Ntando Ximba

@_mfundoshezi I dont need umuntu. Nginemali.

@Ntando__Ximba Thola umuntu please bhuti

fakimali uzobona.

@_mfundoshezi Why ungahambi manje?

ukufa kuyongifica ngizama.

Israel’s parliament has passed a controversial bill that seeks to impose the death penalty on Palestinians convicted of killing Israelis in acts of terror, but not on Jewish Israelis who kill Palestinians in similar circumstances. ft.trib.al/iabissb

@ewnupdates @Murendi Why this particular image?

Over R637 million meant for bursaries and skills training has vanished from the Education, Training and Development Practices Sector Education and Training Authority (ETDP SETA). ewn.co.za/2026/03/26/par…

@Vitality_SA I love you guys ne, but 2 rest weeks a year!? You are going to kill us!

WHAT IS WRONG WITH YOU?!!Even at this grave geopolitical moment when editorial FRAMING on Iran, Gaza, etc. have been shown to have consequences, you continue to be complicit in drumming up empathy for wrong doers? He was not demached over "Kill the Boer comments." It was over his ENTIRE speech. The main reason was his attack on the judiciary. The "I don't care about your courts." There is an editorial consequence to your framing. It sets the stage for international headlines that say "US Ambassador demarchèd for denouncing Kill The Boer." Who sounds reasonable in that framing? Who sounds like a state that is repressing opinion? Kill The Boer is not state policy. The story is the attack on the apex court and South Africa's sacrosanct constitutionalism.

War comes with a price tag. The US spent $3.7 billion in the first four days of bombing Iran. Here’s the breakdown ⤵️

@southafricandly Even if it was R1. Send him to jail.

The National Prosecuting Authority South Africa has confirmed that in the case involving Johannesburg Development Agency CEO Themba Mathibe, the reported R2 million cash seizure was incorrect; less than R500 000 was actually seized. #NPA #ThembaMathibe

What was the CEO of JDA doing with millions of rand in cash in his house? @DadaMorero @CityofJoburgZA

NPA ‘curbs’ JDA boss Themba Mathibe’s R2m ‘cash-in-transit heist’ case, despite evidence news24.com/investigations…

Johannesburg Development Agency CEO still at work after being arrested and charged #Echobox=1770056947" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">dailymaverick.co.za/article/johann…

definitely worth a watch -- explains the light & heavy crude oil situation well

Last night I was at a bar and there was a very drunk old guy who passed me, tapped my shoulder, and said, “you’re ugly.” He came back a few minutes later and said, “sorry I did that man, you’re just really ugly and I had to say something.”

@KhuselaS Hhayi wena, sgebengu!!

Ndirhalela ukuthi rhaaa but that would be undiplomatic 🙇🏽‍♀️

@DadaMorero The ANC is a criminal organisation.

We are thrilled to announce the opening of the Homecoming exhibition, an extraordinary cultural milestone as part of the G20 Summit program. This event celebrates the return of 145 masterpieces from the Johannesburg Art Gallery (JAG) after a remarkable international tour and marks a historic partnership between Standard Bank Gallery and JAG. Themba Mathibe is the CEO of JDA, the key implementing agent for the City’s departments.

Dear South Africans: Heads of State and their delegations, multinationals, global development, and multilateral agencies are used to DRAMATIC protests outside Summits. From UNGA, COP, World Bank/IMF to G7, they know that people protest with billboards, placards, blockades. At the G8 Summit in 2005, protestors threw red paint outside George W Bush's plenary to protest US war in Iraq. A massive protest against Tony Blair took place in Edinburgh. At Climate conferences, thousands of protestors turn up, inside and outside plenaries. At EU Summits, world leaders are lampooned right outside the venue by angry protestors. Outside the White House, a huge statue if Trump and Epstein was displayed. At Times Square, massive billboards of protest are displayed. None of the delegates descending on Johannesburg are going to crap their pants because of billboards. Their foreign missions have briefed them extensively about the true state of affairs in RSA. They know the good and the bad. They will go to restaurants and the Kruger Park and see that the billboards on race laws are crap. International Businesses have operations in some of the most unstable and volatile countries. Enough energy on Afriforum and Solidarity's billboards. On second thought, they are actually flaccid. Move on, focus. The Inequality Report Commissioned by RSA is important. It succinctly highlights the nexus of inequality and threats to democracy. It tells us that 1% of the world's wealthiest increased their wealth by 41% in 5 years; that countries experiencing inequality have a 7x chance of seeing a reversal of Democratic norms. Now, will world leaders adopt inequality as a global emergency? That's what matters here..not some orange billboards.

I've been self-employed for most of my life & without a schedule for 2 decades, yet I still find Friday and Saturday the most pleasant days, Monday the least pleasurable one, & Sunday evening a usually sombre moment. It has to do with the mood of others. You don't live alone.

Edwin Sodi could soon be blacklisted from government contracts for failing to fix the Rooiwal wastewater treatment plant, which was suspected of having a hand in the deadly 2023 cholera outbreak. Sodi has always claimed he was conned by his deceased business partner, Rudolf Schoeman Jnr. But was there some truth to the allegation? Tomorrow we launch amaBhungane’s first podcast: DEADLY WATER.