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@lefophanasteve2 @MickyJnr__ That's why they couldn't add that 15 minutes because the game is 90 minutes.
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@MickyJnr__ If the ref added 15 minutes. That team would have covered that score
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Big rewards at stake 💰
Mamelodi Sundowns 🇿🇦
ES Tunis 🇹🇳
AS FAR 🇲🇦
RS Berkane 🇲🇦
…will each receive $1.2 million for reaching the CAF Champions League semi-finals.
The business end of the competition just got even more serious. 👀
#CAFCLwithMicky
#AfricanFootball

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@lelo_mkhondo Lempahla🍑 imnandi noma uyithinta, eii kazi kwakwimboboni lemnandi kangaka😭😭😭
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KZN police have thanked businessman Calvin Mathibeli for inviting them to probe his business affairs, including a Gauteng Health tender.
This comes after a social media post, where he makes a number of allegations about the SAPS in the province following a raid at his premises.
A statement from the provincial commissioner’s office says: “What Mr Mathibeli does not know is that the operation at his business premises was a Head Office operation and police in KwaZulu-Natal had nothing to do with it. Mr Mathibeli seems to have an obsession with police in KwaZulu-Natal and particularly, the Provincial Commissioner. Police in KwaZulu-Natal will now seek legal recourse against Mr Mathibeli for his image-tainting utterances.
Mr Mathibeli even quoted what Lieutenant General Mkhwanazi said in his evidence at the Madlanga Commission that he was minding his business in KwaZulu-Natal when he learnt of the disbandment of the PKTT and started paying attention. Now that Mr Mathibeli has introduced himself to the police in KwaZulu-Natal, his utterances were simply an invitation to police in KwaZulu-Natal to start looking into his business dealings, and police have learnt that he is a beneficiary of a tender with the Department of Health in Gauteng. Police in KwaZulu-Natal will give him the attention he is seeking and get the ball of investigations rolling. Police in KwaZulu-Natal did not know about Mr Mathibeli and his business dealings and police would like to thank him for the voluntary invitation to his business operations.
Police in KwaZulu-Natal are working tirelessly to regain the trust that the community must have on the police, and no malicious attack on police will be left unchallenged. Nobody is above the law, and any wrongdoings by police must be reported to the relevant authorities, not a miscalculated smear campaign of disseminating fabricated untruths.”
@eNCA

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