Mandla Conjwa @gcobiser

Joined April 2022

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Cyril Malima @Cyril__Lloyd

a month ago

@dvdmabuza Unc about to spill. What a time!!!

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Please help identify these two criminals. They've been using a bank card belonging to a man who was last seen on the 23rd of July. And the man has been found dead. Please repost its of great importance.

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Mandla Conjwa @gcobiser

3 months ago

@Thembithemedium God do it for me

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Mandla Conjwa @gcobiser

5 months ago

@Thembithemedium Amen

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Mandla Conjwa @gcobiser

6 months ago

@phillibecks @mmodiba10 True

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🖍 @feziledhlamini_

7 months ago

PLEASE REPOST: I built South Africa's first black-owned electric vehicle company. I have deployed 70+ EVs with Blue Chip Companies, Local SMEs and exported to the UAE. I have invested R9.5 million of my own money over 10 years. The IDC has given me R0. They gave a white-owned competitor R69.9 million. Thread. 🧵 @businessXplain @ParliamentofRSA @sedfa_dsbd @DSBD_SA @the_dtic @IDCSouthAfrica @PublicProtector @NAFCOCKZN

🖍 @feziledhlamini_

7 months ago

I have a story for a news channel or newspaper regarding the IDC. We have made our submission to the Parliamentary Committee and a petition. Please comment or DM me. This is a fight I have been going through for 8 years; it could even go to court now. Thanks.

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🖍 @feziledhlamini_

7 months ago

Nullum magnum ingenium sine mixtura dementiae fuit

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🖍 @feziledhlamini_

7 months ago

So let me get this straight: 1. On 22 January, Phiwe Marumo apologises for "inconsistencies." 2. On 8 March, David Jarvis says the problem is that I did not send information. These two statements cannot both be true. Either the @IDCSouthAfrica treated me inconsistently (Marumo's version) or I failed to provide information (Jarvis's version). The email trail supports Marumo. I hold a 6,500 square metre factory allocation at the Tshwane Automotive Special Economic Zone. TASEZ needs proof of IDC funding to finalise my lease. The IDC says come back with a facility. A state-built factory, designed for black manufacturers, sits empty while a qualifying black-owned tenant is being turned away. The first of its kind for a Black Youth-Owned Automotive Manufacturer. On 9 March 2026, I filed a formal petition with the Portfolio Committee on Trade, Industry and Competition, addressed to Chairperson Hon. Mzwandile Masina. On 10 March 2026, I filed a supplementary complaint with the Public Protector. On 10 March 2026, I submitted a 21-page evidence package to NAFCOC. I have also sought legal counsel. I am coming from every angle. The IDC will not be allowed to bury this quietly. Parliament has already launched an inquiry into claims of IDC bias against black businesses. This is not just my story. This is a pattern. Every black entrepreneur who has been told "come back with 1,000 sales" while watching someone else get R69.9 million knows exactly what I am talking about. I am not asking for sympathy. I am not asking for charity. I have 70+ vehicles deployed. Blue-chip clients. CSIR validation. AIDC endorsement. A TASEZ factory allocation. R9.5 million of my own money invested. 10 years of my life. I am asking one question: Why has the IDC given R0 to a black-owned EV manufacturer with a proven track record, while giving R69.9 million to a white-owned competitor in the same sector? If you cannot answer that question, then you understand the problem. To every black industrialist who has been through this: You are not alone. The system is not broken. It is working exactly as designed. But we can change that. To the IDC: I have given you 8 years of good faith. I have nothing left to lose. The evidence is filed. The public can judge. To the media: My inbox is open. To South Africa: Repost this if you believe development finance should serve the people it was created for. @Powerfm987 @dailymaverick @News24 @Newzroom405 @IOL @ewnreporter @eNCA @Radio2000_ZA @Radio702

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Tornado..Veteran 102 @tyengeni1954

a year ago

He told MPs that some of them were implicated in activities of criminal syndicates..

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Thomas Frame @tframe

2 years ago

Absolutely. Both points are vital—and together, they point us toward a more complete vision for South Africa. We need bold, pro-growth reforms to stimulate jobs and restore fiscal stability, yes—but also a deep commitment to constitutional statecraft that centers justice, equity, and long-term transformation. Growth without inclusion risks entrenching inequality. Justice without economic momentum risks becoming symbolic. The challenge—and opportunity—is to align both in a new era of collaborative governance. Let’s build a South Africa that works, and a South Africa that heals. #CoGovernance #FreedomDreams #NationBuilding

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Mandla Conjwa @gcobiser

2 years ago

@SongezoZibi Siyabulela

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KennyBlouw @BlouwKenny

2 years ago

@AdvBMkhwebane Problem with black politicians is that they defend criminality when it benefits them and when we want to ditch them, they'll remind us of Apartheid and how it might come back if we stop supporting them. Sickening really!

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Vho- Kunta Kinte 🇿🇦 🇧🇼 @AlbaMokopane

4 years ago

@Mngxitama2 I wonder how your hero Jacob Zuma is feeling about the passing of Her Majesty The Queen

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Mandla Conjwa @gcobiser

4 years ago

@Thembithemedium Yes

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Irvin Jim Slayer @zsimayi

4 years ago

The worst crime that I'll never forgive the ANC for, is the elevation of the Nkandla one, but the disbanding of the Scorpions. The manner it was rushed, you can tell the motive was 'very dark' - not for the best interests of SA