isn’t a lack of rules: South Africa has plenty. It’s a lack of consistent enforcement and political will. @pule_jones

@Miz_Ruraltarain Certain Politicians are the cartel.

The Madlanga Commission has turned its spotlight on businessman Senzo Tsabenze and his company, Afrirent, as it investigates a staggering R1.26 billion government contract. Awarded without a single competing bid, the deal has become a lightning rod for public outrage and a primary case study in alleged procurement rot. Afrirent, a prominent fleet management firm, is currently under fire for securing a billion-rand deal through a "closed-door" process. By bypassing the standard open bidding system, the contract sidestepped the very transparency meant to protect taxpayer funds. This wasn't just a procedural hiccup; it’s a direct challenge to the rule of law. The commission is probing why the standard competitive tender process was ignored. Investigators are weighing whether senior officials deliberately tossed Treasury regulations out the window.Testimony is shifting toward the influence of politically connected individuals who may have greased the wheels.The inquiry seeks to uncover if this was a systematic failure or calculated greed. For many South Africans, this isn't just about "fleet leasing"—it’s about the erosion of trust. Every billion-rand contract awarded through a backroom deal feels like a personal theft from public infrastructure and social services. The Madlanga Commission represents a fragile hope that the era of impunity is closing. The fallout for Afrirent and the officials involved could be massive. Beyond legal penalties, the verdict will signal whether the government is serious about cleaning house or if "business as usual" still wears a suit and tie. #MadlangaCommission #ProtectGeneralMkhwanazi

@IanCameron23 SAPS countywide needs an overhaul, that includes you and the portfolio committee

Evidence and facts don’t seem to be your strong point, at least get that right when you try and discredit my work. Let me know if I can help? Have a blessed Saturday😊

@15TeeJay He's more a praying mantis

The road runner is going to prison, there’s no way he will survive. They are nabbing him early next week #MadlangaCommission

@ashseraka He's the Godfather

Question still stand !!!

@Amu_Maponya Kingpin

One word for this broer?👇

@AmukelaniMoyani One washes more often than the other

Is there any difference between a Slay Queen and a Prostitute?

@Sunflowerreal If "Sended" Nkosi is wise, he must become state witness

Umashi will be arrested soon if not this weekend #MadlangaCommission

@VITO_G_Wagon This commission is way bigger than eff. Go do some woodwork

The credibility of the Madlanga Commission will be tainted if they allow this sponsored media narrative and evidence leader approach against EFF and CIC. These people have timeously confirmed no EFF or Julius Malema involvement in those tender scandals. Regardless, they are pushing the narrative. We will retaliate, we will push back. It will end in tears.

@SAPoliceService The so called people running the country are to blame for allowing undocumented foreigners into the country. Go find another scape goat for your incompetence

#PoliceMinistry [ATTACKS AGAINST GHANAIAN NATIONALS AND OTHER FOREIGN NATIONALS] The Ministry of Police strongly condemns the recent xenophobic acts of violence and intimidation directed at Ghanaian nationals and other foreign nationals within the Republic of South Africa. These actions are not only unlawful, but they stand in direct opposition to the values of dignity, equality, and human rights upon which our democracy is founded. South Africa is a constitutional state governed by the rule of law. No individual or group has the authority to take the law into their own hands, irrespective of grievances or frustrations. The Ministry of Police wishes to advise the members of the public that acts of xenophobia, violence, looting, or intimidation will not be tolerated under any circumstances. The #SAPS has been instructed to act decisively and without hesitation in addressing these incidents. All those found to be participating in, inciting, or supporting such criminal conduct will be identified, apprehended, and brought before the courts. The Ministry of Police calls on all communities to remain calm and to reject any attempts to sow division and hatred among residents of our country. The Ministry further urges community leaders, civil society organisations, and all stakeholders to work together with law enforcement agencies to prevent further violence and to promote dialogue and understanding. #ProtestAction ME

@SayEntrepreneur Training on such a critical witness, he messed up yesterday. Focusing on his colleague on the right I assume

Advocate Mosikili is showing every young lawyer in the country that it’s possible to step up to the big stage. He is young, training, and gaining the kind of exposure most only dream of. ​Instead of criticism, let’s give him and all young professionals in the deep end our full support. This is how the next generation of legal giants is built! 🇿🇦⚖️

@MightiJamie That's a lot of money to pay just to cum

All the Hosh Kari Mamas were in this video. The partners of Edwin Sodi and Hangwani Maumela.

@ChrisExcel102 Is she also one of those BBL or Ozempic beneficiaries...

We are in a Middle of a war in South Africa and Ramaphosa appoints a slay queen who is a chartered accountant to fight crime 😭😭😭

@PresidencyZA @CyrilRamaphosa Everyone at SAPS is either acting or a criminal. Maybe SAPS should be nominated for an Oscar

President @CyrilRamaphosa announced the appointment of Lieutenant-General Puleng Dimpane as Acting National Police Commissioner in a media briefing held earlier today at the Union Buildings.   She brings extensive experience from SAPS and public service.

@D_Molatoli So how did he get that kind of money, because earlier he was taking loans

This guy Major Phiri loaned some friends who own a Security Company R1 million in different amounts on the same day. Just like that. 😅 He's so bold about it, telling Commissioners, "it's my money, I use it as I please". Yho I've never seen anything like this in my big age. #MadlangaCommission

@15TeeJay They are all assumedly taking loans, which are BRIBES.

R150K from Kubis employee and said he did not receive any cent from them. #MadlangaCommission

@Lisathe_first Did he study rocket science??? 🤔

The Leader of ANC Youth League Has no degree or Diploma. They are led by an illiterate that lied about his Qualifications.

@pule_jones @Abramjee She will expedite looting more efficiently, no loopholes

The name of Lieutenant General Puleng Dimpane (Chief Financial Officer) has also been touted. @Abramjee

@CitizenAndile @AmukelaniMoyani @CyrilRamaphosa @PMashatile Yes, he contributes nothing except earning a salary and behaving like a thug

@AmukelaniMoyani @CyrilRamaphosa @PMashatile So you want our deputy president motorcade to stuck on that traffic

Dear President @CyrilRamaphosa; this is a CRIMINAL act by your Deputy @PMashatile , driving towards oncoming traffic! We cannot allow Banana Republic behaviour like Zimbabwe!