Mos Eisley, Tatooine
Joined October 2022
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Rob retweeted
They burned Sbusiso's car in the name of "Abahambe."
How does destroying a South African's livelihood help the fight? The ringleaders are using poor people to create chaos so they can hide their corruption. Sbusiso is the real victim here.
Rob retweeted
LICHTENBURG - A 53-year-old Warrant Officer attached to North West Provincial Crime Intelligence has died after being struck by a vehicle.
Warrant Officer Ennice Nortman, serving in the Ngaka Modiri Molema District, sustained serious injuries on Monday afternoon, 19 October 2026, after she was allegedly struck by a BMW SUV while crossing the driveway at Lichtenburg Mall along Dr Nelson Mandela Drive. She was on duty at the time and was transported to hospital by emergency services, where she later succumbed to her injuries.
The driver was arrested following preliminary investigations. A murder case is being investigated, with additional charges relating to alleged contravention of immigration legislation being pursued.
The accused, Akilesh Gupta (23), appeared before the Lichtenburg Magistrate's Court on Wednesday, 21 October 2026, and was remanded in custody until his next appearance on Tuesday, 27 October 2026.
Rob retweeted
We will be waiting for you to also report on this @SABCNews we know South African lives don’t matter to you especially when the crime is committed by illegal foreigners.
Rob retweeted
URGENT WARNING:
408 GASTROINTESTINAL ILLNESS CASES IN TSHWANE -CONTAMINATED WATER LINKED TO OUTBREAK
Authorities have linked 408 cases of gastrointestinal illness reported between 7 and 18 October 2026 to contaminated water supplied by the City of Tshwane’s Bronkhorstspruit Water Treatment Works.
📍 Affected areas: Zithobeni, Bronkhorstspruit, Dark City, Rethabiseng and Sokhulumi.
🔴 Most patients are children under four years old. No deaths have been reported.
🔴 Laboratory tests detected Norovirus, Campylobacter and Shigella in patient samples. No cholera bacteria were found in the stool samples tested.
🔴 Water tests revealed extremely high levels of E. coli and total coliforms.
🔴 Investigators found that the treatment plant’s water was not chlorinated between 24 September and 14 October because of problems with the chlorine supplier. The water source is also affected by sewage pollution.
🔴 The City of Tshwane closed the plant on 14 October, restored chlorine supplies and reopened it on 16 October, but the water remains unsafe for drinking.
🚱 URGENT WARNING TO RESIDENTS
Until further notice, residents in areas supplied by the plant must NOT use tap water for drinking, cooking, bathing, brushing teeth, washing food or clothes -even after boiling. Tap water may only be used for flushing toilets.
The City is supplying safe drinking water through tankers, with 36 tankers planned in total. Residents should collect water from these tankers and store it in clean, covered containers.
The Water Research Commission is conducting independent tests, with initial results expected from Wednesday. An investigation into the causes of the contamination is due by 28 October.
Authorities have initiated accountability measures, while health teams continue monitoring cases and educating communities.
The warning remains in force until authorities confirm that the water is safe.
@CityTshwane @HealthZA
Rob retweeted
Man City have been found guilty by the Premier League - and as a result their fans are in the midst of a generational headloss...
Oh yes, it's a very special edition of Fan Denial...
18+ GambleAware
Rob retweeted
Thembalethu, George, Western Cape:
A mother followed a lead and found her missing teenage daughter at a barbershop owned by foreigners in Thembalethu, George. She forced the girl to show her where she had been hiding and found several other young girls from the neighbourhood inside a shack with three foreigners.
@GovernmentZA, how the hell did we get here?😭😭😭😭
Rob retweeted
Give this man a Bells‼️ South Africa is not a province of the United States, and our government must never bend the knee to those who think they can dictate to us how we should run our affairs‼️🔥
Rob retweeted
The crazy thing about those Airlink Jets going so low over the stadium is that the American government has a list of powerful pedophiles and won’t do anything about it.
Rob retweeted
Every time an animal food was taken off the nation's plate, a company was already standing there with the replacement made, priced and waiting.
When butter was condemned, Unilever had Flora on the shelf, sold on the polyunsaturates.
When dripping went, Procter and Gamble had Crisco in the tin, made from cottonseed oil, which was a byproduct of their soap.
When the egg was cut to three a week, Kellogg's had been on the breakfast table since 1906.
When beef tallow came out of the fryers in 1990, Cargill and ADM had the soybean oil in the tanker.
When suet was declared a problem, Atora had a vegetable version ready, and put the word light on it.
When cream was reconsidered, Unilever had Elmlea, which is buttermilk and vegetable oil sold in the cream fridge at cream prices.
When liver left the plate, Roche was the largest vitamin manufacturer on earth, and was later fined for running a price-fixing cartel in the things it sold you instead.
When raw milk was legislated away, Nestlé had been selling infant formula since 1867.
When the Sunday joint got smaller, Birds Eye had the freezer aisle already stocked.
Not one of those was invented in response to the advice. Every one of them existed first, sat unloved for a generation, and then had a market handed to it.
A soap company sold America its cooking fat. A margarine company explained the dangers of butter. A vitamin company benefited from the decline of the food that had made vitamins unnecessary.
None of them had to lie. They only had to be ready, and to wait for somebody else to say it.
