Pidipidi_m
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When Jesus says Yes, nobody can say No
LOOK AT GOD 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
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@ReignQueendom What's YOUR contribution for the betterment of the country?
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No marches at the court appearances of South African officials who are looting money that could feed communities for generations. No, just marches to harass a poor person selling bananas to feed their families.
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Imagine losing your pension, medical aid, and salary over a R100 bribe to release an illegal foreigner from jail!
My fellow South Africans please love yourself and love South Africa
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Did you know?
SIU discovered 630 000 foreigners who illegally acquired study VISA's, work permits & even permanent residency documents
Foreigners would pay at least R500 for these documents. Most of the names on these documents are not their real names.
Using fake documents, many of those foreigners are working as teachers, doctors, admins, nurses, lecturers, lawyers, consultants, mine workers, spaza shop runners, academics, "businessmen," and directors of NGO's.
These foreigners are occupying 630 000 jobs and spaces meant for local unemployed men and women. 💔
SIU and Home Affairs says they will revoke all 630 000 documents, and trace down and arrest all these foreigners as they have their pictures and fingerprints on the national system.
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The Private Security Industry: A Compromised Shield?
Manabela Chauke has sat at the helm of PSIRA since January 2010—a tenure spanning over 16 years. Yet, under his long-standing watch, the industry has become a playground for questionable interests. From the dominance of foreign-owned security firms to the rise of figures like Cat Matlala, Ze Nxumalo, and Connelly, the sector feels less like a regulated guard and more like an open market for the highest bidder.
The stakes are no longer just about business; they are about national stability. We recently witnessed the alarming operations of former cop Matipandile Sotheni—an example of how internal players can jeopardise our country's security from within. Even at the local level in Tshwane, figures like Gareth Mnisi and PA Sergeant Fannie Nkosi are accused of playing favourites, hand-picking security companies while the "plague" of corruption deepens.
It is time to put all the cards on the table. We must ask the hard questions:
■ Vetting Failures: Why is PSIRA’s vetting so dangerously porous? How can a CEO oversee 16 years of "regulation" while the sector becomes a front for criminal networks?
■ Accountability: Why hasn’t Chauke been held to account? If the regulator is failing to regulate, perhaps it's time for a summons to Madlangala to answer to the people.
Contractual Transparency: How long is this CEO’s contract? No leadership should be a lifetime appointment, especially when the nation's safety is at risk.
The private security sector is now larger than our formal police force. When these companies are used as covers for criminal syndicates, they don't protect the country—they endanger it. We need a regulator that safeguards South Africa, not one that supervises its decline.
#MadlangaCommission #ProtectGeneralMkhwanazi
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@Mricho82 It’s actually alleged that Senzo Tsabenze’s company is under Tender Investigations, the Madlanga Commission has examined how Afrirent was appointed to a 1,26 Billion contract without a competitive tender process 🤭
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Candice Tsabendze is the daughter of a billionaire Senzo Tsabedze. Their wealth is justified. Senzo built Afrirent Holdings from nothing & owns mansions all over the country & the best cars in the game.
SM.Mashilo 🇨🇩🇿🇦@mashoto_
These two are serving us with raw luxury content 😭🤌🏽
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This is big business, it shows an influential syndicate is behind it just like Extortion, Drug, Tenders, Housebreaking, Mutilation, Human trafficking, State/Security/Departments infiltration & sabotage & compromise etc.
Kwena Molekwa@Miz_Ruraltarain
The news of a Gauteng nurse allegedly orchestrating the murder of her 21-year-old stepdaughter, Busisiwe Nxumalo, for a R6 million payout is beyond comprehension. It is a staggering betrayal of both a maternal bond and the nursing oath to 'do no harm.' While she has pleaded guilty to fraud, her denial of the murder itself feels like a final, cold-blooded insult to Busisiwe’s memory. This tragedy isn't just a isolated crime; it’s a symptom of a systemic rot. The rising tide of heartless insurance murders suggests that our financial safeguards are failing. When a human life can be appraised and traded like a commodity, the insurance sector must do more than just pay out—it must evolve. We need rigorous oversight and moral friction in the claims process to ensure that policies never become a bounty on someone’s head.
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We are not playing here. Don't ever allow a foreign national to lead such institutions. Institutions.
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South Africans now face the extraordinary reality that the Minister of Police, the National Commissioner, and a Deputy National Commissioner have all been suspended or placed on leave.
This suspension is necessary and welcome; but it does lay bare the deeply alarming state of SAPS senior management.
Time for a proper clean out!
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Auditing in South Africa is becoming a dangerous profession.
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As South Africans we are not angry enough considering what is happening around the country 😭😭
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I have never seen a president that is as bad a Cyril Ramaphosa
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Dear Ramaphosa, please may you leave office. We don't want you as our president
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When will the Hawks start arresting corrupt white tenderpreneurs?
The bulk of the state procurement is dominated by them.
They seem exempted from prosecution for some reason. When caught, they are asked to repay their loot and no one goes to prison.
However, corrupt black tenderpreneurs get paraded as the face of corruption and face prosecution.
They must all be arrested.
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