Don't allow the Allahu Akbarians gaslight you. 🙏

Don’t speak about Islam without knowledge whether you’re a Muslim or a non-Muslim.

Why is our generation so unhappy?

Undercover Dutch police cleared the Amsterdam University from pro-Palestinian rioters with batons x.com/isaacrrr7/status/19119…

With everything we've heard at #MadlangaCommission, this man should be in prison - Julius Mkhwanazi. There's evidence that he signed fraudulent MOUs, forged signatures on operational plan. We haven't even gone to the alleged gangsters he employed as EMPD officers.

[BREAKING NEWS] Vusimuzi 'Cat' Matlala to testify before Parliament's Ad Hoc Committee. Matlala will testify from Kgosi Mampuru C-Max Prison.

UPDATE: The daughter of the former president Jacob Zuma, Duduzile Zuma-Sambudla has pleaded not guilty on Monday morning as her high-profile trial for the July 2021 unrest began in the Durban High Court.

She always lets the balls breathe.

All new 2026 Toyota Hilux just unveiled. Same 2.8l gd6 engine as previous model.

COMPANY WANTS 40% OF MAKATE PAYOUT Just days after settling his 20-year “Please Call Me” dispute with Vodacom, Nkosana Makate faces a new challenge. Black Rock Mining, a British Virgin Islands company, has demanded 40% of his settlement - reportedly worth over R700 million - claiming it funded his legal fight through a 2011 agreement. News24 is reporting that Makate’s lawyers insist the deal was terminated in 2015, calling the claim baseless. The company has threatened urgent court action if the funds aren’t secured. Full story - tinyurl.com/4hfrd78v

South Africa, it’s time! 🇿🇦🇿🇦 #21November2025

I just saw this: x.com/i/status/1987524524103… Pastor Femi, I listened to your message. You said the United States banned Nigeria from buying weapons and stopped the mercenaries that were helping us fight terrorism. You also said the U.S. now wants to come in because Nigeria is rising. Shocking! This is the truth. During President Goodluck Jonathan’s time, the U.S. under Obama (not Trump) refused to sell weapons to Nigeria because of alleged human rights abuse. It was reported by BBC News on November 11, 2014. Those sanctions came after opposition politicians went to Washington shouting “genocide,” while Jonathan was struggling to stop Boko Haram from overrunning the North. That decision weakened our army and gave terrorists a second life. Obama’s refusal blocked Nigeria from ending terrorism early. The chance to destroy them was lost. The same mistake gave birth to the insecurity that has expanded to Fulani militia we now live with every day. Under Trump, the same America (you accused) reversed that failed policy. The U.S. gave Nigeria $590 million worth of arms and $1.8 million in direct security support between 2016 and 2020. These figures are not rumors. They are official records from the U.S. Department of State. Trump corrected what Obama destroyed. It is unfortunate that you and ISWAP now sound alike in opposing America’s intervention under Trump. The same help that could have stopped more bloodshed is the one you condemned. That is why I must ask, whose side are you on? The victims or the comfort of the city? Pastor, the truth must be spoken. You cannot use the pulpit to generalize and hide facts. Speak clearly and let those who trust make decision. And please, do one thing. Hold a crusade in the Middle Belt. Go to Benue, Plateau, or Southern Kaduna where Christians have been killed, displaced, and buried in mass graves. Preach there, not only in the cities where there is comfort and applause. Do not tell me some are pastors and some are evangelists. The gospel is not about safety or title. Peter went. Paul went. Others went. You can go too. Maybe then you will understand that no political interest, no foreign policy, and no national image is greater than human life.

We need to reopen the mental hospitals.

We need to reopen the mental hospitals.

weirdest thing that gets you angry?

Mashaba calls Operation Dudula’s tactics “dangerous ActionSA leader Herman Mashaba has warned anti-immigration movement Operation Dudula that while their frustrations over undocumented migration are “justified,” their methods risk undermining South Africa’s democratic principles. Mashaba revealed he recently held a “productive” meeting with Operation Dudula’s leadership. He said his party shares concerns about undocumented immigration but insists the issue must be addressed “through legal channels” rather than intimidation or confrontation. Mashaba cautioned the group against setting a “dangerous precedent,” questioning whether a government led by them would allow citizens to break the law out of dissatisfaction. “What they are fighting for is justified, but ActionSA wants to take the momentum through legal channels. We don’t want to take the law into our own hands,” he said. Operation Dudula, however, remains defiant. The group has continued efforts to block undocumented migrants from accessing public healthcare, arguing that the sector is overstretched. Its leader, Zandile Dabula, confirmed plans to expand operations to schools when they reopen in 2026, despite a Johannesburg High Court interdict barring members from harassing or obstructing foreign nationals or interfering with access to services. Dudula intends to appeal the ruling. Mashaba maintains that ActionSA’s position on immigration including the mass deportation of undocumented foreign nationals aligns with Dudula’s concerns but rejects vigilantism. He urged the movement to direct public anger at the ANC, which he accuses of failing to manage immigration and protect borders. This is not the first time Mashaba has spoken out. In 2022, he warned citizens against scapegoating foreigners and called for “the rule of law over anarchy.” Meanwhile, the South African Human Rights Commission continues to pursue legal action to halt unlawful denial of medical care to migrants, adding to growing pressure on Operation Dudula’s activities.

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