Waitsi Ramose
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Waitsi Ramose
@waitsi2011
Born and raised in deep rural of Taung. Currently staying in Jozi maboneng. Half Marathon runner.
Johannesburg, South Africa Katılım Temmuz 2011
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Waitsi Ramose retweetledi
Mr Fannie Nkosi we are sorry sir, we are the ones who need an interpreter now. Even commissioners can’t keep up. Mr Mnisi is too fast 💨
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@RelebogileM English so that i can be able to get great job opportunities.
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What are the languages you wish you could speak fluently and why?
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LISTEN: damn 😢🙆🏽♂️😭! This recording just put a last nail on the coffin for Julius Mkhwanazi. #MadlangaCommission
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Waitsi Ramose retweetledi
The firm @mandmattorneys has received over 400 applications for this vacancy in less than 24hrs. Hectic ⚖️
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@PhathekaPat @phethani4 Same here .
Direct imprisonment is too harsh.
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@phethani4 Not condoning what he did but I was hoping for a fine.
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I need Cryil to pull an African dictator move and pardon Juju right now
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@011kat You sure Katlego? Don't get me excited for nothing please 🥹
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@reathinks @naninahd Ratanang ga se ngwana wa ga Mantwa.
Ke ngwana wa previous relationship.
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@Dashin57 Wow. Happy birthday to your gogo.
She looks like you.
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She is 105 years old today
My great-grandmother show her some love ❤️
Happy birthday 🎂 🥳
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@conrad_shezi @tumisole Ntate Sole. A mme go na le hope ko appeal?
Eish stress sa reng?
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#CountryDuty #StatevMalema
Magistrate now shares her personal views, in my view is that she’s opening herself up for review/ appeal
‘She talks about mothers not being able to access court, domestic violence issues due to this matter being heard as those people can’t reach the court.
What has transpired is a ‘sad day for justice’ in bringing such a matter to court as it impacts the society.’
Inmates had to be returned to correctional services.
Witnesses who lost family members had to be return home’
Tumi Sole@tumisole
#CountryDuty #StatevMalema Magistrate: - it’s a concern for the court that a planned event led to a crime being commissioned. - The firing of shots cant be called celebratory, calling it otherwise, is sugarcoating - there can be no doubt that in the event planned led to 5 offences being committed. - it is clear that there was an intention of committing an offence. - it should take considerable planning that at what time will the accused fire the firearm. - this reflects a decision and intention to break the law - the decision to break the law was planned, and approved by the leadership. - accused knew the unlawfulness & proceeded to break the law. - such acts can’t be condoned by the court & court can’t justify this as celebratory shots. - insofar as other examples were made such as Pistorius, ‘my focus is on this matter, sorry’
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This woman has beeeen talking. Even Malema himself is bored! Just tell us what we need to hear
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We got the job fam.
Thank you for the well wishes and good luck messages 🥺🥺🥺❤️
she/her@Onalenna_w6
Have an interview tomorrow, wish me luck faaam, we need this 🥺🥺
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Whats that one thing that can make someone gain some weight and have glow?
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@thoughtdoorter @Vodacom Ward 81 people are complaining about the same thing in our whatsapp group.
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@Markosonke1 That's how they roll. New contractors that took over from piktiup do not have enough trucks . Every week, we complain about waste not being collected.
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R95 MILLION WATER TENDER SCANDAL EXPOSED IN TSHWANE
An investigation has revealed that the City of Tshwane paid a staggering R95 million to a company owned by Nontobeko Mkhonza to supply water despite serious concerns that the company lacked the trucks, infrastructure, and capacity to handle a contract of that magnitude.
In a country battling water shortages, contracts worth millions are allegedly handed to entities that can’t even deliver the service.
This isn’t just corruption, it’s a complete breakdown of accountability.
Who approved this? Who benefited? And who will be held responsible?
South Africans deserve answers 🇿🇦
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