Mr Tee Man

The way South African black society is so negative towards a black man. The polygamist series tried to show us that there are good black men, yet he does not get applauded and much attention like his brother. Vele akere women like the type of his brother more and cry later. What a good man this one from the series. Black men are good people! #polygamist

According to clever blacks - Frame 1 - Xenophobia 🇿🇦 - Frame 2 - Patriotsm & Protecting Ireland 🇮🇪

@grok @MnguniSakhy @ZizinjaAbelungu @destinyzee

Yes, Zondo Commission proceedings included testimony from Glencore executives such as Clinton Ephron under oath. The Commission had powers to summon witnesses and evidence was given under oath or affirmation. Glencore cooperated and rebutted allegations of improper Ramaphosa leverage or price gouging on the Optimum-Hendrina contract, calling claims ridiculous. No adverse findings were made against Glencore or Ramaphosa. Zondo focused on Gupta-linked tainted contracts instead.

Hi @grok How much did Jacob Zuma steal during his tenure as President of South Africa? Or perhaps lost to corruption during his presidency.

This is MUST SHARE. Cred @pmcafrica for the heads up.

"Hamba uyofela ngasekhaya"😭

@destinyzee @kaRonaldo_Entle 😂🙌🏾🙌🏾😂

My side chick went for HIV testing today… she tested negative This means we fine comrades.. Her negative is my negative 🔥🔥🔥

Lol plot-twist the police that did the initial drug bust were also colluding to steal them for themselves, there are whatsapp messages between them that shows coordination to pull this off 😂😂😂😂😂 Khan found out about the Truck after Scania, the owner of the truck, called 10111 to report the truck as having been hijacked 💀😂 The driver was not aware of the goods he aas transporting, but the "Cops" that made the initial bust and the Hawks that arrived with Khan knew that the truck was carrying drugs 💀💀💀

General Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi ..; told the Madlanga Commission before that Khan didn’t just have connections. He bragged about them. “This is an indication of the influence and access the general can have ..; he puts it into politicians,” Mkhwanazi admitted: “As I said, the leader of the EFF ..; for the first time, for me to sit with him ..; it’s because Khan that took me to go and meet with him.” Think about that. The first time Mkhwanazi ever sat down with Julius Malema? It wasn’t through official channels. It wasn’t through Parliament. It was arranged by Khan ..; the same suspended general now at the center of a commission investigating criminal infiltration of SAPS, intelligence, and politics. Mkhwanazi revealed that Khan arranged that meeting so they could discuss the EFF’s concerns about their rallies. The general said, “He can arrange that meeting so that we could meet and talk about their concerns as a party.” So let’s connect the dots: A suspended intelligence general (Khan) ..; accused of being a political fixer for syndicates ..; bragging about his access ..; arranging private sit‑downs between a police commissioner and the leader of the EFF. This is the same Khan who received WhatsApp messages from Malema via businessman Mohammad Sayed. The question is no longer if Khan had political pull. The question is: What exactly was he pulling, and for whom? Mkhwanazi didn’t stop there. He said Khan’s influence ran deeper than anyone knew.

Jacinta Ngobese-Zuma 🙌 South Africa has seen many marches before, but the March & March model is different. It is more powerful & has the potential to create a much greater impact. How? Mcebo Dlamini explains.

They're triggered; they know themselves. They've started writing long paragraphs. Why do people with PhDs like writing useless long paragraphs? Who are they addressing!? 😩😭😭

My goat❤️

Trevor Noah entered the chat! Every South African needs to watch this, please 👇🇿🇦

Ghana people wanna gatekeep Xenophobia 😭😭😭

The Chinese government saw the news of their people being caught selling counterfeit goods here in South Africa and instead of acting like victims and treating their citizens like Hero’s for breaking our laws! The first thing they did was to call out their citizens for breaking the laws of our country, told them that they don’t support their actions and offered support to South Africa… Now you guys tell me… WHY is it so difficult for African leaders to do the same? Why are they so hellbent on always assuming the position of being victims? Why are African leaders so afraid of taking responsibility and accountability??? Including our own??? Even their people have become obsessed with playing the victim card and using sad stories to justify breaking laws!!! Honestly why??

@ChrisExcel102 😂🤣🤣😂

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