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Malema has done more for this country than Mandela, Mbeki, Zuma n Ramaphosa combined.

🚨🎙️Marquinhos on close to joining Liverpool back then. 🗣️| I think it was just one step away from me joining Liverpool, I had friends like Coutinho, Firmino and Fabinho at Liverpool who were telling me to join this beautiful club, they have a louder kop in the stadium and crazy fans during a game but I choose to stay and try working hard for whats next for me here at PSG.. I have always had it in mind to join them whenever I’m leaving PSG but I don’t think they will need me again.

🚨 Aston Villa have added Curtis Jones to their summer shortlist amid plans for a MAJOR squad rebuild. 🔴🟣 The Liverpool midfielder is attracting strong interest and could be allowed to leave as part of a wider Anfield clear-out. 👀 Villa boss Unai Emery is keen to strengthen his midfield, with Jones viewed internally as a potential upgrade on current options. 💼 (Source: Football Insider)

Crystal Palace really kickstarted our downfall this season 😭💔

JUST IN: Vice President of IMANI Africa, Kofi Bentil, has urged the Government of Ghana to deploy a presidential jet to South Africa to evacuate Ghanaians amid ongoing xenophobic attacks.

G4S guards dismissed over R1.37 million ATM cash shortage, court rules iol.co.za/news/crime-and…

Atteridgeville, Pretoria: Armed suspects stormed a house and robbed the occupants of phones, cash, and a vehicle belonging to the homeowner. The victim’s son-in-law, who was on a call with his wife when it suddenly cut off, heard the disturbance and rushed to the house. On arrival, he found 3/4 suspects attempting to flee in the stolen vehicle. When he approached, they allegedly opened fire and shot him in the stomach. He returned fire, fatally shooting two suspects, wounding another, while one managed to escape. WARNING: ⚠️ Graphic.

Get to know your shapes..

What if Southampton win the FA cup, will they play Europa league from championship?

Back-to-back @PremierLeague Player of the Match awards for MGW. 🔥

EFF donated 15million during Covid 19 to support us poor South Africans. EFF is the only political part that gave money to SA artists during Covid pandemic. EFF went to KZN to donate money,blankets & food after KZN was traumatized by floods. EFF loves South Africans,im sold

Cody Gakpo on Mohamed Salah: “I have to thank Mo for everything he did for me when I first came here. The conversations we had about football, but also about life, about mental stuff, about gym stuff, family. I appreciate, a lot, the way he spoke to me. He respected me in that way.” "Obviously I'm very grateful to have shared the pitch with him with the amazing things he has done for this club, for himself, for his family and for Egypt as well. Like everybody will say, he is one of the biggest Liverpool legends and I think everybody is very grateful for what he has done for the club and for us” (LFC)

EFF Deputy President Godrich Gardee must sue the state R100 million for damages resulting from negligence of SAPS and NPA, including messing up the case of Hillary. We are calling for #JusticeForHillaryGardee

The striking resemblance between a Nigerian film actor and an American actor.

🔴🛡️ Virgil van Dijk ranks 1st among all Premier League defenders this season for: ✅ Aerial duels won ✅ Clearances ✅ Headed clearances ✅ Accurate passes ✅ Forward passes ✅ Touches [@WhoScored]

🔥 BREAKING NEWS 🔥🔥 F@t Joe tweeted: “You can’t scream ‘I’m the best’ and ‘I sm0ke niqqaz’ your whole career, then when Kendrick steps in the ring, you fold, apologize, and tap out. After that? You’re out the Big 3. Ali didn’t bow — he fought.” J. Cole replied: “Respectfully, choosing peace ain’t fear. I don’t need a public execution to validate my pen. I stepped back because ego don’t write classics — discipline does. If that ‘looks weak’ to you, cool… I’ll live with my catalog.” 💀🔥

Michael Jordan’s son see inhaling a white substance at his vacation stay.

Busquets and his family in Kenya 🇰🇪 😅

A MASSAGE TO FELLOW SOUTH AFRICANS FROM YOUR GRAND FATHER SIR KHOI KHOI: Let Us Choose Ubuntu Over Xenophobia Dumelang, Sanibonani, Molweni, Thobela, Avuxeni, Ndaa, Good day to all South Africans. We are a nation born from struggle, forged in the fires of apartheid, and united under the promise of a Constitution that says South Africa belongs to all who live in it. That promise was not just for some of us. It was for all of us — Black, Coloured, Indian, White, and for our brothers and sisters from other nations who now call this country home. 1. Remember who we are, Our history is one of solidarity. When apartheid tried to break us, it was the frontline states — Mozambique, Zimbabwe, Zambia, Tanzania, Nigeria, and others — who sheltered our leaders, trained uMkhonto we Sizwe, and paid a heavy price for standing with us. To turn on their children today is to forget the hands that fed us when we were hungry for freedom. Ubuntu means “I am because we are.” It cannot stop at the Limpopo or Beitbridge. 2. Face the real causes of our pain, Unemployment, crime, poor service delivery, and inequality are real and they hurt. But blaming fellow Africans for them is a misdiagnosis. The Competition Commission, Stats SA, and countless studies show that foreign nationals make up less than 5% of the labour force. Many run spaza shops in townships where big retailers won’t go, creating jobs and keeping prices down. Others are doctors in rural clinics, engineers on our mines, and lecturers in our universities. When we burn a shop or attack a neighbour, we don’t create one job we destroy livelihoods, including South African jobs in the supply chains that serve those businesses. Our anger is justified, but our target is wrong. Hold government and corruption accountable, not the person selling tomatoes on the corner. 3. Understand the cost of xenophobia, Every attack is broadcast across the continent. It costs us trade, tourism, and the respect Madiba earned us. In 2008, 2015, and 2019, the world watched as we hurt ourselves. Nigerian airlines suspended routes. Investors hesitated. South African truck drivers were attacked in retaliation beyond our borders. Xenophobia isolates us on a continent that is trying to integrate through the African Continental Free Trade Area. We cannot lead Africa while we fear Africa. 4. Choose law, not violence, If someone commits a crime, they must face the law — regardless of nationality. South Africa has police, courts, and Home Affairs for that reason. Mob justice makes us all unsafe, because today it’s a foreign national, tomorrow it’s someone accused of witchcraft, or from the wrong province, or wearing the wrong political shirt. We fought too hard for the rule of law to abandon it in the street. 5. Build, don’t break, Let’s direct our energy to what works: - Join community policing forums that include everyone who lives in the area. - Support local government meetings and demand budgets are spent. - Mentor young people and help them start businesses instead of resenting others who did. - Teach our children that a person’s worth is not in their accent or passport. Our Constitution’s Preamble asks us to “heal the divisions of the past” and “build a society based on democratic values, social justice and fundamental human rights.” Xenophobia tears that healing apart. To those who are hurting*: Your frustration is seen and it is valid. But your enemy is not the migrant worker. Your enemy is poverty, corruption, and poor leadership. To those who are afraid: The South Africa you want safe, prosperous, respected is still possible, but we build it together or not at all. We are not just South Africans. We are Africans. We are human. Let us choose Ubuntu over fear. Let us choose courage over convenience. Let us choose each other. Amandla, Maatla, Power to the people who refuse to hate. Mayibuye i-Afrika.@GovernmentZA @Julius_S_Malema @CyrilRamaphosa @MbalulaFikile @helenzille @MmusiMaimane

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