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@Mmandla77 @PhakelaMthakath So you will eat poison food 🤔 because you're a poor skepsel south African.. some reasoning ebatla dithapelo

@TebohoMotaung @PhakelaMthakath Exactly where do you expect poor SAcans to buy from when they only have 1 or 2 spazas that are foreign owned? You expect poor unemployed SAcans not to rent their spaces for probably the only income they can have? We all that foreigners prey on hungry, poor women. What you are..

A foreigner (non-Ethiopian) cannot open a spaza shop/tuck shop in Ethiopia.

@keletso_mashile Surprise Moriri home

Is South Africa even aware of the Mapulana tribe in Mpumalanga, Bushbuckridge?

@Phislash How do I order bafo

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@JacintaNgobese That time south Africans are landlords of Pakistan shops. Some have babies with them.. some are taking credit as we speak.. then you have South Africans stocking up on drugs to sell in townships from Nigerians

I’m seeing a lot of people speaking up against this invasion by illegal Immigrants that’s happening in our country! People from all walks of life🥹❤️🇿🇦 A United South Africa can make the impossible, possible ‼️‼️✊🏻 South Africa will rise again🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦

@QuintusJansen @MDNnewss @grok Who is representing this white firms @grok

@MDNnewss Hey @grok Update us all on this once the verdict is out.

Major Law Firms Challenge B-BBEE Legal Sector Code in Gauteng High Court South Africa's leading law firms, including Deneys Reitz (formerly Norton Rose Fulbright), Bowmans, Webber Wentzel, and Werksmans, are before the Gauteng High Court this week challenging the Broad-Based Black Economic Empowerment (B-BBEE) Legal Sector Code. The firms argue that the code, gazetted by Trade and Industry Minister Parks Tau in September 2024, is unlawful, unconstitutional, and impractical. Key objections include strict targets such as 50% black ownership within five years, 25% black representation in management, and specific briefing quotas for black advocates. Applicants contend these timelines do not align with how law firms operate, as equity is typically held by practising partners who require years of qualification and experience. They warn that rigid implementation could damage firms' B-BBEE ratings and access to government work, ultimately undermining broad-based transformation. Government respondents and the Legal Practice Council maintain the code is necessary to address persistent structural inequalities in the legal profession more than three decades after apartheid. The matter, formally Norton Rose & Others v Minister of Trade, Industry and Competition (Case No: 2024-149523), is being heard by a full bench of three judges. Proceedings are set to run for five days until Friday. The outcome could have significant implications for B-BBEE policy across other professional sectors. Public debate remains sharply divided, with critics viewing the challenge as resistance to meaningful change and supporters arguing the code's targets risk being counterproductive.

@Absolute_Kganki Pretoria

@TebohoMotaung Where are you?

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@TheTruthPanther Your minister South Africa

Home Affairs Deputy Minister Admits No One Knows Exact Number of Undocumented Migrants in South Africa, Urges Organizations to work with them in Identifying Illegal Foreigners Deputy Minister of Home Affairs Njabulo Nzuza has admitted that no one knows the exact number of undocumented migrants in South Africa. He made the remarks during an appearance on SABC News’ programme It’s Topical, where illegal migration, border control, and enforcement challenges were discussed. Nzuza said the issue dates back to 1994 when South Africa’s immigration laws were crafted with a focus on openness. He explained that policymakers at the time did not fully anticipate challenges such as illegal movement of people, goods, and human trafficking, resulting in systems that favoured easier movement. He added that South Africa has become a key destination for migrants due to its relatively stronger economy in Africa. According to Nzuza, the country’s economic position continues to attract people from across the continent, placing ongoing pressure on border systems and immigration control efforts. Nzuza pointed to steps taken by the current administration, including the introduction of the Border Management Authority, to strengthen border security. He said increased investment is being directed toward the security cluster, emphasising that economic growth depends on maintaining safety and protecting the country’s sovereignty. Responding to a question from host Blaine Herman, Nzuza said undocumented migrants cannot be precisely counted because they do not pass through formal border systems. He noted that authorities rely on estimates and information from communities and civic organisations to identify areas experiencing influxes of undocumented individuals. He urged communities and organisations to work with government in identifying illegal foreigners. Nzuza said inspection units continue to conduct operations to locate and deport those in the country unlawfully, but added that more resources and investment are needed to effectively manage illegal migration.

@AdvoBarryRoux A good councilor from my ward

Which Political Party are you voting for on the 4th November 2026 in the Local Government Elections?

@Absolute_Kganki @FloydShivambu @EFFSouthAfrica So why are you worried. Crying about eff everyday.

This departure of @FloydShivambu from the @EFFSouthAfrica is the best resignation ever since the resignation of Ernesto ‘Che’ Guevara from the Cuban government. The EFF has never been the same again and South Africa became an even better place. 🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦

@MRP_CARROT @JacintaNgobese @Knick_RSA There's a warehouse in Mabopane where they fix car's every month that owner fires to Mozambique workers, takes a 400km drive to Lebombo get other Mozambique workers after a month fires them its a cycle. I dont wanna talk about bma,home affairs and sars worse there

@TebohoMotaung @JacintaNgobese @Knick_RSA You are correct.

Incase you are wondering why Somalians, Ethiopians and Pakistanis are risking their lives to come to South Africa and pretend to be refugees and Asylum seeker’s then they start killing locals and each other so they can take over the business! Mind you this is R 90 - R190 BILLION when using legitimate products and paying taxes, so imagine how much South Africa is losing with these so called Spaza shops run by these criminals?? Spaza shops must ONLY be reserved for South Africans, let them go back to open Spaza shops in their damn countries‼️

@SneKhumaloSA Who are the landlords of these spaza shops? Are they forcing South Africans to buy from them?

South Africans being the only ones allowed to own and operate spaza shops in South Africa should not even be a question.. You will never a Black SAn owning a spaza shop ANYWHERE in Africa. Im happy with what MK has proposed.

@ShiwaZone3 @JacintaNgobese Idiot ke maago and your siblings

@TebohoMotaung @JacintaNgobese I'm not talking to you idiot

@Anele @ThembiMrototo @AneleAndTheClub This is beautiful

Thank you so much to the Wits Choir for making Dr Doctor Khumalo’s visit to @AneleAndTheClub that much more special 🥳🥳🥳 An honorary doctorate recipient in the house yall

@SABCNews Don't let dudula and march march see his name

WATCH | New SARS Commissioner Dr Johnstone Makhubu says in his first 100 days in office, he will be visiting different service centres around the country and ensuring the next filing season runs smoothly.

@Absolute_Kganki Are the borders closed now?. 🤔

That 45 years old anti-SA barbaric president of a small party wants illegal foreigners here so that he can underpay them through his tender contracts. He wants to keep the borders open and porous so that he can facilitate human trafficking and illicit drugs trafficking. 🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦

@gugurine23 @JacintaNgobese Are they forcing you to buy those products?.

@JacintaNgobese Worse. They even make fake products that's being sold in their shops🫠🫠🫠

@MRP_CARROT @JacintaNgobese @Knick_RSA Those spazas operate from someone yard and garages. Let's start taking accountability no one is forcing us from buying from those shops

@JacintaNgobese @Knick_RSA The plan is to close all the spazas and only allow South Africans to operate them since the government failed us.

@ShiwaZone3 @JacintaNgobese No one is forcing you to buy from them.

@JacintaNgobese And they make sure every street in town has a spaza shop,, also next big shops like PnP, Spar,,,,