@HeidiGiokos @CoruscaKhaya Why is everyone turning a blind eye to the fact that the prosecutor had indicated that he could not be there on monday, something's foul with the magistrate
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Komani Duma
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Komani Duma
@moolahmike
Mvenya| Msuthu | Dopelab Distiĺlery | God's Favourite Spoiled Brat Son
In Perpetual Motion Katılım Haziran 2009
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JUST IN: Now enters the Justice Minister.
In a statement Mmamoloko Kubayi, says she welcomes the swift action taken to suspend the prosecutor pending the institution of appropriate disciplinary action by National Prosecutions Authority.
Minister Kubayi goes on to say she expresses disappointment and regret in the manner the events turned out at the Kwaggafontein Magistrate Court.
The Minister has now implored on NPA to put in place systems and process in place to ensure that such incidence don’t occur again in the future.
@eNCA #JoeSibanyoni
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NEWSFLASH ‼️
1. The media called him a “Businessman”
2. He called himself an “Intelligent Operative”
3. His associates called him a “Political Fixer”
4. Shamase #Mkhwanazi called him an “Information Paddler”.
5. #MadlangaCommission should call him a “Hostile Witness no 3. (1st being #Carrim 2nd #FannieNkosi )
6. @SAPoliceService calls him “a Suspect “
What would you call him?
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@moolahmike @mbalis_bakery It will be old news on Sunday, he is already behind bars.
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Do you think Brown Mogotsi is going behind bars soon?
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@Mramatla_ So much money spent on expensive bubbly but spend less on the very much needed legal representation
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I just opened a beer because i cannot watch this sober.🤣🤣😂😂😂
Self embarrassment on national television angeke, This whole thing could have been avoided yhooo, what an embarrassed! a disgrace #MadlangaCommission
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Makabuye ekhaya I thinks he still has a lot to offer us.
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@ThisIsColbert Who is the guy Sbu is interviewing? Why is he talking to this guy?
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Stuart exposes General Mkhwanazi? 😳😳😳🙆🏻♀
Accusing him of associating with murderers...& making several serious, damning allegations.
It’s on Hustlers Corner — watch it before DJ Sbu’s mom tells him to take it down.
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@RM_Mish08 Im a South African Buccaneer ( oh yes international we are) and for the good of the country, Broos must take him
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@Musenge100k @penuelist_ Always wanna say something, mostly senseless bullshit like this. He's better off ignored, this is engagement farming as he cannot really be this retarded. But then again maybe he is
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@penuelist_ I have never a comfused men than @penuelist_ he is a 2 faced nigga without direction but always wanna say something
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If we can put our emotions aside, these are the models that Black South Africans should be following if they want to live in a better community & country:
Afriforum
Orania
Broederbond
Stokvels/Volkskas
Top White Schools
SAn Jews & Muslims
Pakistani/Ethiopian/Somali Spaza Shops
If you can copy the blueprints of these models & apply them in your family & community, you can create your own Dubai.
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@joy_zelda Looks like he learnt from Somalians. They are our inspiration. Black spaza shops never really succeed because of pricing, he should get a Somalian to assist with pricing. We need each other to succeed
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Another South African who opened his own Spaza Shop 🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌
Let's show him some love ❤️
Abahambe
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I'm bored...what is the best TV series you've EVER watched. I'm not talking about Survivor or Greys Anatomy. I need a show that you couldn't stop watching because it was that good.
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@Cheri_flavour It meant it could be more than 5, no certainty on the number
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Phakelumthakathi stays in KwaNongoma,which is more than 4 hours away from Ngizwe's homestead in Mbumbulu...King Zoso stays almost an hour away!
Yet both of these crooks were at the crime scene when the fire was still fresh & burning!
Staged!
@EFFSouthAfrica
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They think we are all from Mzimkhulu 😂😂😂
Mazwi Blose - MP@mazwiblose2
Who removed all the furniture before burning the Rondavels? I wanted to say they think we are all from KZN, eish mara mina I'm from KZN 😆 😂
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@ngentonga @azania1023 Indians are not as easy to abuse as foreign nationals,let the march and march there to due and die
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@azania1023 Go touch them...nobody is standing infront of your useless marchfully marchfully nonsense...young Ngizwe can lead while the father is suspecting people.
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Ngizwe Mchunu speaking facts.
Under Bheki Cele Indians massacred our people using security companies which is owned largely by them.
,When people wanted to respond Bheki Cele unleashed police.
Indeed under Mkhwanazi we do not see Indian Townships being touched.
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@faraimutero @matinyarare King, where are you? Looking for you all over, Baba Ka Jama
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@matinyarare I am sending my invoice for my work done on this project😂😂😂
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No, my brother. You must stop encouraging Kuda to use the language and ideology of colonizers and enslavers who claimed that they were helping and civilizing Africans by enslaving them and paying them slave wages to enrich themselves, instead of paying fair value.
Paying people what you owe them for the value they have added is not helping people. It’s a mutual exchange and paying for a service. And when people fight you for not paying them for work done, that is not throwing stones or ungratefulness. It’s asking for what they are owed.
Kuda is a billionaire because he got paid for the work that he did. Sometimes he got paid disproportionately more than he deserved according to stories. It’s only fair for him to pay those who do work for him or for his boss, the President. That’s how you build a country: by paying people who add value and creating new millionaires. This notion that this small elite must only pay themselves and not pay others who do work for them is why the nation is making so much money but lives of the common man are not changing.
Snowball Tongogara@snowballOfficia
It is often said that the people you help the most are the ones who throw the most stones. This paradox reflects a common human tendency: those who receive the greatest support sometimes become the harshest critics. Despite Dr. Tagwirei’s assistance to Rutendo Matinyarare, it is Matinyarare who has been the most vocal in casting criticism. Such behavior is not unusual. Acts of generosity can stir feelings of insecurity, envy, or resentment in the recipient. Instead of gratitude, some individuals respond with hostility, as if to mask their dependence or to reclaim a sense of power. Psychologists explain this pattern through concepts such as projection and ego defense mechanisms. When people feel vulnerable, they may project their discomfort onto the very person who helped them, turning kindness into a perceived threat. Others may fear being indebted or controlled, and so they attack to assert independence. Ultimately, this dynamic reveals more about the critic than the benefactor. It underscores the complexity of human relationships, where help can sometimes breed resentment rather than loyalty. This issue can be framed as a cautionary reflection: supporting others is noble, but one must be prepared for ingratitude, for even kindness can provoke hostility in those who struggle with their own insecurities.
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