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👮BREAKING NEWS👮 In May 2024 Tariq Bhatti's visa expired.He applied for a renewal...it was rejected and he appealed. @HomeAffairsSA was notified..In November 2024 a visa was issued.check it out-He is now a Mr PATEL! Same passport/DOB and reference no 🤐 #PakistanMafiaSA

@Markosonke1 It's not that easy

@Markosonke1 You failed to mention that each application will be assessed on its own merits, rather than applying a blanket approach. Many informal tomato and potato sellers, who are littering our streets, will not meet the requirements for legal visas and should return to their home.

Exclusive: Second Cabinet minister implicated in Chinese SUV scandal dailymaverick.co.za/article/2026-0…

Passengers and the driver of a bus arriving from Zimbabwe have expressed growing frustration after not being processed by South African officials since their arrival at 06:00 this morning. The group, who have travelled in search of employment opportunities in South Africa, report that they have been waiting for several hours without assistance and are now experiencing hunger and distress. They have raised concerns about the delay, describing the situation as unfair and calling for prompt intervention by the relevant authorities.

Can you please give the ratio of illegal immigrants being employed by white SAns versus the ones employed by Pakistani/Chinese/ Indian/Black SA and a breakdown between the different groups in daily wages...you must have such in hand to support your statement below....

@SaveS12943 @SAPoliceService Lets name and shame him

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coal mining company and its directors have been accused of stealing more than R600-million worth of coal in a criminal case linked to alleged illegal mining in Mpumalanga in Hendrina. In an affidavit, Liberty Coal director Ulrich Bester says he is laying charges of theft against junior coal miner Kego Mining, and its directors, Owen William Nelson and Kevin Patrick Nelson. “I depose to this affidavit in support of criminal charges of theft to be laid against Mr Owen William Nelson… and Mr Kevin Patrick Nelson… as well as against the company… Kego Mining,” Bester states. The alleged illegal mining is said to have taken place on specific portions of the Klipbank mine area. The troubled Optimum Coal Mine, previously owned by the Guptas and subsequently taken over by Liberty Coal, is the holder of the mining right over the area in

@eNCA How many passed English and Maths

Parents of pupils at Theresa Park Secondary School in Pretoria are up in arms over the academic crisis at the school. They demanded to have a meeting with the school principal after only 30 out of 270 grade 9 pupils passed Afrikaans. Parents also say the overall sanitary conditions are not conducive for learning. @Nabeelah_Shaikh reports. Tune in to #eNCA, channel #DStv403

The preservation orders relate to fraudulent claims amounting to R19,183,197.34 made by Nako Mang Trading Enterprise CC between 2020 and 2023. The SIU’s investigation found that the company allegedly misrepresented employment relationships. atnews.co.za/siu-freezes-as…

Thousands of unemployed youth are moving from factory to factory in Midrand and Tembisa with CVs in hand hoping for work. The protest remains peaceful, but most businesses have shut their gates. So far, about 15 have secured jobs. @MongeziKoko

#MCSAFound We are deeply saddened to inform you that Abigail Prins has been found deceased. Our sincere condolences to her family and friends.

Awa banna !!

The rape case against a 58-year-old man from Dobsonville, Soweto has been postponed to 22 April for further investigation. The man made a brief appearance in the Roodepoort Magistrate's Court on Tuesday. @naomikobbie reports. Tune in to #eNCA, channel #DStv403

BMA intercepts a truck carrying explosives worth R1 million at the South Africa–Zimbabwe border. kaya959.co.za/news/explosive…

LATEST: Suliman Carrim remains in ICU at a Johannesburg hospital. Sources have clarified that his condition is not related to a heart attack, but due to another medical issue.

SIU Freezes Properties and Cars in R19 Million UIF TERS Fraud Case The Special Investigating Unit has secured preservation orders to freeze assets worth millions after uncovering a R19.1 million fraud scheme linked to COVID-19 relief funds. The orders were granted by the Special Tribunal following an investigation into Nako Mang Trading Enterprise CC, which allegedly submitted fraudulent claims to the Unemployment Insurance Fund under the Temporary Employer or Employee Relief Scheme. Assets now under preservation include two residential properties in Turffontein, an agricultural holding, as well as multiple vehicles including a Toyota Dyna, Hyundai H-1, Mercedes-Benz and a trailer. The Tribunal has barred the individuals involved from selling or transferring the assets. The Registrar of Deeds has also been instructed to place restrictions to prevent any disposal without approval. Investigators found that between 2020 and 2023, the company allegedly misrepresented employment relationships to access UIF funds. Several individuals listed as employees later confirmed they had never worked for the company. Instead of paying workers, the funds were allegedly diverted into personal accounts belonging to directors and their associates. The SIU further revealed that company director Nikluis Manuel allegedly purchased vehicles in cash shortly after receiving UIF payouts and kept a portion as commission. Another beneficiary, Khanyi Angel Nokukhanya, reportedly received over R569,000 from the proceeds, which was later used in property acquisitions. According to investigators, the movement of funds reflects a pattern consistent with money laundering, where illegal proceeds are disguised through assets. The SIU says the preservation orders are aimed at preventing the dissipation of assets while civil recovery proceedings continue. In total, the unit is pursuing more than R148 million linked to fraudulent TERS claims involving multiple companies.

At 467 Carl Street, we disconnected a business found to be bridging their power supply. Stealing electricity is more than a crime; it is an insult to every law-abiding resident of our city. We are reclaiming our grid. If you bypass the system, we will find you. @CityTshwane

A former #CityPower employee-turned contractor has made damning allegations against three of his former colleagues. #TheCitizenNews. Read more⬇️ citizen.co.za/news/city-powe…