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@SizweMpofuWalsh @_SMWX Tokyo is desperate for attention accepting such an invite

Next guest on @_SMWX is Tokyo Sexwale. Drops Saturday at 9am. Ayeye!🔥

@benpooler Gutter journalism

JUSTICE MALALA: Could Songezo Zibi be the bold new leader South Africa needs? financialmail.businessday.co.za/opinion/2026-0…

@Tumsa_Eksel @shiwambana53403 You must read the tweet again. He didn't impregnate his maid

@shiwambana53403 What is wrong? I'm sure his wife is always tired, not in the mood or not at home, so the maid was always available. Problem they became relaxed in such a way they did it without a c*ndom 😭😭😭😭

Haaaiii shem. 🙆🏾‍♀️🙆🏾‍♀️

@tyengeni1954 Look who is speaking

" An impeachment is a formal process in which a legislative or governing body brings charges of misconduct against a public official " Dictionary definition of ' impeachment '..Step aside now!

@Lungi32l You missing him already

Kuna this guy saxabana and I told him to never call me again, and that time his mother was in hospital egula, so today I have this feeling ethi I must check up on him and check ukuthi umama wakhe unjani but my pride ithi no sisi don't do that Intliziyo yam ibuhlungu nje like I can't even breathe properly ,ngathi ngingakhala😭😭😭.

@MbalulaFikile @samkelemaseko They will be surrendering their power to Maile

The newly reconfigured ANC Gauteng Provincial Task Team Officials are constituted as follows: 1. Provincial Convenor: Cde Panyaza Lesufi (M). 2. Deputy Provincial Convenor: Cde Mandla Nkomfe (M). 3. Provincial Coordinator: Cde Sochayile ‘Socks’ Khanyile (M). 4. Deputy Provincial Coordinator: Cde Nomantu Nkomo-Ralehoko (F). 5. Provincial Fundraiser: Cde Tasneem Motara (F). #YearOfDecisiveAction

@Phislash @MbuyiseniNdlozi Whats this thing about thugs killing defenses women.

This lady sacrificed years of her time in University trying to get her pharmacy degree. She got it, became successful and opened her own pharmacy in Hillcrest KZN last week. Less than 7 days later, thugs came in and shot her dead along with her cashier. 💔🤦🏽‍♂️

@ApostleDeza The court will pronounce itself. You are not their spokesperson.

[BREAKING NEWS] The Chief Justice Is Not A Review Court‼️‼️‼️ Ramaphosa takes the “first” step to review the Section 89 Report on #PhalaPhala by writing to the Chief Justice. But the Constitutional Court was very clear: 1.It denied Ramaphosa direct access in 2022. 2.In the 8 May Phala Phala judgment, the Court stated that the Section 89 Report stands “unless a court of law sets it aside.” So writing to the Chief Justice for what exactly? Since when does one litigate through letters? Who is advising Ramaphosa?

@LadyAbahambe Try harder

🚨PUBLIC PROTECTOR KHOLEKA GCALEKA'S HUSBAND WAS SENTENCED TO 15 YEARS IMPRISONMENT FOR STEALING R3, 5 MILLION FROM WITS Little is it known that Public Protector Advocate Kholeka Gcaleka was married to this man Lebogang Dikobe. While she was married to him, Lebogang Dikobe stole a total R3, 5 million from WITS University, while he was an employee at the University. The Johannesburg Special Commercial Crimes Court sentenced former University of Witwatersrand (Wits) employee Lebogang Dikobe (38), to 15 years imprisonment for 30 counts of fraud with a combined total value of over a R3million. Dikobe was employed as a bookkeeper in one of the Wits’ libraries from 2008 until 2014 and his duties included a reconciliation of all library accounts and projects, value-added tax (VAT) account entries and claims, organising and scheduling work to ensure the smooth running of the Library Finance Office and filing. He started his fraudulent acts after registering a company in 2010, called Savinet Information Communication and Technology on the WITS procurement database without declaring he was a Wits employee. He thereafter submitted fraudulent invoices to claim compensation for services that Savinet never rendered. He further faked the signatures of the personnel that approves payments of suppliers. Dikobe continued with his fraudulent activities until 2014 when one of the procurement officers ran into an invoice paid to Savinet that confused her because Wits dealt with the service provider Sabinet, not Savinet. WITS conducted investigations which led to the resignation of Dikobe. The fact that her husband stole R3, 4 million from a government University institution while they were married means Kholeka Gcaleka was enjoying the proceeds of crime, & also raises questions as to how can she now be trusted to investigate crime while she turned a blind eye to crime in her own home. She only left him once he had been arrested. If that's not enough, she's now engaged to the Parliamentary Secretary who hiked his salary from under R2 million to over R4 million, meaning her lobola was paid for by money stolen from our tax. She's had to officially recuse herself from the Public Protector investigation into this salary hike. Advocate Kholeka Gcaleka is limping from one scandal to the next. By:#BaasKruger

@Mlu__N77 He wants to unalive you

Anonymous wrote to Auntie Momoza and said: I'm a 28 year old female. I am currently working as an educator. My boyfriend is 37 years old and he works as a general worker. I don't really have a problem with his job and his salary , however recently he asked me to take a loan of 20k for him sayin' that he will pay it himself. Over the weekend he asked whether I managed to get the loan and I just said no I cannot my credit score is low as well. He started going on a rampage and throwing tantrums mentioning that I'm selfish and that he will find someone who will help him and let's call things off. I just said okay. Today he says he wants to meet with me tomorrow after work ...he wants to say goodbye and give me my stuff that I left at his place. I'm confused, should I go or what?

@__T_touch From where?

I've been summoned by my father to drive my grandmother back to KZN today because she refuses to take taxis, I'm not okay 💔💔🥺.

@phakama_darkie @Constitution_94 It's only Zuma with a birth right to a position.

@Constitution_94 MKP doesn't give you a chance to get too comfortable and corrupt in your position. Positions are not a birth right. The agenda of the party continues undisturbed. The party is very stable.

🔴 JUST IN🔴 Jacob Zuma finally fires Nhlamulo Ndhlela! Only mad men can join & survive in that stokvel

@BantuEconomy @sibekoziyanda Black ppl on each other's throats while whites are not entering the fray. We celebrate and wish each other's demise, while whites close ranks on each other. Blacks will never be united. We disguise hatred for each other as Accountability

@sibekoziyanda The point is the effect of it. Whatever“big words” you use to dress it, the effect of it is that it delays the accountability process which has been stalling for some years now. Why can’t this matter be subject to full investigation as suggested by the panel report?! Why?

An interim interdict is a stop gap measure seeking to stay the impeachment process pending the outcome of the review. In practice, it’s done in two parts being Part A (the interdictory relief) & Part B - the review. Not a foregone conclusion that the interdict will be granted.

@ntsakontimbana @sibekoziyanda Which will be answered

@sibekoziyanda After 3.5 years you want interdict in order to runaway from accountability. You must be crazy. The Court Must Dismiss The Application With Cost. Time is Important on legal matters: If years have passed_the court may ask: Why did the person wait so long? &

@SizweMpofuWalsh @sibekoziyanda So you still fighting for Mkhwebane bcos she was being represented by Adv Dali Mpofu. You must leave your father's battles alone

An interim interdict delays something temporarily. That delay is itself is material, when public power is exercised. That’s why OUTA says interim interdicts shouldn’t be easily granted in contexts like these. In the Mkhwebane case, WC High Court applied OUTA to impeachment proceedings and refused the interim interdict to avoid any delay.

@sandileswana @Mntungwa99 Your view is now driven by hatred. Why do learned black people hate black leaders so much. Whites close ranks when one of them is under attack. You want to see the demise of black leaders. White people are not even entering the fray cos the enjoy seeing us demonize our leaders

@Mntungwa99 What is that irreparable harm? The concerns or irreparable harm can be raised in the hearing itself. Akahambe lo mbhem, ayokhipha amaqiniso laphaya. Enkosi.

Ramaphosa can not interdict the impeachment process . President Cyril Ramaphosa's legal review of the Section 89 Independent Panel Report does not automatically stop Parliament's constitutional obligation to conduct an impeachment inquiry. To halt the committee, he must explicitly secure an active court interdict, as political discomfort or a review application alone cannot suspend the process. The Legal Framework The Constitutional Court Ruling: Chief Justice Mandisa Maya ruled that the Section 89 inquiry must be implemented by referring the matter to an Impeachment Committee "unless and until the report is set aside on review". Review vs. Interdict: Legal experts clarify that filing for a judicial review is not an automatic freeze. Parliament can legally proceed with forming and running its 31-member committee unless Ramaphosa successfully files and wins an urgent court interdict to pause them. Separation of Powers: The courts are highly reluctant to interfere with the internal procedures of another branch of government. Because holding the executive accountable is a core constitutional mandate of the National Assembly, courts may rule that an interdict inappropriately interferes with Parliament's right to perform its oversight duties. What Happens Next?Committee Work: National Assembly Speaker Thoko Didiza announced the committee, and Parliament is proceeding with gathering nominations to process the report, despite the President challenging the factual conclusions and legal reasoning of the panel. Judicial Backlogs: Even if Ramaphosa’s legal team formally challenges the panel report, court backlogs mean such reviews can take months to over a year to resolve, allowing the parliamentary impeachment process to advance in the interim.For further analysis from legal experts on why the President's review bid does not automatically halt the legislature's constitutional duties:

@MadiBoity He probably fed his son with the hatred for Ramaphosa

Does Dali Mpofu pack his son whenever he changes political allegiances? Sizwe Mpofu-Walsh has never expressed an opinion on issues affecting his father’s current political stance and avoids them like the plague. Observe how subjective he is regarding Ramaphosa exercising his constitutional rights, yet he remains as silent as a church mouse on Zuma’s Stalingrad legal strategy.

@Mlu__N77 She didn't have this body when she started

How is this body size possible for a police officer?

@SizweMpofuWalsh @IvynSambo Hatred disguised as Accountability. Black people are on each other's throats whilst the whites always close ranks on each other.

@IvynSambo There’s nothing personal about calling for accountability. If anything, those defending the president when he has obvious questions to answer are the ones showing bias.

I’m not defending Ramaphosa in any way, but Sizwe seems to have a very personal agenda driving his obsession with Ramaphosa. It doesn’t come across as a genuine effort to hold him accountable, combat corruption in South Africa, or uphold the rule of law.

@IvynSambo He is fighting his father's battles