Don Magic Man Madge

Cyril destroyed our Economy even before this Iran war began, the Endless borrowing of money. R500 Billion, half a Trillion Rand disappeared in 5 months when a country was on lock down 🇿🇦 Cyril is a failure.

One of the best MPs we have in South Africa, honourable Ian Cameron. One of the greatest inspirations in my Life, you must die for what you love! Honourable Ian Cameron loves South Africa!

ANC mantra.

About R3 million in payments to police members is now under criminal investigation after those payments were allegedly motivated as being linked to protection duties for President Cyril Ramaphosa. But here is the issue. The members who were paid may not even have been involved in that protection work. According to the information before me, the payments were picked up on the police finance system after concerns were raised about cash advances processed through a SAPS unit in Pretoria. The allegation is that the proper approved advance request forms, the SAPS 156 forms, were not uploaded on the POLFIN system. Instead, a memorandum linked to protection duties for the President appears to have been used. But the members who allegedly received the money were reportedly not listed on that memorandum. That is where this becomes very serious. Because if state duties linked to presidential protection were used to justify payments to members who were not actually part of that function, then this is not just sloppy administration. It points to possible fraud and a very serious abuse of internal systems. This is also not happening in some ordinary part of the police service. This appears to involve a highly sensitive environment where discipline, accuracy and tight financial controls should be non-negotiable. So South Africans have every right to ask: Who approved these payments? Who captured them on the system? Who signed off on the motivation? Who checked whether the members being paid were actually assigned to those duties? Why were the proper forms allegedly missing? And how many other payments like this may still be sitting unnoticed in the system? The matter has reportedly been referred to the Anti-Corruption Investigating Unit, and both internal and criminal investigations are under way. Good. But South Africans have seen this before. Money moves. Red flags appear. An investigation starts. Then silence. Then nobody important is held responsible. That cannot happen here. If these allegations are true, then public money was paid out on the back of a false or misleading justification, and the name of presidential protection was used to push it through. That would be a disgrace. This investigation must follow the paper trail properly. It must identify every official involved, every beneficiary, every approval, and every failure in the chain. If criminal conduct is found, then arrests must follow. The public cannot be expected to trust SAPS while serious allegations of internal fraud keep coming from within its own ranks. Accountability cannot end with the weakest person in the room. We will monitor and follow up. IC dailymaverick.co.za/article/2026-0…

This video never gets old... she was pure genius!

During my interview with @BizNewsCOM today, I couldn’t emphasise it enough that we need to shift the debate and ask: Why are you really wanting to disarm the law-abiding people in the country? The only logical answer to me is that they foresee some kind of government or State tyranny. The only reason why you would disarm law abiding populace is to do terrible things to them… #southafrica #saps #crime #police #crimesa

@CityPowerJhb @LeeBushell10 Any updates? We still sitting with no power

@LeeBushell10 Hello there, operators have been notified and will be dispatched to investigate the cause of the outage. ^NM

#CityPowerUpdates #HursthillSDC The Service Delivery Centre currently has 734 open calls, and with 33 plants out of service (POS). ^HN

Elon Musk comments on Loadshedding and Eskom in South Africa He is not wrong…..@elonmusk

Two GOATs? Jon Jones is training with Gordon Ryan to prepare for Stipe Miocic.

Jon Jones training with Gordon Ryan

@Nunuk0_17 Didn’t realize that commenting on the traffic and how pleasant roads were was a political issue 🤔 guess we learn something every day

@DonMadgeMMA Be Like Dricus. Just Fight & Leave P0litics Al0ne

Another day taxi-free. The roads are so pleasant!

It’s amazing how quickly a comment thread turns hostile. But people in real life can barely sit in a room with strangers and make eye contact.

Yo @TheRock Bro getting that MMA fighter a brand new house was the most heartwarming thing I’ve seen all year. Just became an even bigger fan.

It’s been so pleasant without any taxis on the road. I could get used to this.

Taxi drivers caused violence in Cape Town earlier. In this video, they met their match SAPS and Metro...

So basically, taxis want to be held to different law than the rest of South Africans. Scum 👎 instagram.com/reel/CvfQ88kp0…

South African government: Marches soldiers around during lockdown to show “control”. During taxi protests and violence: Can’t do a goddamn thing.