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The AA is throwing its full support behind a plan to phase out the general fuel and RAF levy in South Africa, saying it is long overdue.
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National importance 💔🇿🇦‼️
THIS IS WHAT WE AS WOMEN HAVE TO BE SUBJECTED TO!!!
All because i didn't want to give him show and allow him to pass me Tries to knock me, drives infront of me like a maniac and then dead breaks multiple times while my 1 year old baby was in the car with me
I then made the decision to drive much slower behind him, obviously he saw that im a woman alone he then stops on the bridge to wait for me not caring about all the other cars behind me aswell, causes traffic to threaten to kill me with my 1 year old baby in the car.
I had to make a split second decision on whether to take a video or whether to
call my husband and I unfortunately knew that my husband wouldn't make it quick enough to me and I had to take a video for safety instead, can you imagine a decision of a video as safety over a phonecall to a loved one.
THIS HAS BECOME OUR LIVES
Question is do these type of men do this when there is another man present?
And we then make the time to go to the police station to open up cases and then what actually comes from it?
I stay only 1,3km from the coffee shop l was driving home from, can you imagine such a short distance from home for mine and my babys life to be in danger!
WE AS WOMEN ARE TIRED OF NOT FEELING SAFE ENOUGH TO SIMPLY JUST LIVE! @SAPoliceService @AthlendaM @SA_Taxis
Every time I travel through OR Tambo, I see further infrastructure decay. Today, a major escalator to check-in is broken, leaving elderly passengers struggling with luggage. Now sitting in a sweltering SLOW Lounge with no aircon. Where is the maintenance? @Airports_ZA
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Price Of Petrol : R30.25c
Minimum Wage : R30.23c
Let that Sink in – at Motherwell, South Africa
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R378.51 of every R1,000 spent on petrol goes to taxes and other fees, not the fuel itself.
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NEARLY TWO WEEKS MISSING: FAMILY STILL SEARCHING FOR 27-YEAR-OLD SERAH-LEE VENTER IN PRETORIA
The search continues for 27-year-old Serah-Lee Venter, who has been missing since Tuesday, 29 September 2026.
Serah-Lee was last seen in Theresapark, Pretoria, Gauteng, and her whereabouts remain unknown.
As of Sunday, 11 October 2026, almost two weeks have passed since she was last seen.
Her photograph is being circulated in the hope that someone may recognise her and provide information that could help locate her.
👤 MISSING PERSON DETAILS
🔹 Full name: Serah-Lee Venter
🔹 Age: 27 years
🔹 Last seen: Theresapark, Pretoria
🔹 Province: Gauteng
🔹 Date last seen: Tuesday, 29 September 2026
🔹 Hair colour: Dyed blonde
🔹 Eye colour: Green
🔹 Current whereabouts: Unknown
🚔 POLICE REPORT UPDATE
According to information received, the disappearance has been recorded with the police.
The family has provided the following Occurrence Book (OB) reference number:
📋 OB Number: 757/10/2026
A formal case number has not yet been provided.
The OB number can be quoted when sharing relevant information with the police.
🔎 HAVE YOU SEEN SERAH-LEE?
We are appealing particularly to residents of Theresapark, Pretoria North, Akasia and surrounding Gauteng communities to help circulate this appeal.
Someone may have seen Serah-Lee since 29 September without knowing that she is missing.
If you have information about her whereabouts or believe you may have seen her, please come forward.
📞 CONTACT NUMBER
☎️ 076 905 8874
📱 WhatsApp messages are also welcome.
Alternatively, contact your nearest police station and provide the OB reference number.
#MissingPersonSouthAfrica
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According to the assessment done by the Automobile Association, we should’ve been paying R20 a litre for petrol if we still had our own reserves.
It warns that if National Treasury doesn’t reduce the levy we could be paying up to R40 a litre for petrol
@SABCNews #PetrolPrices
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Botswana buys fuel from South Africa & is exactly half the price as here. This is how we are being fleeced by our government.
Replying to @ManablazeMick
Driver should be charged with murder, he planned to skip the robot mowing very well what the consequences will and could be. Life sentence for every person killed.
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Guys NOOOO 💔💔💔💔
[BREAKING NEWS]
Fourteen-year-old teenage twins have been stabbed to death at their house in Mamelodi West. Their bodies were discovered by their mother when she came back from work. The circumstances surrounding the incident are unknown at this stage
#MorningLive
#SABCNews
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If the situation in Thembisa wasn’t enough, when we were driving out, look what the highway looks like. THE HIGHWAY!
It is a basic service that municipalities have been battling for reason to provide.
It can’t be that be deserve this??
No street lights???
As KG so beautifully puts it:
“Some gates are meant to be passed through. Others are meant to be opened for others.”
Congratulations, KG, on The Man at the Gate. “It’s a yes from me!!”
Months ago, on my way to present to Amazon, a chance encounter with KG MOLOKO at @Discovery_SA Fastrack gave me an incredible boost of energy. Tonight, at his book launch, I’m reminded, Never underestimate the impact your energy and kindness can have on another person.
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Citizen: we have no water
Lesufi: take a hotel shower
Citizen: we are being slaughtered
Lesufi: don't get emotional
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Replying to @BreytonPaulse
This TEAM is not just the best RUGBY TEAM IN THE WORLD but perhaps the BEST TEAM IN ANY SPORT. A real example of what leadership (Coaches, Captain, Senior Players) can achieve. It’s a blueprint for all of us in sport, business and government.
Replying to @BreytonPaulse
I thought there was a problem with the lights the first half Breyton
Replying to @Discovery_SA
Flue vaccine but there is no flue vaccination left in the country for three months or more, this is the only reason why I missed it. I try and be very diligent with this. It really helps with early detection of any disease.














