the Duke of Niani mungona

Limpopo 😚 😍 we build a nice home venda

@Knick_RSA He is telling you the truth boy 👦 save yourself from depression 🫥

Cyril Says the IPID report had to do with him 😭😭📍yet everything in that Report is actually about Him, his Farm and Money!! This guy’s Arrogance must quickly be Dealt with. He doesn’t deserve to be President.

@Knick_RSA @mbitshi So its about tribe?

@mbitshi To be honest I really don’t trust her 😭if it was a Zulu Woman I know it would be Chai for Cyril

I don’t Think Chief Justice Maya Understands that the Fate of South Africa 🇿🇦 now Rests on that Judgement! 😭😭for us to Break Free from Cyril she has to do the Right thing!

@Knick_RSA You have time to waste 😅🤣😂😂save your energy man , do something for your life

I foresee an impeachment of Cyril Ramaphosa 😭😭📍 the IPID report warrants that Parliament investigates Phala-Phala Th ConCourt Judgement will be aggravating- and a very important confluence to the Impeachment Gcaleka will have to tell us what type of law Applied to conclude that The Transaction wasn’t Perfect 😭😭yet the There’s money that is unknown.

@oqotho @Knick_RSA Nare ahuna hune yakho uya hone, cyril is Buffalo, Ramaphosa is going nowhere. Just sit down and watch the movie 🤣🤣😂🤣🤣🤣🤣

@magidi28 @Knick_RSA The Venda kids are annpying

Breaking News 📍 Busi Mkhwebane Played 3D Chess on Cyril Ramaphosa- The IPID Report Reveals that Busi Mkhwebane ( Public Protector’s office) gave IPID information on Phala Phala This information reveals how Police Officers lied about their involvement in Phala-Phala when questioned by IPID. PP was investigating the violation of the Ethics code by the President, in the Process gave IPID useful information- By the time President Ramaphosa Fired her it was already too late. The IPID report exposes how Cyril failed to open a case of Theft at his farm, instead used his security personnel to gather intelligence of the whereabouts of his Money.

@RirhandzuTee @Malatjie_ Ey you wrote nonsense here xem, vhenda ndi gai, you are ignorant girl writing Louis Trichardt and venda as if it's two different places yoh

@Malatjie_ Us from Hlanganai, Vhenda, Giyani, Malamulele and Louis Trichardt we have to use N1 alternatives they are too far

I am from Limpopo and I don’t use the N1. There’s too many ways to get to Limpopo.

@BedroomMaster_ Ohhh really

@Bukeka_MakaSoso @KhananiShingan1 Makhadzi ndi khaladzi ya khotsi mani danana, dad's sister

@KhananiShingan1 lol yeah no. In Xhosa umntu uyasweleka akashoni. Nkosikazi is wife not Queen, Queen is Kumkanijazi I think. Makazi n Makhadzi r 2 diff things. Makhadzi is Dadobawo who is my dad’s sister but it’s cool.👌

This guy said that Xhosa and Venda are similar and gave examples on TikTok 😂😂I’m disappointed at myself for not realising early 😭😭😭😭😭

@TheNamibian That's great 👍

BREAKING NEWS ... The Communications Regulatory Authority of Namibia (Cran) has declined the application of billionaire Elon Musk’s satellite internet company Starlink to operate in Namibia. Cran spokesperson Mufaro Nesongano confirmed this on Monday following the Government Gazette of 23 March. "The authority resolved to decline the award of a class comprehensive telecommunications service licence for Starlink Internet Services Namibia (Pty) Limited," the gazette reads. Update: Martin Endjala

@kaRonaldo_Entle Ri shumela venda, zulus are only good at Abusing their woman. He hurt you with this naked truth neh 🤣😅🤣

So Venda is a province? Lama engagements niwafuna ngenkani neh?

@theNWU Congratulations 🎊 mukololo nwana wa muvenda

NWU PhD student Ndivhuwo Muvhulawa has secured a fellowship from the Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs & International Cooperation to conduct research at the University of Urbino. Her research explores oxidative stress and inflammation in sarcopenia linked to type 2 diabetes.

@gaiusofthe9z6u @BabereCity @Nashboi9 President report to the Supreme leader

@BabereCity @Nashboi9 Supreme leader is a bishop who is taken very seriously and president is the one running the government

Explain to me like lm 5 , Why does Iran have a Supreme leader and a President😩🤯

@nkosijhb @Mzansiawake @AdvKindness Stop embarrassing yourself, no one holds ownership of vehicle while paying installment, indeed its a bank car , you don't want to hear the truth

@Mzansiawake @AdvKindness Okusalayo, the title deed and NaTIS certificate, bear his name and not of the bank.

When education finally wins. ❤️🙏🏿

@RamakuelaMk @themankhosi Niya fhafhada xem

@themankhosi Western Spies are not allowed in Iran

Can someone show us Thabo Mbeki or Cyril Ramaphosa with Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khomeini.

@ronnynyathi Vheiwe litshani zwa u shumisa, zwidzidzivhadzi zwikho ni huvhadza maluvhi mani

Honestly Speaking, only President Zuma can resolve the Problems we have in our Country. No one else have the Capacity to deal with our multitude of Problems. We Need President Jacob Zuma back in the Union Buildings. The Sooner the Better ✊🏿

@lavidaNOTA Paid by who, stop vomiting nonsense wena. you are not important boy zuma was selfish so his removal was good for a country

The EFF was paid to do this to Zuma… SMH!

@Julius_S_Malema @USAmbRSA @BizNewsCOM Good 😅😅🤣😂

@USAmbRSA @BizNewsCOM Wa phapha, sies.

Thanks to @BizNewsCOM for hosting me yesterday. I want to clarify that while my personal view—like that of many South Africans—is that “Kill the Boer” constitutes hate speech, the U.S. government respects the independence and findings of South Africa’s judiciary.

@ChrisExcel102 You are not important, don't say we

Ramaphosa is a Billionaire and we all hate him.

@SthembiD @NolwaziNkomo5 You did a good job well done 😅🤣🤣😂🤣😂😂

@NolwaziNkomo5 Grandpa. Grand daughter.

An illegal foreigner must never be your neighbour or a colleague, please🙏 Singayinqoba lento, angazi kanjani💪

@lunietoolz @IzzymashIsrael @dr_zsaul1 Then ANC led- government under jacbo Zuma killed gadaffi

@IzzymashIsrael @dr_zsaul1 If that was the case what is your question all about?

The ongoing global challenges, make it imperative for us to learn from our complicity in the killing of Muammar Gaddafi. By Dr. Zamani Saul, ANC Northern Cape Provincial Chairperson 04 March 2026 South Africa was complicit in the killing of Muammar Gaddafi. This was as a consequence of ill-informed political choices made by former President Jacob Zuma and the the then cabinet that ignored the caution by the ANC NEC. South Africa's support of the UN Security Council Resolution 1973 passed on the 17th of March 2011, was intensely discussed during the February 2011 NEC meeting. The deliberations occurred after former President Jacob Zuma delivered his Political Overview during a meeting of the ANC NEC, just weeks before the resolution was passed. UN Security Council Resolution 1973 was framed under the pretext of civilian protection, imposing a no-fly zone over Libya and empowering member states to use “all necessary measures” to uphold the mandate. During that NEC meeting, some NEC members learned that South Africa planned to support the Resolution 1973 for a no-fly zone over Libya, prompting a wave of apprehension. The predominant concern centered on the potential that the resolution would grant NATO, the principal enforcer of UN Security Council resolutions, unfettered authority over the airspace of Libya. The fear of the NEC members was that the resolution could pave the way for the killing of Muammar Gaddafi and ultimately result in regime change. That was one NEC debate where former President Jacob Zuma became heavily engaged, asserting that unrests were occurring in Libya and that Gaddafi planned to use aerial bombardments against his own people. This argument was dismissed by some NEC members, prompting the NEC to assign the former Minister of International Relations, comrade Maite Nkoane-Mashabane, to compile a brief report on the issue for presentation to the NEC after the lunch break. The brief report was later presented but faced significant pushback from numerous NEC members. Many expressed concerns that the proposed no-fly zone resolution put at risk the life of Gaddafi and could lead to severe political turmoil and instability in Libya. The former President re-engaged in the discussions and during his closing remarks reiterated for the support of UNSC Resolution 1973. I must confess, that was a depressing moment in the ANC of shapelessness both in content and form. During the UN Security Council meeting on the 17th of March 2011, South Africa supported Resolution 1973, breaking ranks with its BRICS partners; Brazil, Russia, India, and China—who chose to abstain. If South Africa could have voted against the resolution or abstained that would not have stopped its passing, but would have been a strong principled stance for pan Africanism and an unequivocal expression of anti-imperialism. Shortly after the adoption of the resolution, NATO entered Libyan airspace, provided military and logistical assistance to anti-Gaddafi paramilitary factions and radical groups. This intervention ultimately culminated in his brutal murder and the overthrow of his regime. Gaddafi’s troubles started in 2006, during the gathering of the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) in Doha, Qatar. In that gathering he boldly condemned the dominance of the US dollar over the oil trade, urging for a shift towards alternative currencies. To access the full article log in 👇🏿 facebook.com/share/p/1Bcsot…