𝔹𝕚𝕤𝕠 🇿🇦 @RealYoungPro

Treasury’s defence is that stabilising debt and lowering borrowing costs (austerity) is a precondition for growth and jobs. Except, no developing economy in the history of economies has ever been grown by doing any of what Godongwana and his overeducated minions are doing.

Neil Coleman @NeilColemanSA

3 days ago

The Institute for Economic Justice statement responding to the medium-term budget calls out the "chasm between the world of spreadsheets and the reality on the streets..." Full statement below iej.org.za/press-room/sta…

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SASOL produces such chemical at an industrial scale but ANC domkops prefer Bra Zorro with his Biblical Studies and a quotation spreadsheet to "supply" in the name of "Black Economic Empowerment" How about training chemical engineers instead of Bra Zorro as a useless middleman

Ashley Serakalala @ashseraka

5 days ago

Why are we tendering Chlorine when we can buy it directly what is the obsession with tenderizing everything south Africa huh ???????

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Lol the rich Blacks wanting u Dumisani from eMalahleni, u Thato from Soweto, no Hlomla from eKhayelitsha to fight their battles while they hide behind their high secure walls😂

Kgethi Phakeng, PhD(Wits); Hon DSc (UBristol) @FabAcademic

5 months ago

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

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Go feta ke dilo ase flopo.

You also refuse to stimulate your kids' minds at home, you let them watch Moja Love all day, and you expect them to be smart?🫪🤣🤣

I don’t even need to hear anything, I AM ON THE TEACHERS SIDE.

There's no such a thing. People don't wanna follow simple house rules & start being victims by their own choices.

Mamello🧚🏽‍♀️ @MelloFelicia1

2 weeks ago

Lets talk about favouritism between siblings;

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Someone we can arrest when we need to.

NOBODY @nobody153129

2 weeks ago

@Vhoyde Who would be the best president in your eyes, Vhoyde?

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Guys le jele chelete ya Mang, On the Real?

Newzroom Afrika @Newzroom405

2 weeks ago

[WATCH] “The legal team has told us we are bound by law to comply with the court order; otherwise, we'll be in contempt. We must find a balance between compliance with the court order and listening to the concerns of South Africans," says ICM chairperson Mmamoloko Kubayi on the

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Makes sense why you’ve had the same president for over 30 years

Kirya Ug 🇺🇬 @kirya_ug

2 weeks ago

South Africans always have something disturbing them, how do you riot at midnight?

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State capture starts with the pretence that the rand issuing state depends on the rand using private sector for rand. Convince people that the public monopoly on rand supply doesn’t exist, and then you can pretend that the other public monopolies (water supply networks, electricity transmission networks, roads, railways, ports etc) need to be privatised, using the bullshit excuse that the state magically has no rand to build and maintain them. Rand supply was the first public monopoly to be unnecessarily privatised, by limiting govt spending (adding rand to supply) to the amount of rand removed from supply by taxation and bond sales, which makes SAs rand using private sector 100% dependent on private bank loans, at exorbitant interest cost, for any increase in rand supply necessary to support investment, employment and growth.

eNCA @eNCA

2 weeks ago

Former Finance Minister Trevor Manuel speaks about the potential for greater collaboration between the public and private sectors to address South Africa’s current economic challenges. @OldMutualSA is hosting the third edition of its Thought Leaders Forum, bringing together

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a nigga who’s serious about his life will eventually become boring to people addicted to chaos

getting older is crazy because you just start seeing things differently out of nowhere

The saddest part is that I wouldn't put it past some of you to accept money from foreign governments to trash your own country. There is a promo out and iyabonakala.

Quit trippin cause you not where you wanna be.. you in the process nigga

Subject: REQUEST FOR PARLIAMENTARY OVERSIGHT INTO THE SCALABRINI LITIGATION, IMMIGRATION ADVISORY BOARD AND IMPLEMENTATION OF THE CONSTITUTIONAL COURT JUDGMENT To: Mr Mosa Steve Chabane MP
Chairperson: Portfolio Committee on Home Affairs Via: Mr Eddie Mathonsi
Committee Secretary
[email protected] Dear Chairperson Chabane, WRITTEN SUBMISSION: REQUEST FOR OVERSIGHT INTO SOUTH AFRICA’S ASYLUM SYSTEM, THE IMMIGRATION ADVISORY BOARD AND THE DEPARTMENT’S HANDLING OF SCALABRINI I make this submission as a South African citizen concerned about the integrity, capacity, transparency and democratic accountability of South Africa’s immigration and asylum system. I recognise that the Constitutional Court delivered its judgment in Scalabrini Centre of Cape Town and Another v Minister of Home Affairs and Others [2026] ZACC 30 on 7 July 2026. I am not asking Parliament to overturn or disregard that judgment. My concerns relate instead to the Department of Home Affairs’ handling of the litigation, implementation of the judgment, the functioning and composition of the Immigration Advisory Board, potential or perceived conflicts of interest, and the urgent need for constitutionally compliant legislative reform. 1. Immigration Advisory Board I request that the Committee investigate whether members of the Immigration Advisory Board who have professional relationships with organisations or legal practices involved in litigation against Home Affairs participated in discussions or recommendations concerning matters substantially connected with that litigation or the underlying immigration and asylum policies. In particular, I request disclosure and parliamentary examination of: 1. all declarations of interests made by Immigration Advisory Board members; 2. the Board’s conflict-of-interest policy; 3. all recusals by Board members and the reasons for them; 4. whether Mr James Chapman participated in discussions concerning asylum policy, the Refugees Act or issues forming the subject matter of the Scalabrini litigation; 5. whether Ms Stefanie de Saude-Darbandi participated in matters connected with litigation involving herself, her firm or her clients; 6. what safeguards exist to separate independent immigration advice to the Minister from the private litigation interests of Board members; and 7. whether the Minister sought legal advice regarding these actual or perceived conflicts. I note that the Committee itself has already recognised that perceived conflicts concerning the Immigration Advisory Board warrant substantive consideration and legal advice. 2. Handling of the Scalabrini litigation I request that the Committee conduct oversight into how the Department defended Scalabrini. The Constitutional Court’s judgment is final and binding. My request therefore does not concern reversing the merits of the judgment. It concerns administrative and political accountability for the Department’s conduct in litigation of major national importance. The Committee should request a full explanation from the Minister and Director-General regarding: 1. who determined the Department’s litigation strategy; 2. what internal and external legal advice was obtained; 3. why procedural failures identified by the Court occurred; 4. whether the Minister was informed of those failures; 5. whether officials or legal representatives have subsequently been held accountable; 6. what alternative constitutional legislative solutions were considered; and 7 what measures have been introduced to prevent similar failures in litigation affecting national immigration policy. 3. Implementation following Scalabrini The judgment should not result in an asylum system incapable of distinguishing expeditiously between genuine refugees and persons attempting to use asylum procedures as an alternative immigration route. I therefore request parliamentary oversight of the Department’s ability to conduct: -immediate biometric registration and

Coming from the Average woman, sensational.

Obianuju🌻 @Obianuju2721931

3 weeks ago

Assessing men to know if they can actually take full responsibility for you while dating prevents you from getting involved with an average guy.

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Dont sleep on this leader🙏🏾

Vuyo Zungula MP 🇿🇦 @ZungulaVuyo

4 weeks ago

We are ready for the City of Johannesburg!!

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‘Kids are not expensive, they’ll eat whatever you eat’ iyabheda leyo advice.