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@Annie_Modiba Rayan Cherki!

Name the person

@PhutiSemenya14 @ReleGlo HFC, Home Fried Chicken!

What do you call this chicken and why is it always hidden at events? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣....

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"Vukuvukuvukuvukundini"🤣🤣🤣

“They will pay one of us, to kill one of us, just to say it’s one us.” ~ Malcolm X

@Lord_Ori_ Ungenaphi u Anele Mgudlwa? Financial misappropriation, fraud and or corruption are not sexually transmitted. Leave her out of it.

Is Radio 94.7 going to treat Anele Mgudlwa the same way they treated MacG, Euphonik, and DJ Fresh? Or…different rules for different people?

@NZombini @Phumla_N She will never answer any of your questions and or arguments. She resorts to insults, rather than engaging the content.

@Phumla_N Tribalism between which tribes? Violence was instigated by foreigners and South Africans retaliated. Tell me how she instigated violence. I need you to tell me what you were going to do while foreign nationals were shooting at South Africans? Were you going to be a human shield?

Mtsheleni ukuthi uyarasa. Head to head I can take her husband on in court while she watches in the gallery like the layperson that she is. So she’s correct, we’re worlds apart.

@codeofV @Markosonke1 Who is Tsonga now? Mandisi Tshingana? The name begs to differ with that lie. There is no "Tshingana" who is Tsonga, ngu Mxhosa lo

@Markosonke1 lol that time he is tsonga, he will buy that bus and then Ngizwe will ask him his name, when he replies, ngena baba, shangane ndini

So tell me this guy has raised R50,000 for… what exactly? 😭 Are they buying a bus to go deport people themselves or hiring Uber to chase “illegal immigrants”? Because last time I checked, immigration enforcement is not a stokvel project. You don’t crowd-fund law enforcement like it’s a birthday party. The real problem with this whole thing is they’re fighting the wrong battle in the wrong way, targeting the wrong people. Instead of holding systems accountable, it’s easier to shout at small businesses and vulnerable people. R50k won’t fix unemployment, it won’t fix borders… it will just fund more chaos and hashtags

@Vodlozanesto @Markosonke1 Maybe do what you want and let him do what he wants🤷🏿‍♂️. You can't be out here prescribing what a person should or must do with their influence, which they have built over time , mind you.

@Markosonke1 He must sponsor young people to start small projects that will change their lives, mentor them with business ideas...Throwing money on failed radio personalities in the name hating foreigners, is a highest form of stupidity. Boers will always laugh at Bantus, coz WTF ..

@Absolute_Kganki @Knick_RSA @_SMWX @Julius_S_Malema @AdvDali_Mpofu It sounds childish

“The EFF has boycotted @_SMWX because of their MKP differences with my father, @Julius_S_Malema took a public stand because I’m @AdvDali_Mpofu’s son. But if anything, we don’t need them as SMWX but they’re still welcome if they wanna come, and our numbers have doubled since they boycotted us in their 3rd NPA of December 2024.” - Dr. @SizweMpofuWalsh 🔥🇿🇦

@Avela_Aveey @Anunakin I never said anything about the dress code. I merely questioned and warned against deciding the correctness of a dress code yomfazi wenye indoda. Who are we to decide whether it is right or wrong? It's really not our place to decide that

@nobkwelo2 @Anunakin Kuba ingu nkosikazi wenye indoda ithi lonto the dress code is okay?

The pictures that Zozibini took and posted are not wife like. It’s been Xhosa women defending that nonsense because they are secretly hoping her marriage doesn’t work out. They always support destructive behaviour. Your body is now for your husband, not for strangers online. Respect your husband.

@ThePoint2Day May you please restate your point, but this time like you are talking to a 5 year old?

A question was asked abt Dunga's qualifications n here's Panyaza's answer.🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 Easter Gauteng Dunga #EFFisMyHome #EFF

@AladyPL All you need is a needle to pop those balloons

Ungathini?

@Nellmphoo @Phumla_N Pseudo-intellectualism at its best

@nobkwelo2 @Phumla_N Ey man 😂

Since South African media houses are not interested in uncovering the whole truth, let me ask those who were at the march these pertinent questions, enough time has passed: 1. What’s the name of the man who was allegedly stabbed? 2. How was he stabbed? 3. Why did he hide his face when he showed the crowd his stab wound? 4. Where were these Nigerians when they stabbed him since everyone was “hunting” them? 5. Did the crowd actually encounter these Nigerians? 6. Was it Nigerians, Somalians or Ethiopians? 5. What’s the name of the person who was allegedly hit by a car? 6. What is the registration number of the car that hit him? 7. What did the marchers do when they witnessed a car hitting someone? 8. How did the marchers know that the car was driven by a foreigner? 9. Why have none of the two opened a case? I’d appreciate some answers in the name of a holistic picture & not sensationalism.

@TheAudioLabSA @Buntu_Bokweni Akakhathali kuku apologise-a?

⚠️🚨Official statement: Kelvin Momo apologizes for his absence at the Mamalisa event in Polokwane due to fuel shortages.

@TheTruthPanther Bebekade belinde ntoni?

Alleged Foreign Drug Kingpin Arrested After Police Seize R19.3 Million Worth of Cocaine, Mandrax and Other Drugs in Major East London Operation Eastern Cape police have arrested a 47-year-old foreign national suspected of being a drug distribution kingpin following a major operation in East London. The arrest comes after authorities uncovered narcotics with an estimated street value of over R19.3 million during a targeted intelligence-driven investigation. Police spokesperson Brigadier Nobuntu Gantana said the operation took place on the morning of 1 April after investigations pointed to a suspect operating from Quigney. Officers intercepted a white Toyota Corolla near King Phalo Airport, where occupants were found in possession of drugs. Following the vehicle stop, police proceeded to a flat at Kennaway Court in Quigney, where the main suspect allowed a search. Officers discovered large quantities of drugs, including mandrax worth R1.24 million and cocaine valued at R18 million, along with smaller amounts of crack and crystal meth. Authorities also seized R77,340 in cash believed to be proceeds of crime. A second suspect, a 36-year-old woman, was arrested. Both suspects are expected to appear in court soon as investigations continue into the alleged drug distribution network.

Niyabona ukuba aylwisi lento😅😭😭 we are just siblings ezalamanayo ezilwa njalo nje😅😅😭

@Recon1_ZA Bhisho Massacre?

There isn't a single event in South African history that this post makes reference to that documents a massacre of black South Africans by white South Africans on the basis of their being black. It is a perversion of truth. The most commonly cited single event that matches your description is the Sharpeville Massacre. This incident became a major symbol of apartheid's brutality and galvanized both domestic resistance and international condemnation. It was not a random or unprovoked "massacre for just being black" in the sense of hunting people down solely for their race with no context. It occurred during an organized political protest against specific discriminatory laws, amid rising tensions and a police force under attack by a stone-throwing mob, during a very volatile time- 69 people died. A different massacre is often cited, the Langa Massacre, in which 35 people died. And then, of course, the Soweto Uprising. During the Truth and Reconciliation Commission, killings formed a major category. The TRC is widely cited for the overall figure of about 21,000 deaths resulting from political violence and the state's response to resistance during the apartheid era. The TRC found responsibility on all sides: State security forces and allied structures were held accountable for many targeted killings, torture, and abuses, especially in earlier decades and during crackdowns. However, a very large share of deaths, particularly in the 1980s–early 1990s stemmed from intra-black political violence. The TRC explicitly documented violations by liberation movements (ANC, PAC, etc.) The 21,000 deaths figure is not limited to white police/military massacring unarmed black civilians "for just being black." It is a blatant lie. It encompassed the full spectrum of politically motivated killings during a turbulent transition, including riots, protests, counter-insurgency, and intense rivalry between black-led political factions. Many victims were black, but the perpetrators were mixed. This thing of being ignorant of our history to show further division is not rooted in truth. The full TRC reports are publicly available online. I suggest you read them.

The most iconic telephone conversation in South Africa 😭🤣 Happy mhlaka 2, ngolwesine guys 🤣❤️