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So accurate @JacintaNgobese

WATCH: A Portuguese journalist Mariana van Zeller has exposed a Nigerian drug syndicate in South Africa. She has uncovered dangerous Nigerian criminals are residing in South Africa, including the Nigerian Black Axe gang. 📸@NatGeo

@EFFSouthAfrica says they must be documented!

@IrvinJimSA Politicians ziyafana nyhani!

Honestly let Mkhwanazi know in as much as we support his decisiveness in dealing with crime, if it’s true that Mr Adams regardless of what ever law he broke I don’t think it was necessary to drive him in a police van all the way from Cape Town to KZn humility is key from Police!!

@Sophie_Mokoena Nxx

President Cyril Ramaphosa on the current challenges of migration. #sabcnews

@UnplayableZA @GaytonMcK I just wonder what criteria was used in the selection

𝐌𝐙𝐀𝐍𝐒𝐈 𝐓𝐎 𝐓𝐇𝐄 𝐖𝐎𝐑𝐋𝐃 ✈️ Sports minister @GaytonMcK has announced the names of the fans traveling to America for the 2026 World Cup. The names of the winners: 1. Bonakale Hlengiwe Nzuza (Orlando Pirates) 2. ⁠Sebe Thusi (TS Galaxy) 3. ⁠Adam Mtombeni (Kaizer Chiefs) 4. ⁠Konelo John Tahlo (Siwelele) 5. ⁠Ndumiso Zondi (AmaZulu) 6. ⁠Ernest Jacobs (Stellenbosch) 7. ⁠Hlekulani Kobe (Magesi) 8. ⁠Happiness Dumakude (Golden Arrows) 9. ⁠Vennitious Motswi (Kaizer Chiefs) 10. ⁠Obakeng Mokgara (Mamelodi Sundowns) 11. Mamello Constance Makha (Mamelodi Sundowns) 12. ⁠Mickey Seroke Mokone (Orbit College) 13. ⁠Adam Schlosberg (Chippa United) 14. ⁠Thaven Pillay (Durban City) 15. ⁠Salmaan Khan (Richards Bay) 16. ⁠Tshegofatso Sello (Marumo Gallants) #UNPLAYABLE

@DavidMashabela this is what was yesterday's topic...

@The_DSD We need bank statements of her daughter!

MEDIA STATEMENT MINISTER TOLASHE PUSHES BACK AGAINST COORDINATED MISINFORMATION CAMPAIGN Pretoria, 30 April 2026: The Minister of Social Development, Ms Nokuzola Sisisi Tolashe, has noted what appears to be a deliberate and sustained attempt to mislead the public and undermine her leadership through the circulation of false and distorted narratives. The Ministry places it on record that these claims are being driven by a disgruntled former official of the Department, Ms Lumka Oliphant, whose precautionary suspension and subsequent dismissal followed serious allegations relating to the mismanagement of public resources and gross administrative misconduct. These allegations, which emerged through established oversight and audit processes, pointed to significant governance and procurement irregularities. Ms Oliphant was placed on precautionary suspension on 01 September 2025 and, following due process, was dismissed on 17 October 2025 after failing to provide satisfactory representations on the charges brought against her. Instead of addressing these serious matters through appropriate legal and institutional channels, Ms Oliphant has embarked on a campaign of misinformation, making unsubstantiated and misleading claims against the Department and Ministry. This conduct is clearly aimed at diverting attention from the real reasons for her dismissal and sowing confusion in the public domain. The Ministry further notes with concern attempts to implicate the Minister personally in matters that fall outside her current portfolio responsibilities. These claims are baseless and form part of a broader effort to discredit the Minister at a time when she is actively implementing consequence management, socio-economic development and strengthening governance within the Department. Since assuming office, Minister Tolashe has taken decisive steps to clean up irregularities, enforce accountability, and restore integrity within the Department of Social Development. These actions are in the best interest of the public and are essential to ensuring that resources reach the vulnerable communities the Department serves. The Minister will not be intimidated or distracted by attempts to derail this work. At an appropriate time, the Minister will present a full and factual account to Parliament on all matters within her responsibility. Until then, the public is urged to exercise caution and not be misled by narratives that are self-serving and not grounded in verified processes. The Department remains focused on its mandate and will continue to act decisively against any form of wrongdoing, without fear or favour. ENDS ISSUED BY THE DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT Media enquiries may be forwarded to the Acting Head of Communication, Ms Sandy Godlwana on 082 678 5634 / SandyG@dsd.gov.za

@FabAcademic @Mhlontlo10 Our municipality in her hometown Bizana is named after her "Winnie Madikizela Mandela local Municipality"

We all did her dirty Mhlontlo. Of course, Juju is an exception….the young man honoured Mama Winnie until her very last day. He even respected that she was ANC and would die ANC! But I must say it’s embarrassing that no hospital, no university, no airport carries her name. Go look at that clinic in Tembisa they named after her…..it tells you everything. If not for Geoff Makhubo (may his soul RIP), we wouldn’t even have Winnie Mandela Drive today🤷🏽‍♀️

I’m still trying to figure out what the point of that Winnie documentary was….or nina niyazi? Mission accomplished, I guess….I somehow admire her even more!✊🏾❤️ This woman was a wartime leader. She was tougher and braver than half our male leadership, so it’s no surprise that she faced the kind of resistance she did. Was she human? Of course! Did she make mistakes? Absolutely! But were her mistakes worse than those of her male counterparts, including the Cachalias of this world? Very doubtful. But because she was a woman, a bold one for that matter, her flaws must be magnified and paraded on global TV. Her wartime decisions are judged and dissected in peacetime, when everyone is suddenly on a high moral horse, so of course she will be a villain among saints! Continue to rest in peace Mama❤️🕊️

@Mfoka_Jobe Did you see them coming in?

Still no foreigners seen leaving the country, clearly the whole parade was for cameras and popularity contest

@Cairo_Mathebula Manifesting

Unemployment has so many externalities. One being that there’s a critical number of adults who can be mobilised for anything in SA.

@Cairo_Mathebula I've often said that this high unemployment in S.A will cause a huge problem in terns of protests because people have nothing yo do during the day and will willingly participate in such activity. The politicians are mainly focused on controlled the majority vote, a lot is slowly

"Your brothers"

@jimNjue_ Ok

If you remove the white Population, South Africa is Poorer than Burundi.

@MrksPSLClub 😂😂😂

@MrksPSLClub Is this what you mean about Rele being ordinary🤔?

Hai Hai Hai listen🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 #MadlangaCommission

President Jacob Zuma started long time ago to address the problems faced by the majority and that made him the most hated guy in the ANC after Chris Hani

@KingMntungwa Oh imali ka Rhulumente!

This is How cyan boujee makes her unaccounted Money. Social Media internet never forgets. 💔💔💔

@Billy_Mabhedla @Maqhawe_Ngubane Unfrozen chomie

@Maqhawe_Ngubane Same shit happened to me I'm unemployed so I've been getting R350 SRDs and trading them on Forex and I made a withdrawal of R31.2K and the bank froze my account and told me to visit the nearest branch to talk about the where I got the money from, but it was unfreezed in 30mins

Local baddie doesn’t know how banking works. Ingqondo igcwele iBBL.