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@busiwe_bubu @CoruscaKhaya Hay yifilm 😂😂😂

Joe Sibanyoni and Bafana Sindane threw a party after walking free in their extortion case.🤔

@mmodiba10 @MtsheposSA 🤣🤣🤣

Again With respect Phumzile, you've written a long piece about Sizwe's state of mind and said very little about the actual substance. You use 'unless and until' to suggest the ConCourt blessed everything that follows including the interdict. But read it again slowly. The process MUST proceed unless and until the report is SET ASIDE. Not reviewed. Not challenged in a filing. Actually set aside by a court. That has not happened. So Parliament's obligation to proceed is still alive right now today. You say review and interdict are par for the course with parliamentary reports. Fine. But you are glossing over something critical ,an urgent interdict is not a review. A review tests whether something was lawful. An urgent interdict STOPS a ConCourt mandated process before that test is even complete. Those are not the same instrument and you know that. And then you spend three paragraphs telling @SizweMpofuWalsh he got over-excited and let emotions cloud his judgment. That's not legal analysis Phumzile. That's a character assessment. You are doing to Sizwe exactly what you accused him of doing to the legal process ,making it personal. You hold him in high regard. He knows that. We all know that. But high regard doesn't make the $800k disappear. It doesn't explain four years of silence. And it doesn't answer why urgency only arrived the moment the ANC majority could no longer protect him. The argument is not beneath Sizwe. The evasion is beneath the President.

@tumisole Patiently waiting for tomorrow… hope something gives

Some breaking news coupled with some more arrests would slap 👋

@AyeeNdeM Hawuuu where are the options???

Patriots Come this side! Who are you voting for!

@ApostleDeza She wanted to be called a brave soldier by Ramaphosa, who later used and discarded her. She deserves everything happening to her.

Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula helped block Ramaphosa’s impeachment‼️‼️‼️ EFF MPs: No to corruption, high unemployment and loadshedding! Ramaphosa must answer for the Phala Phala crimes. NA Speaker, ANC’s Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula: ANIMALS out! We are in full agreement with the TG, Cmsr @OmphileMaotwe, that “Mapisa must go and rot in jail for all the wrong things she has done to the people of South Africa.” It was Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula who blocked the impeachment of Cyril Ramaphosa, and today she wants public sympathy. These old ANC crooks think all South Africans are from Luthuli House. #RegisterToVoteEFF

Where in hell have you ever heard a public protector threatening to open criminal cases against the public? So who will protect us ? 😭

@MojaLoveTv Amahloni awasekho, let that piece of trash presenter or your that was spewing nonsense apologise. You can debate each other Asizi!

MOJA LOVE COMMUNITY HALL DEBATE INVITES EFF TO ENGAGE ON CRITICAL ISSUES AFFECTING SOUTH AFRICANS

Heavy...

@MbuyiseniNdlozi @Rakgadi_EM I would also spill the beans in her position too. She has nothing more to lose and in fact… good for her

Today on #AfricanRenaissancePodcast Former Speaker of the National Assembly, Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula on the Phala-Phala Report Vote Don’t miss the full interview today at 15h00 🔥

@MbalulaFikile Uliwexuwexu wena, you will never taste the presidency of this country. All the old people that voted ANC claiming to be voting for Mandela are gone. The new voters know who you are and what you stand for #PhalaphalaJudgement

Forward ever, backwards never, the center holds!

EFF & ATM must get all the praise for today’s judgement. All of it!

@gndzongana @van_wyk4115 Conflict of interest perhaps 🤷🏻‍♀️. If the white law firms that were told not to represent you do business with the people who took you to court, then they could not represent you.

@van_wyk4115 Because it's their choice to do so. My question why black lawyers do the same?

People are arguing that Senior Advocate Thembeka Ngcukaitobi is prevented by the law from refusing to represent white law firms, meaning he cannot refuse based on his professional ethics. My fellow Africans, white law firms were instructed not to represent me in the Western Cape during my trial for incitement of violence and damaging public property. They made it clear that their clients had told them not to represent me, or else they would stop doing business with them. I don’t buy that justification, because the top legal firms in the Western Cape never minced their words in my case. It was only after a brother and comrade of mine stepped in that I defeated the Boers. I think we need to be principled as African people, just like the Dutch colonial settlers.

@ZizinjaAbelungu @Julius_S_Malema On Adam’s he’s totally wrong. Adam’s was given an opportunity to present himself, he chose drama. He wanted Sympathy and CIC fell for it.

Julius Malema had political disagreements with President Zuma for many years, However, when Zuma was illegally arrested, Malema was among the first to call Cyril Ramaphosa and argued for a presidential pardon. He even said: “We have no prisons in SA, we have correctional services … How will we correct an 80-year-old and reintegrate? So Zuma is going to be a wasteful expenditure.” Today, when he sees what he believes to be injustices against another human being, he speaks out. He is not wrong.

Brilliant!!!

"There's an overwhelming need for it [transformation]," Advocate Don Mahon says. Mahon is the chair of the Johannesburg Society of Advocates (@JSAdvs ) and filed an affidavit in the legal sector code litigation. 71% of senior counsel of the bar are white. @BDliveSA

@Julius_S_Malema @_NMabaso Not this time, leadership. He said was given an opportunity to hand himself in, instead he went rogue and called a press conference and insulted Police. Ngeke! He called this to himself.

This is wrong in all respects. That's what the apartheid regime did to Steve Biko. It might be nice to your ears and eyes for now but this is inhumane and disrespectful. Who's this guy? A murderer or an honorable member of parliament who went about doing what he's elected to do?

4 big law firms challenging the Legal Sector Code in court today. The firms don’t want to have 50% Black ownership in 5 years and give 40% of their briefs to Black advocates. Solidarity is in court for the same matter.

#BBBEE Largest law firms - Norton Rose Fulbright, Webber Wentzel, Werkmans & Bowmans are opposing the implementation of the Legal Sector Code at PTA High Court. They say it's unconstitutional. LPC says the Code is crucial in addressing structural challenges. #eNCA