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10 professionals assassinated in three years, zero masterminds arrested dailymaverick.co.za/article/2026-0…

Thank you, @hermanntertsch 🙏

Welcome to a new day filled with lots of chances. I hope you'll get what you desire! 💚

🇿🇦Ramaphosa's TERRIFYING Confession as South Africa BURNS‼️ President Ramaphosa confessed that South African municipalities are collecting water bill payments and spending the money on staff salaries instead of maintaining infrastructure — directly explaining why taps run dry and communities protest. At the same events Deputy President Paul Mashatile condemned the United States government as a bully while admitting in the same speech that SIX-MILLION South Africans living with HIV depend on American PEPFAR funding to stay alive — and that South Africa does not yet have a plan to replace that money. Ramaphosa also admitted that 63% of South Africa's 257 municipalities are at risk, that local government has become the weakest link in the country's architecture, that 14-MILLION citizens went to bed hungry in 2024, and that the Constitutional rights promised THIRTY YEARS AGO are still not a lived reality for millions of South Africans. #madlangacommission #ramaphosa #juliusmalema Watch here ⬇️ youtu.be/_N_tjnrkCbs

I love South Africans. I cannot imagine being from anywhere else. ❤️

Motorists in South Africa will be forced to buy fuel on a limit, due the fact that the ANC comrades chose to sell our fuel reserves in 2015-2016! South Africa is poorly governed!

ANC government-driven Eskom has officially lost the plot. After decades of failing to keep the lights on; causing blackouts that crippled businesses, forced people into debt for generators, and literally killed patients in hospitals, they now have the audacity to threaten to disconnect South Africans who dared to fix the problem themselves with solar panels. People invested their life savings, often tens or hundreds of thousands of rands into rooftop solar just to escape load-shedding hell. They reduced demand on Eskom's crumbling grid. They helped the country survive the very crisis Eskom created through corruption, mismanagement, and cadre deployment. And Eskom's response? "Register with us by March 2026 or we'll cut you off, fine you R6,000+, and slap you with full connection fees." Even for systems that don't feed back into the grid. Even if you're barely using their power. They're literally punishing people for escaping their incompetence. This isn't about "grid safety" or "compliance," that's a weak excuse. This is revenge. This is a failing state utility terrified of losing control and revenue as millions go solar and off-grid. This is the same Eskom that blew billions on corrupt coal deals, ghost workers, and luxury perks who now wants to penalize hardworking families for having solar roofs. It's not just theft, it's sadistic. South Africans didn't ask for this war on self-reliance. We asked for electricity. We got excuses, blackouts, and now threats.

I am tired of having to download an app, create an account, confirm my email, set up a password that has at least 1 letter and 1 special character, enter the code sent to my email, for every single thing on God’s green earth, FUCK EVERY SINGLE COMPANY, AND YOUR STUPID CRAP!!!!!!!

Scammers have some proper (bizarre) confidence. Got a call from someone pretending to be from ABSA Bank's fraud department. When I questioned why he was using a mobile number, he said that if I wanted, he could call me back from a landline. But he had an air of arrogance about him. "Like, why are you even questioning me?" Anyway, after asking why he was calling me, how he got my number and why he believed I was an ABSA client, he put the phone down. My problem is that he is obviously doing this to many people. And sadly, it will work on some and they will lose money to this asshole. I updated his details on TrueCaller but I'm also tagging @Vodacom and @MTNza to deal with this. You mobile operators FICA people when getting phone numbers. Like, you should know exactly who this is. Scammers should be able to scam people using your networks. We need to start holding you responsible. Or maybe @AbsaSouthAfrica should hold you responsible, since their name is being used in a scam (on your networks). Either way, this is my energy in 2026. Scammers must voetsek.

"South Africa's tax base is highly concentrated, with 978,140 individuals paying 60.6% of all personal income tax in the country. This is feedback from the @centre_risk" dailyinvestor.com/finance/110545…

When 1.5% of a country carries 60% of its income tax… you don’t have a “tax base” anymore — you have a life-support machine. South Africa’s latest numbers are wild: fewer than a million people are funding most of the state’s personal income tax revenue. Not because they’re superheroes — but because our economy is so stagnant, unemployment so high, and small businesses so squeezed that almost no one else can. dailyinvestor.com/finance/110545…

A landmark legal battle over South Africa’s first attempt at expropriation without compensation is headed for mediation this week, as the City of Ekurhuleni defends its decision to seize 34-hectares of privately owned land without paying a cent ewn.co.za/2025/10/27/sou… @JusstAlpha

There were more Indians than Blacks who looted the Tembisa hospital.

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Tembisa Hospital “syndicate kingpin” Stefan Govindraju - linked to an armada of more than 56 shell companies that banked nearly R450 million through dubious tenders in just two years - has been hit with criminal tax charges. | @wicks_jeff brnw.ch/21wTGPU

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The R2 billion looting spree at Tembisa Hospital has raised questions about whether the state can be trusted with running the multi-billion-rand NHI fund. businesstech.co.za/news/governmen…

SARS the greatest ANC tool is now coming after retirement investments, so if you’ve worked really hard for more than 30 years, chances of getting your retirement package are very slim. They’ve looted every cent of this Country, now they are targeting law abiding Citizens.

[BREAKING NEWS] SIU Exposes R2 Billion Healthcare Looting at Tembisa Hospital Controversial Tenderpreneur Maumela Reportedly Connected to Ramaphosa Received Over R800k The Special Investigating Unit (SIU) has revealed a massive R2 billion fraud at Tembisa Hospital, uncovering three coordinated syndicates responsible for misappropriating public healthcare funds. The Maumela Syndicate, linked to businessman Hangwani Morgan Maumela—reportedly connected to President Cyril Ramaphosa through a previous marriage—is a central focus of the investigation, though Ramaphosa has denied any knowledge of him. An in-depth review of 2,207 procurement bundles revealed serious maladministration and procurement fraud. The SIU identified 207 service providers who traded with the hospital under 4,501 purchase orders, each tied to a purported three-quote procurement process. Investigators found irregular appointments of service providers, fraudulent payments, fronting, and falsified Supply Chain Management documentation, benefiting key officials from the Gauteng Department of Health and Tembisa Hospital. The Maumela Syndicate alone accounts for R816,560,710 in fraudulent contracts. The SIU has traced 41 suppliers linked to Maumela, including three companies connected to Vusimuzi Matlala. Assets identified include luxury vehicles and properties valued at R520 million, notably a R75 million property in Bantry Bay and several Gauteng homes. The SIU, in coordination with the National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) Asset Forfeiture Unit, has preserved these assets as part of ongoing efforts to recover public funds. Advocate Andy Mothibi of the SIU confirmed that the investigation was launched following a referral by the Office of the Premier in September 2022 and has since involved complex, multi-layered fraud, corruption, and money-laundering schemes. Interim reports are being prepared, with the SIU also investigating similar cases at Home Affairs and Medico-Legals. Authorities say the probe aims to hold corrupt officials and service providers accountable and restore public trust in healthcare. The SIU emphasized the importance of collaboration with the Office of the Premier and the Health Ministry in uncovering wrongdoing. The investigation highlights systemic vulnerabilities in public procurement, underscoring the need for rigorous oversight. Authorities continue to monitor all funds and assets linked to the syndicates, while the public awaits updates on the full scope of recoverable losses. The Tembisa Hospital corruption probe traces back to 2021, when Babita Deokaran, a chief director in the Gauteng Department of Health’s infrastructure and facilities management unit, uncovered systemic graft in the hospital’s supply chain. On 26 July 2021, Deokaran submitted a 10-page report flagging R850 million in suspicious payments to over 200 companies for unperformed or overpriced services, including PPE and medical equipment during the COVID-19 pandemic. Her findings exposed a web of irregularities from January 2019 to August 2022, involving kickbacks, ghost suppliers, and inflated tenders worth billions. Tragically, Deokaran was assassinated on 15 August 2021, just 19 days after submitting her report. Six men—Phumlani Dlamini, Phumlani Ntuli, Nkanyiso Makhubele, Njabulo Ngwenya, Mfundo Makhubele, and Zenzele Mkhize—were convicted in April 2022 for murder, attempted murder, and firearms charges, receiving life sentences. The masterminds behind the hit remain at large, with investigations continuing amid delays, police failures, and allegations of interference, as detailed in Jeff Wicks’ 2025 book, The Shadow State.

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Cyril Ramaphosa jumps on a flight to the UN to talk about Gaza while South Africa is far worse. He is anti-South Africa! This is more evidence that he prioritises fundraising for the ANC than lobbying for the country. The ANC must suffer humiliation at the LGEs and 2029! Sies!

A SMEG toaster will cost you R3999. A Safeway toaster from Clicks will cost you R199. They both appear to toast slices of bread so what's the story?