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@NotYetUhuru2106 @StHonorable Fuck that. This corruption needs to be exposed. Opening a case will have no effect, the cops cover for each other. This is the best way, video evidence, admission of guilt recorded.

@StHonorable But she did say sorry, why post the video then, after you embarrassed her like that why not just go open a case against her so that she could account. But embarrass her like that man😮‍💨

A disturbing video took what sounded like a white man confronting 4 SAPS members who took a bribe of R2 ,000 from one of his friends. Mr Bean should deal with them ASAP.

@StHonorable @GlobalSouthNew And we wonder why our people do not trust the police. Corrupt from the top down.

我就说掉下来也不滚，车停的还很稳，人下来那么快，都不对劲，直到他抱起来那一刻…

@That_TT_ Dunno who you are talking about. But those that only bring insults instead of critical thinking deserve not be heard.

I find it extremely bizarre that every time some people disagree with Ndlozi,they bring his PhD into debates as insult rather than engage substantively.I wonder whether isn’t sheer anti-intellectualism orblatant jealousy?He never use his PhDto give credence to his views but still

@AfghanBullZA @BhenguMahlengi You are 100% correct good sir. That vertical flag is the wrong way round. There is no way to rotate the flag to get the blue on the right hand side. Screenshotted for historical purposes.

@BhenguMahlengi Are you very sure about that “correct” vertical display? It doesn’t make sense with the red on the left…

In light of the ongoing conversation, let’s show a little respect & fly the South African flag correctly. Patriotism is great, but the flag does in fact have a right way up. Guidelines are contained in Government Gazette 22356, Notice 510 of 8 June 2001. gov.za/sites/default/…

@Markosonke1 @PresidencyZA @CyrilRamaphosa I have a 1 point plan.

🚨 MY 10-POINT PLAN TO FIX ILLEGAL IMMIGRATION IN SOUTH AFRICA 🚨 Dear @PresidencyZA and President @CyrilRamaphosa I know I'm nobody to you but as you Prepare to address the nation look at this🙏🏽 Instead of endless chaotic marches, slogans and social media wars, here is my practical 10-point plan: 1️⃣ Tighten border security and fully capacitate the BMA with more personnel and technology, these people are severely short staffed 2️⃣ Document all undocumented migrants already in the country so government knows who is here. By documenting ALL I mean, Urgently Develop a criteria because everyone in country who is Undocumented have different reasons why they remain undocumented 3️⃣ Deport all foreign nationals convicted of serious crimes immediately do not keep them in our country and label them persona non grata 4️⃣ Track everyone entering the country and ensure visa holders do not overstay. If they overstay deport them with huge fines 5️⃣ Speed up in fact prioritize visa processing for all who are already in country that are waiting for various visas, this will help clear backlog and reduce red tape at vfs 6️⃣ Prioritize the deportation of ALL foreign nationals with criminal records awaiting trial for minor crimes 7️⃣ Document the millions of South Africans who still do not have IDs 8️⃣ Create a comprehensive electronic register of foreign nationals, including residence and employment information. 9️⃣ Deploy mobile Home Affairs units to deal specifically with ZEP, LEP and asylum permit holders and Zama Zamas 🔟 Declare a state of urgency on documentation and border management, while ensuring public order and the rule of law. The solution is not chaos. The solution is documentation, enforcement, efficient administration and knowing exactly who is in the country. You cannot manage what you do not measure. 📍

@KeshanNaidoo3 @LopesInsights Agreed, trying to be klevah.

@InCryptovery @LopesInsights That 3 million comes from the official numbers which undercounts those here illegally as they are not captured in the data. He intentionally doesn't mention that part

One of the most balanced assessments I've read on South Africa's migration challenge. South Africa hosts an estimated 3 million migrants, roughly 90% of them Africans. Many arrived fleeing war, persecution, state collapse, and economic hardship. They didn't come to destroy South Africa—they came to rebuild their lives, raise families, start businesses, and contribute to society. The uncomfortable truth is that millions of South Africans benefit from migrant labour every day. Migrants drive Ubers, staff restaurants, build homes, run spaza shops, care for children and the elderly, and fill critical gaps in the economy. For many middle-class households, life without them would be unimaginable. Yet the same country that champions Pan-Africanism and African solidarity continues to witness periodic eruptions of violence against fellow Africans. The deeper problem is not migration. It is the unfinished legacy of apartheid, decades of economic stagnation, mass unemployment, corruption, failing public services, and a state that has too often failed its poorest citizens. In communities where opportunities are scarce, it becomes politically convenient to blame the foreign shopkeeper, the day labourer, or the street vendor. A dysfunctional Home Affairs system has only made matters worse—leaving many migrants trapped in bureaucratic limbo while failing to maintain an orderly, credible immigration system. Let's be honest: Zimbabweans did not create load-shedding. Nigerians did not create state capture. Mozambicans did not create corruption. Congolese refugees did not create South Africa's unemployment crisis. When a nation starts blaming the vulnerable for failures created by political and institutional decay, it risks losing sight of the real causes of its problems. South Africa's greatness has never come from exclusion. It came from its ability to overcome division and build solidarity against injustice. The violence directed at African migrants is not just a threat to them—it is a betrayal of the very ideals upon which the democratic South African project was built. Time to confront the facts. Time to reject scapegoating. Time to live up to the promise of the Rainbow Nation.

@WhiteLionII1 Ain’t no way. Honey is not a flex.

Wie van jullie koop hierdie heuning?? 😳

@Lompie77 @pookiepolls Ooooh yah. Peking duck pancakes and sparkling wine for breakfast. What a start to the day.

@pookiepolls Breakfast on that deck was incredible

Remember this place. It was another world, back in the day. Better times.

@Send_me_a_song @pookiepolls Yep. My old lady saw queen and Rod there.

@pookiepolls I saw Queen at Sun City. Epic times. 1983.

@NRulers @pookiepolls They built and did not destroy. Pleb.

@pookiepolls Looks like the type of place that only dutch racism could have created in Africa...

@pookiepolls @shaunrsa5

@shaunrsa5 Remember the cabaret chicks.

@pookiepolls Damn yeah. A trip to Sun City was a treat back in the day. And if you scored a night or two at Kwa-Maritane with its tunnel to the waterhole hide that was a bonus.

@pookiepolls Poached or stolen imo.

Who knows the truth about these crayfish?

@scmojela1 @PhumlaniMMajozi Puppet

@PhumlaniMMajozi They constitute 8% but control over 90% of the country's wealth. As soon as the wealth is back in circulation then we will leave them alone

I've noticed a lot of obsession with White South Africans. White South Africans account for less than 8% of the population, are largely middle class, and lost political power more than 30 years ago. Stop focusing on them and hold your leaders to account for destroying the economy. #economy #politics #markets

@lyonleblanc @grok @eddie6867716554 @PhumlaniMMajozi @geshmabolar They took the money.

@grok @eddie6867716554 @PhumlaniMMajozi @geshmabolar Did any land claimants receive deeds to farms? How many opted for cash instead of land?

@eddie6867716554 @PhumlaniMMajozi @geshmabolar

@PhumlaniMMajozi @geshmabolar

@VarsenalNumbe @FabAcademic @Shelomohkeita Uh huh. Cause the few million white citizens in ZA outnumber the many million black illegals. Suppose the hidden forces are hiding this “study”. But yeah. Believe in fantasy more do than reality. Enjoy it.

@FabAcademic @Shelomohkeita Prof there is a suppressed study which has found that in south Africa we have more white illegal earuopean immigrants than black foreigners. But because we dealing with a house negroism,black slaves will always fight their own to impress their slave masters

As we bravely wage war against illegal immigrants, may we not forget Constantia, Bishopscourt, Parklands, and the like. There’s more than illegal immigration hiding there, so those are excellent places to start. My hope is that EVERYONE is treated as a suspect because an illegal immigrant is an illegal immigrant, whether they come from Burundi, Cambodia or France, and whether they live in shacks or mansions….as long as they are here illegally, then zonke bonke….one side👉🏾 Being poor, black or African CANNOT be the “obvious clue” that someone is here illegally. If really, the plan is to treat skin colour, class or accent as “symptoms” of illegality, then we should at least have the courage to admit that our issue is not illegal immigration…..sixabene nje nobumnyama. Izingane zikaJan van Riebeeck ziyakwazi ukuvota la, noma ziphethe amaPassport aseYurope, kodwa lokho akusihluphi neze! But when it comes to izingane zikaMzilikazi, asifuni ukuzwa ngisho iphunga lazo, we immediately assume illegality and demand papers🤷🏽‍♀️ It’s not yet Uhuru, but we have hope.

@CyrilRamaphosa Same promises each and every year, especially when elections are coming up. Making promises is easy, delivery is where you fail.

Over the next 3 years, the state will be investing R1 trillion in building and refurbishing roads, dams, schools, hospitals and clinics, as well as energy, logistics and transportation infrastructure. x.com/i/broadcasts/1…