An Azanian

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Cyril Ramaphosa has systematically weakened South Africa's key institutions..;and people are too quiet about it. When a critical institution starts to matter too much, leadership changes follow. And suddenly, accountability weakens, decisions stall, and public trust collapses. The National Prosecuting Authority, the Public Protector’s office, the defence portfolio, and now the police leadership..;one by one, these spaces are losing credibility. Shamila Batohi at the NPA..;where are the high-level convictions? Kholeka Gcaleka as Public Protector..;more questions than answers. Angie Motshekga in Defence..;completely out of her depth in a security crisis. Now Lt-Gen Puleng Dimpane as Acting National Police Commissioner..;another appointment raising serious concerns. Are these appointments about competence..;or control? Because the results speak for themselves: weakened oversight, slow accountability, and institutions that no longer challenge political power the way they should. Even in the judiciary, concerns are growing. We were told to celebrate milestones like the appointment of Chief Justice Mandisa Maya..;but are we asking tough questions about independence, especially in politically sensitive matters like Phala Phala? Compare that to the Zondo Commission era..;love it or hate it, at least there was visible momentum and a sense that power was being confronted. Today, that energy feels absent. And then there's the political strategy. Ramaphosa didn’t just deal with opposition..;he neutralised it. He brought the DA into the GNU, effectively blunting their edge. He sidelined rivals within the ANC. Step by step, he removed resistance. Now ask yourself: who is left to hold him accountable? The bigger issue is this..;South Africa's criminal justice system feels weaker than ever. And a weak system benefits those in power. The Public Protector's office, in particular, has become a major concern. This role should be held by someone with deep legal experience and independence..;not someone who appears unable to robustly challenge power. Defence and policing are not spaces for political experiments. They require seasoned, capable leadership. Right now, it feels like those standards are slipping. So here's the real question: Are these appointments about building strong institutions..;or ensuring they don't threaten those in charge? Because if institutions stop working for the people, they start working for politicians. And that's where the real danger begins.

@CyrilRamaphosa must not think this is not aimed at him as well. The whole citizen population HATES HIS GUTS, ANYONE CAN TRY TO TAKE HIM.🤣🤣 I will just watch with a box of popcorn, cheering the heroes on.

@ramalokot Even the president is not living in Nigeria 🫣🫣🫣

ICE is NICE.

Americans realizing the Iran war is going so bad that Trump is faking his assassination again

Truth LEGO is out

Gotta be the worst hitman ever 😭🤣

The beauty of Black families. Those babies are truly blessed! ☺️ #BlackLove #BlackJoy #BlackCulture #BlackFamilies

@SABCNews A wheeler and dealer of note.

MADLANGA COMMISSION | Umashi Dhlamini says he ensured long-standing unpaid invoices were processed to keep the city from facing legal action from service providers.

@RT_com This is the Epitome of systems failure, my lord.

Man digs up DECEASED sister — bank advised 'to bring a legal heir' when he tried to withdraw her money

🚨 BREAKING A man in Odisha’s Keonjhar dug up his dead sister’s grave, carried her skeleton to the bank, and placed it on the counter — just to withdraw ₹20,000. Jeetu Munda (50) was repeatedly told by Odisha Grameen Bank officials to “bring his sister” Kalra Munda (56), who died on Jan 26, 2026. Out of desperation, the illiterate tribal man did the unthinkable. Police recovered the remains and reburied them. System failure at its worst. #Odisha #GraminBank #Keonjhar

@ErnstRoets You just want Apartheid back in full force, that is all.

People celebrate Freedom Day in South Africa because they celebrate the expectations of 1994, but not the fulfillment thereof. The truth is that in many ways that are objectively measurable, South Africa is much worse off now than it was when the ANC took power.

[WATCH] “It is not our job to verify. There’s nothing xenophobic about wanting law and order in your country. We don't care what you label us.” March and March leader, Jacinta Ngobese-Zuma says those criticising them must do something about the illegal immigration crisis. @NqobileMadlala_ reports

A borderless Africa is absolutely dangerous and reactionary, the unity of Africa that’s worth entertaining is through integrated trade and economic policy, military unification and perhaps foreign policy. This one of open borders that borders on fasciitis of trafficking drugs alongside cheap and easily disposable labour is dangerous and will turn us into a toilet state, then go to Morocco, Ethiopia and Egypt later on to also turn them into toilet states. 🚩🚩🚩

@SABCNews Would not be surprised if it is connected to the border cross kidnapping and extortion syndicates.

A 59-year-old businessman is believed to have drowned in this crocodile infested Komati River in Komatipoort/Mpumalanga. This is the same river where two SANDF members were swept away in December 2025. 📷: Nhlamulo Mabasa

Putin's special bodyguards

@SprinterPress This was taken from a Delta force/team video on YouTube, remember see something very similar. But if this is the case, then they are highly trained operators of Russian Special forces.

@NowInSA This guy is in shit. That is aiding and abetting in the process of a criminal act and obstruction of justice, directly and indirectly.

In Case You Missed It: A less than impressed Commissioner Sesi Baloyi, repeatedly tries to get Umashi Dhlamini to admit that it was improper for Sergeant Nkosi to be involved in the negotiations of outstanding invoices. However Umashi refuses to conceded that it was improper. He says it may have been "incorrect" Rather than improper. #MadlangaCommission || #MadlangaInquiry