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@politicaleconZA Voetsek

Putting out an arrest warrant on a parliamentarian for exposing your complicity in covering up the political hits you're supposed to be investigating is peak mafia state behaviour.

BREAKING NEWS: MP Fadiel Adams has been arrested. He was taken into custody at a parliamentary housing estate. Pics Cape Times.

@Stimoroller Hard workers at it again

Mozambican traditional healer Aizeque Zacaria Cumbuia set to appear before the Ga-Rankuwa Magistrates court today, after being found with the body parts of 20 year old Gontse Makhubela. Police breakthrough came after the suspects were found in Makhubela’s cellphone. #sabcnews

@NadiaFerreira85 While at it, check how much the Chinese car manufacturers are bringing in

Nissan invests R750m in Egypt. .. BEE is chasing business away.

@Abramjee He’ll be arrested and be granted bail again

#Wanted Ramagatsi Isaac Molefi (41) Police in Klerksdorp, North West, are appealing to the public for assistance in locating 41-year-old Ramagatsi Isaac Molefi, also known as Mazaza, who is wanted in connection with an ATM fraud syndicate. Molefi is alleged to be part of a group that targets bank clients at ATMs by distracting them and stealing their bank cards, which are then used to withdraw cash. He was previously arrested and appeared in court, where he was granted bail, but failed to return to the Klerksdorp Regional Court last week. Authorities confirmed that Molefi has a history of theft-related offences, with convictions dating back to 2019, raising concerns about repeat criminal activity. Police are urging anyone with information that could assist in tracking him down to come forward. Members of the public can contact the investigating officer, Warrant Officer Connie Nepgen, the Klerksdorp Detectives, or the branch commander. Anonymous tips can also be submitted via the MySAPS app or by calling Crime Stop. The police stress that community cooperation is critical in ensuring Molefi is located and brought back before court.

@ThendoRalph @AmoNtombi We are allowing them as citizens

Are they allowed to do this?

There’s something that we’ve not addressed as the black community and the effects of apartheid. Nobody talks about how many of our forefathers left this country and went to exile and left their families behind. Many of which till this day, their families don’t know what happened to them. Those who remained behind experienced so much violence and brutality and some saw their comrades die in front of them. Visit most townships today and see how some of those PAC and MK guys who are now Madala’s are poor or drunkards. They never healed or received therapy for the trauma they went through. Even today we’re living through those trauma’s of apartheid.

@Saxon_African This is funny, how did the South African govt do this?

The South African government did this. Not America, not Iran, not Israel. The South African government with a 500% increase in taxes and levies on fuel.

@novaxthanks lol what about churches? Or we only have a problem with mosques?

Dear South Africa, Just so you know … they’re building a whole bunch of new Mosques in the East Rand alone. Are people aware of the silent rise of Islam in South Africa? Lord knows, Government has already been captured!

South Africans bought 35% less fuel in April compared to March, according to new data from Discovery Insure. The analysis, based on telematics and fuel reward card swipes from over 200,000 clients, shows how motorists responded to the fuel price increase on 1 April, which saw petrol climb by R3,06 per litre and diesel by as much as R7,51 per litre. The analysis also showed that fuel transactions dropped by 28% over the same period. At the same time, driving behaviour also shifted. Trips taken were down 10%, and the total distance travelled dropped by 9%. Even when removing the Easter weekend (3 to 6 April 2026) from the data, trips and distance travelled were still down by 8%.

JUST IN: SAPS CALLS ON MR FADIEL ADAMS TO HAND HIMSELF OVER TO POLICE The South African Police Service (SAPS) Political Killings Task Team (PKTT) is calling on Mr Fadiel Adams to present himself at his nearest police station in connection with a case of Fraud and defeating and or obstructing the course of justice. SAPS is in possession of a J50 warrant of arrest for Mr Adams. The warrant relates to serious allegations that he interfered with ongoing investigations into the murder of the late ANC Youth League Leader, Mr Sindiso Magaqa. Through investigations, the task team discovered that Mr Adams interfered with the now convicted and sentenced hitman at a very sensitive and advanced stage of the police's investigation. Police have gone through extensive efforts to locate Mr Adams, including visiting multiple addresses associated with him. Arrangements were made with his attorney to hand himself over on Monday, 04 May 2026, at the Cape Town Central Police Station, but as of now, he has not cooperated. Mr Adams was scheduled to appear before a KwaZulu-Natal court on Monday but failed to do so. Despite numerous attempts by SAPS to make contact with his legal representative, Mr Adams has not made himself available to police. SAPS urges Mr Adams to cooperate with law enforcement and hand himself over at his nearest police station without delay.

BREAKING NEWS | Police have called on Member of Parliament Fadiel Adams to hand himself over to the nearest police station immediately. This is in connection with allegations of fraud and defeating the ends of justice.

They tried killing me. They tried bribing some of my own family members to sell me out. They took me took court every week AND I STILL DEFEATED THEM. Try me boys

#MissingPerson We have received news that Sr Khanyisile Tafeni has been missing since Friday. Sr Khanyisile is a full member of the Wesley in the Fourways Circuit and currently fellowships in the Bryanston society. She was last seen with a person by the name of Sibusiso Simelane.

Dear Corporate South Africa We really truly & honestly cannot afford to drive to your overpriced offices daily to sit on Teams all day on laptops we brought from home. Nothing else from my side. And I know you can see my screen. Sincerely, South Africans

I know I am wasting my time but guys can we stop engaging with these accounts that are ragebaiting by using "South Africa" in their posts... Most of them say the exact same thing.

There’s a Township called Bophelong, Southern part of Gauteng, that drove out all the Somali/Pakistani tuck shops in the neighbourhood. Now over 200 tuck shops in the neighbourhood are owned by the kasis residents. This has immensely helped local economic growth.

@azania1023 That’s what a lawyer does, represent clients

Adv Tembeka Ngcukaitobi SC is representing Weeber Wentzel Law Firm which wants BEEE scrapped. He is hired by a white firm opposing the implementation of the Legal Sector Code -Adv Sello SC -Adv Muzi Sikhakhane SC -Adv Norman Arendse SC are representing the defendants.

@fweshtiny Of course we’ll take that as truth as you say it, we apologise

white people were attacked by black South Africans in South Africa 🇿🇦 South Africans need to know that the whites built the infrastructures from the scratch while you didn’t build anything. Without white people, modern South Africa wouldn’t exist.

A South African is expected to provide previous records, proof of residence, medical information, a birth certificate, and parents’ documentation, yet an undocumented immigrant gets to access the school system without any of that.