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Unfortunately we know Tumisho Masha's mother. A very professional medical doctor who is preferred by families, an HIV specialist and activist. Far from being a straatmate and will never advocate for young girls to be sex workers because she knows the devastation of that work.
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This is the guy who said he wants Jacinta Ngobese-Zuma to be Raped and after unalive
His name is Sello Gemba
Let's make him Famous
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At 2pm today I will be at the Durban Central Police station to open a case against Sello Lemonka Gemba of the ANC who has invited people to rape and kill me on social media and then went on to say he stands by it!!
I’m calling on all women or men who would like to support to please spare their time and join me, I would appreciate it so much…🙏🏻🇿🇦❤️
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He must be found this ANC liability. @MYANC @MbalulaFikile
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I have no problem with other African countries enforcing their laws.
Please note how they did not:
1. Contact a Tanzanian NGO,
2. Take Tanzania to court,
3. Involve international media.
They simply are on their way back to their country.
🇿🇦 we ask the same.
Austin Adida Mzukwa, known for his extravagant lifestyle on social media, was reportedly denied entry into Zanzibar, Tanzania, after arriving for his birthday celebration because he is gay & was travelling with his friend who was mistaken for his partner.Tanzania has restrictive laws and policies affecting same-sex relationships and LGBTQ+ people.
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[HOME AFFAIRS OFFICIALS FRAUDULENTLY GIVING FOREIGNERS PASSPORTS]
Aluwani Andries Netshidaulu and Ntombifuthi Phyllis Mokwebo appeared before the Protea Magistrates’ Court after their arrest on 29 September 2026 during a takedown operation conducted under Project Humulani. The accused face charges of racketeering, corruption, fraud, and contravention of the Immigration Act.
Project Humulani was launched in 2021 after information emerged regarding an alleged syndicate involving foreign nationals, Home Affairs officials, and South African citizens in the fraudulent procurement of South African passports.
Investigations uncovered an alleged scheme in which the identity details of South African citizens were paired with photographs of foreign nationals to facilitate the unlawful issuance of South African passports.
The investigation further revealed that foreign nationals allegedly paid between R50 000 and R100 000 for fraudulently obtained passports. Home Affairs officials implicated in the scheme were allegedly paid between R10 000 and R15 000 per application, while South African citizens who provided their personal details were allegedly compensated with R500.
The long-running investigation has yielded significant results, including the seizure of luxury vehicles and the blocking and cancellation of several hundred fraudulently obtained passports.
One of the accused linked to the matter, Pakistani national Arfan Ahmad, who allegedly maintained a corrupt relationship with Home Affairs officials, was previously convicted and is currently serving a 14-year sentence of direct imprisonment. Ahmad also appeared in court alongside the two accused.
The investigation is being led by Lieutenant Colonel Mathebula, with support from financial investigators and the Asset Forfeiture Unit (AFU) of the NPA. The investigation has further benefited from prosecution-led support provided by Deputy Director of Public Prosecutions Advocate Jacob Serepo and State Prosecutors Siyabonga Futshana and Lindiwe Gumede.
Both Netshidaulu and Mokwebo were released on unopposed bail of R5 000 each. The matter was postponed to 04 November 2026 to allow Ahmad to secure legal representation and for further investigations.
Investigations remain ongoing, and additional arrests are expected as authorities continue to pursue all individuals implicated in the alleged syndicate.
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It makes sense why that part of Mpumalanga is not developed. Sibanyoni and his friends are making sure of that.
#MadlangaCommission
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This man you see here is a taxi boss and mafia leader.
If government gives you a tender of R600 million, you must pay him R150 million because you won a tender in his province.
If you don't pay, then you're dead.
His name is Joe Sibanyoni.
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🇿🇦 Benni McCarthy, the Head Coach of Kenya 🇰🇪 says him and some of his staff don't live in the country because they don't have work permits.
He isn't able to attend local games to watch Players he can potentially call up to the National Team.
He says he leaves immediately the camp is finished because he can't work as an illegal immigrant.
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So…. I just watched a video about “Women for change”. They allegedly declared donations of R32k from backabuddy but what was actually donated was over R500k 🙆🏽♀️
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Don’t forget: nine women were murdered in Ekurhuleni - and only two killings have resulted in arrests.
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If a rapist is released on bail, then rapes another further 11 women, someone in the Judiciary must face severe consequences, for releasing a dangerous criminal, to terrorize the public.


































