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Connie Mulder, head of the Solidarity Research Institute, said a BEE enabled a small group of people to successfully turn tax money into Bentleys. dailyinvestor.com/business/12667…

The City of Johannesburg has had trading in its bonds suspended on the JSE after failing to publish audited financial statements on time. dailyinvestor.com/finance/126764…

MK Party faces crisis as mass resignations shake Gauteng iol.co.za/news/politics/…

Bus Mafia Busted: 7 suspects arrested in multi-million rand extortion racket across 3 provinces iol.co.za/news/crime-and…

Travellers between the BP garage and the Lebombo border, Mpumalanga: A group known as “amachallanger” is active in the area, robbing and killing people. This has been ongoing for some time with little action taken. Stay alert.

@FaraiMazhindu @SnoopyBez @TMFoundation_ You don't listen to South Africans cries

Meet Dr Tshifularo (left) and Dr Tshifularo (right). The 1st one is the first cured Deafness and the 2nd one recently led a team of doctors that successfully separated conjoined twins in Mankweng hospital, South Africa. These are our South African Heroes

There are over 20,000 Ugandan people staying in South Africa illegally. The distance between Uganda and South Africa is roughly 2,500 miles. To reach South Africa illegally, a person must bypass at least four international borders. If over 20,000 people are making that trek, imagine the sheer scale of migration from South Africa's immediate neighbors, who only have to cross a river or jump a fence. The African obsession with South Africa has become deeply exploitative. We are seeing South Africa being treated as a universal safety valve for the governance failures of the rest of the continent. It is an unfair burden on a single nation's infrastructure and taxpayers. The dream of a Borderless Africa sounds noble in a boardroom, but in reality, it would be the final blow to the few working economies left. You cannot have open borders when economic disparity is this vast. It doesn't create unity, rather, it imports poverty and collapses systems. We are currently witnessing a massive immigration crisis that threatens South African schools, hospitals, and social stability. Before we talk about visa-free travel, we must discuss economic convergence. Other nations must become livable so their citizens aren't forced to flee. South Africa cannot be the refuge of last resort for 1.4 billion people. Protecting South African borders isn't anti-African, it is an act of national survival. Until the continent stabilizes, the romantic idea of a borderless Africa remains a recipe for total collapse. bit.ly/3O68ibK

Senzo Mchunu has resumed his duties as an ANC NEC member. What happened to the step-aside policy? I thought The ANC was clear: leaders facing serious allegations must step aside to protect the integrity of the organisation.

The High Court has ruled that Transnet's tender process for a R300 million security contract was irregular, unlawful, and invalid. dailyinvestor.com/south-africa/1…

A curse on the nation !!!

dailyinvestor.com/energy/126179/… South Africa’s soaring electricity prices have chased smelters out of the country, with these businesses no longer able to leverage cheap, reliable power as a competitive advantage.

Feels like ANC knows 2029 is the final curtain 😭cos the way things are moving… they’ll be lucky to even touch 10% So what’s the plan? Make sure all comrades eat eat eat before the lights go off... Now suddenly everyone is being recycled back into positions… all who were implicated in Zondo, now again names popping up around Madlanga… Suddenly they are free, just reassigned and continue 😭 It’s no longer governance, it’s a closing sale… "everything must go before 2029" South Africa watching like… is this leadership or last-minute looting of opportunities? 🤧

On average, executive pay across Joburg’s senior management has increased by about 26% since 2022 — well above inflation and the 3.3% public-sector guideline. tinyurl.com/mr2py9rm

🇿🇦On Patrice Motsepe and why you have blackouts or loadshedding ‼️ Patrice Motsepe is Ramaphosa’s brother in law. In 2009 Patrice Motsepe said electricity was too cheap and that was preventing independent power producers from entering the South African market. 16 Years later electricity has gone up by over 600% and Motsepe owns over 50% of the independent power stations.

24-year-old Swedish-South African launched a tech startup tackling tender corruption mybroadband.co.za/news/business/…

Accurate

AfriForum crunched the numbers to inform the public what % of the price you pay at the pump is just taxes and levies:

In 2013, a 3-year-old boy fell down a 49ft well in Romania. Firefighters spent 11 hours trying to get him out but couldn’t. They said it was too narrow and he couldn’t be rescued. Then a 14-year-old seventh grader, who had just gotten home from school, volunteered to go down. They tied ropes around his waist, lowered him into the well, and he came back up with the little boy.

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