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@LadyAbahambe Straat meit

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@KobeMalebo @tumisole @HermanMashaba @Action4SA Whtsata do they know about safety when they can't crime in the country

Congratulations to @tumisole who has just been named the MMC for Public Safety in the incoming Mayor’s cabinet. He will continue his #CountryDuty with the good mayor @HermanMashaba. Halala @Action4SA Halala 💚🇿🇦

@eugene_modise Don't lie to the people

Today I took part in the Ward 90 public meeting, alongside Councillor Chiloane, engaging residents directly on matters that affect their daily lives. The meeting addressed billing queries, the resurfacing of internal roads and key traffic alleviation interventions, such as the crucial bridge and off ramp for the ward. @CityTshwane

@BafanaSurprise Joe Ferrari was guest speaker on the funeral of Skhosana's mother

We have it on good authority that David Mandla Skosana is the alleged MP that contacted the complaint in the R2,2 million extortion and money laundering case against Mpumalanga taxi Boss, Joe Ferrari Sibanyoni and three co-accused. The MP reportedly called the businessman, urging him to drop the charges in exchange for a “handsome reward”as the National Prosecuting Authority prepared to reinstate the case.

@Honorabledawgs @Abramjee BMA is corrupt

@Abramjee How did this minibus pass Musina without been intercepted?

48 illegal foreign nationals were intercepted at the Polokwane Traffic Control Centre after two minibuses travelling from Zimbabwe to Gauteng were stopped on the N1 bypass. Authorities found that only two of the 50 passengers had valid passports, while the remaining 48 were allegedly in the country illegally. They will be escorted to the Beitbridge Border for deportation. Both minibuses were impounded for allegedly breaching operating licence conditions. The Department of Transport and Community Safety says it will continue working with law enforcement agencies to protect commuters, enforce immigration laws and uphold road safety regulations.

@Loyiso_Masuku @CityofJoburgZA Always attending functions and funerals but services dololo

Today we attended the State of the City Address Debate, where councillors deliberated on the priorities, commitments, and vision outlined by Executive Mayor Cllr Dada Morero in the State of the City of Johannesburg. #WeServeJoburg #SOCADebate

@maetsa_kabomo Ghost spazas

Stella Ndabeni-Abrahams said the Department of Small Business Development has provided about R79.6 million in financial support to spaza shop owners across South Africa through the Spaza Shop Support Fund. Do you know anyone that has benefited from this?

@LadyAbahambe Straat meit

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@ISephara The Somalis hijack the big tankers in East Africa

Somalians and Ethiopians are highly trained. Most have experience in fighting war. They have also illegally smuggled guns into the country They are desperate and will not go away easily. They will spill blood I hope South Africans are fully aware and preparing for that day🤞🏾

@eugene_modise That water and sanitation is going to your comrades

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@MbalulaFikile The poorest province and the most corrupt

Today I will be leading the inauguration of the new Eastern Cape Provincial Task Team in line with the National Executive Committee decision to appoint Task Teams in place of PECs whose term has ended. The new Eastern Cape Provincial Task Team will be given their terms of references to execute the mandate of the organisation as we head to local government elections. 🗓️: Thursday, 21 May 2026 ⏰: 18h00 📍: East London City Hall, KuGompo #TheYearOfDecisiveAction

@eugene_modise @CityTshwane The budget goes to R3m per month water tankers and R14m per month to non functional security companies

Remember to catch me deliver the #CoTBudgetSpeech2026 tomorrow to hear what the City of Tshwane's budget will do for you and your community. @CityTshwane

@Miz_Ruraltarain They want to stay in the lawlessness country South Africa

300 registered. 1 showed up. 299 stayed behind. 🤯💔 Let that sink in. The Ghanaian government sent an entire evacuation flight to South Africa to rescue citizens facing so called "xenophobic" tensions. But when the doors opened at O.R. Tambo International Airport, exactly ONE person boarded. Where are the other 299? They chose to stay. And their choice speaks louder than any political speech ever could. This is a story of survival, not just a missed flight, that demands an honest look at the situation: 🚨 Survival Over Hunger : It is frustrating to see many foreign nationals, particularly those from Ghana, crying "xenophobia" when South Africans are simply demanding that law enforcement and immigration laws become the daily order. With South Africa’s economy remaining a "golden" destination—offering opportunities that home countries fail to provide—it’s clear why the pressure remains on us. Even with projected growth, the harsh reality is that many foreign nationals perceive their home economic environments as too hostile, choosing instead to risk staying in South Africa, banking on our tangible income opportunities over returning to poverty in Ghana. For the ~300 who stayed, it is a conscious gamble on tomorrow, gambling with the stability of our local communities. We are not xenophobic; we are desperate for order. Our nation is tired of being treated as a safety net while our own citizens struggle, simply because our government fails to protect our borders and enforce the rule of law. 🇿🇦 The "Golden" Mirage vs. Home Reality : Let’s be real. South Africa’s economy offers a lifeline that nations like Ghana—despite decades of independence and birthright to Pan-African giants like Kwame Nkrumah—have failed to build for their own people. Foreign nationals are heavily occupying our informal economy, a sector that most other African countries strictly reserve for their own citizens. Let’s be honest: is cutting hair or running a spaza shop a specialized skill? It is frustrating that while we share our limited space, some turn around and insult South Africans, labeling us as lazy. We understand that returning home to watch your family starve is a heavy fate, but degrading your hosts is not the answer. 🇬🇭 A Mirror of Failed Governance: This crisis is a massive wake-up call, especially for Ghana. We can decry xenophobia all we want—and indeed, any violence is abhorrent—but African leaders must be held accountable. Why have they failed to create nations where their youth can thrive? When citizens prefer to live under constant threat in a foreign land rather than return to their motherland, the home system is fundamentally broken. The gap between national pride and harsh reality is devastating. While a few chose immediate safety by repatriating, nearly 300 individuals chose to gamble on tomorrow in South Africa. They did this because their own leaders haven't given them a tomorrow to believe in at home. It is time for these governments to stop the rhetoric, stop relying on South Africa as a pressure-release valve, and fix the economic rot forcing their people to flee.

@KgalaRamusi @NkomoNomantu @GautengANC ANC is a racist organization

@NkomoNomantu @GautengANC And the ANC doesn't have White and Coloured members anymore? This list is exclusively pitch Black and I wonder if it is by design or preference....

This evening, the ANC NEC through its Secretary General, Cde Fikile Mbalula announced the newly appointed Gauteng Provincial Task Team (PTT) The composition of the re-configured Provincial Task Team of the African National Congress in Gauteng Province is as follows: #TheYearOfDecisiveAction

@CityofJoburgZA COJ is dirty... Who are you fooling

Positioning Johannesburg as a leading global tourism destination. Rendani Khorombi, Executive Head: Tourism Strategic Services at Joburg Tourism Company (JTC) is positioning Johannesburg as a leading global tourism destination. Having risen through the ranks at JTC, Khorombi now leads a portfolio that generates millions in economic impact for the City. ⬇️Read more on our website: 🖱️tinyurl.com/4haka7re #JoburgUpdates #CoJEmployees ^GZ

@dr_zsaul1 Marie Antoinette said let them eat cake whilst the government is enjoying themselves

On the 29th of May 2026, we are thrilled to host the 4th Premier's Golf Day in Kathu, marking another milestone in our journey to fund students in tertiary education and training. Since 2023, we have been driving this annual event to mobilise funds for the Premier's Bursary Fund, which currently supports over 300 talented individuals from the Northern Cape pursuing careers in medicine, engineering, social work, teaching, law, technology, microbiology, pharmacy, ICT, agriculture, etc. Notably, last year the Bursary Fund contributed R1.5 million to Sol Plaatje University to help students with historical debt. Our golf day has yielded remarkable results since its inception: • R86 000 in 2023, • R3.2 million in 2024, • R6.3 million in 2025, • with a target of R10 million for 2026. We invite visionary business leaders to join us in shaping the future of our youth, inspired by Hada Bejar's words, 'The fragrance always stays in the hand that gives the rose'. Together, let's unlock a brighter future through generosity and collective action.

@NoncebaMhlauli Why is Gift of the Givers better than you

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@Daniel7YinYang @Patriot_S_A The banks and the government denies them funding but the banks wants them to use them for banking their money and the government posts their success

@Patriot_S_A Nice well done 👏 ✔️

Meet these couple Sipho Malatji and Bridget Malatji the founders and owners of Latjis Logistics - A Gauteng-based company specialising in transport and warehousing. Sipho Malatji used to work for Makro and witnessed the struggle with unprofessional transport service providers. He asked for finance after spotting a gap in the market, but was denied by banks and other business funding organizations. Today he owns Latjis Logistics, a logistics company he founded with his wife Bridget Malatji. They have their own fleet and warehouse.

@LCabonena What about fitness tests

What are they eating to be this size??????

@RiseAgainstEvil There are so many undocumented illegal foreigners employed around Mooillaats and Boshkop

Werner Pierre de Bruin (33), was shot and killed in the early hours of 20 August 2020 during a vicious attack on a smallholding in Mooiplaats, Boschkop (east of Pretoria, Gauteng). Werner, his partner Charlotte Freeman (46), their 3-year-old son, and her 8-year-old grandson were in their two-bedroom house on the property (owned by vet Dr Ockert Botha, for whom they both worked). Around 01:30, three armed attackers tried to break in. Werner heroically fought back, slamming the security gate (Trellidor) shut, struggling, and even kicking to keep them out, buying precious time for his family. He was shot through a window, staggered to the children's room, and collapsed, dying minutes later. The attackers entered, stole only two cellphones (ignoring wallets, a laptop, and a motorcycle outside), and fled when a neighbour (a police officer Charlotte had called) arrived. Charlotte and the children survived, deeply traumatised. The older boy even tried to shield the toddler. No arrests reported at the time. He died protecting his family, a true hero in a country where White South Africans face relentless violence.