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So these ANC MPs will be mandated to defend their presidents personal American dollars in couches whose origins are a mystery & the exact amounts are not known.. & the buffalos have not yet been delivered..!

Nelson Mandela is gone, it is now our time to take the country forward, the current leadership is failing us.

Does anyone know under which circumstances did the President of SA 🇿🇦 Cyril Ramaphosa employ a foreign national from Namibia at his farm? Which visa was the foreign national using?

A young man from Limpopo, South Africa has invented a car that uses Water as fuel, instead of Petrol and diesel. A Water Car:

Thabo Mbeki misled South Africans on HIV/AIDS before, and now many feel he is misleading the country again on illegal immigration. South Africans have every right to question his judgment.

AFRICA DAY | Minister Gayton McKenzie says there can be no African unity if countries do not take responsibility for their own citizens. He adds that African unity must not be based only in South Africa.

BREAKING: Pope Leo XIV says that 'artificial intelligence needs to be disarmed'

Hawks Financial Analysis Casts Doubt on Ramaphosa’s Phala Phala Claims New forensic evidence from the ongoing Phala Phala burglary trial has contradicted President Cyril Ramaphosa’s long-held claim that $580,000 was stolen from his Limpopo farm in 2020. Hawks analysts tracking the accused’s finances have linked over R15 million (more than $800,000) in cash deposits and luxury spending to the suspects shortly after the February 2020 break-in, nearly double the amount Ramaphosa has publicly acknowledged. The president has said the money came from a legal buffalo sale. Opposition parties say the discrepancy suggests undeclared foreign currency and possible foreign exchange violations. Ramaphosa’s office maintains the $580,000 figure is accurate. No charges have been filed against him. The trial was postponed in Modimolle to today, Monday, with renewed political pressure following a May 2026 Constitutional Court ruling that revived impeachment proceedings over the scandal.

It is alleged that Ouaddou submitted his resignation after Orlando Pirates won the Betway Premiership, citing unbearable working conditions. Reports claim he was unhappy with alleged practices within the club, including accusations of using muthi and claims that brown envelopes were allegedly given to opposition teams to influence matches. He further allegedly stated that all his clothes smell of Madubula and that he would rather remain unemployed than continue coaching a team he believes does not practise fair play.