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🚨BIG UPDATE;
🇮🇱 Benjamin Netanyahu has once again become the Prime Minister of Israel.
🇮🇱 Benjamin Netanyahu stated that this is the greatest victory in the history of Israel; he achieved this win by breaking his own previous record.
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South Africans had to pay R2.7 million for Mchunu's lawyers...
EXPOSED: R2.7 MILLION FOR MCHUNU’S LAWYERS WHILE TAXPAYERS FUND TWO POLICE MINISTERS
Taxpayers have already paid R2.7 million for Senzo Mchunu’s lawyers.
That comes on top of R3.16 million in remuneration for Mchunu while on special leave, and another R3.02 million for Acting Police Minister Firoz Cachalia.
Approximately R8.89 million in disclosed remuneration and legal costs. The salary figures only run to August 2026. And the latest parliamentary reply still does not disclose how much more legal funding has been approved or committed.
At SAPS’s advertised 2026 constable salary, that total equals more than 35 annual basic salaries, before benefits, training and operational costs.
During my May oversight visit, Khayelitsha’s Family Violence, Child Protection and Sexual Offences unit had 21 officials against an identified ideal of 43.
President Ramaphosa could relieve Mchunu of his Cabinet post while he remains an MP. Any entitlement to legal representation is a separate issue.
Keeping two ministerial pay packages running for one portfolio is a reckless use of taxpayers’ money. Citing policy does not make it responsible.
Ramaphosa must end this arrangement. Police and Justice must disclose the full bill and the limits on further legal spending.
IC
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The most expensive power station ever built in the history of mankind.
Another ANC's Scam.
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Beware...the point of no return.
When religion is weaponized to spread fear and to suppress the people.
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Suliman Carrim is a controversial South African businessman and former regional treasurer/secretary of the African National Congress (ANC) in the North West province. – at Potchefstroom, South Africa
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It's time to change politicians...
Please vote on 4 th November. – at Potchefstroom, South Africa
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Residents of Melville in Joburg are protesting persistent and prolongued water outages
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Portfolio Committee on Police Chairperson Ian Cameron Demands Ramaphosa Ends Suspended Police Minister Senzo Mchunu’s Pay After Revealing R3.16 Million Salary And R2.7 Million Already Paid To His Lawyers
Portfolio Committee on Police Chairperson Ian Cameron has raised concerns over the cost to taxpayers of Senzo Mchunu’s legal representation and the continued remuneration of two police ministers. Cameron revealed that R2.7 million has already been paid for Mchunu’s lawyers, in addition to his salary while on special leave and the remuneration of Acting Police Minister Firoz Cachalia.
According to Cameron, Mchunu received R3.16 million in remuneration while on special leave, while Cachalia received R3.02 million. Together with the legal costs, the disclosed expenditure amounts to approximately R8.89 million. Cameron said the salary figures only run until August 2026, while the latest parliamentary reply does not disclose how much additional legal funding has been approved or committed.
Cameron compared the amount to the South African Police Service’s advertised 2026 constable salary, saying it represents more than 35 annual basic salaries before benefits, training and operational costs. He also highlighted staffing shortages at Khayelitsha’s Family Violence, Child Protection and Sexual Offences unit, which had 21 officials against an identified ideal of 43 during his May oversight visit.
Cameron said President Cyril Ramaphosa could relieve Mchunu of his Cabinet post while he remains a Member of Parliament, arguing that any entitlement to legal representation is a separate matter. He called for the arrangement involving two ministerial pay packages for one portfolio to end and urged the Police and Justice departments to disclose the full legal bill and clarify limits on further spending.
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Outbreak? What outbreak? 💧
833 people, including 328 kids were sick due to contaminated municipal water in #Bronkhorstspruit.
Yet @DWS_RSA minister Majodina insists there is no outbreak because nobody has died!
Read the @dailymaverick report: zurl.co/92up4
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THE TRUTH ABOUT FARM MURDERS IN SA — JUST DROPPED
Politicsweb — 25 Oct 2026
Russell Lamberti interviews Dr James Myburgh — the man who has tracked farm attacks since 1991.
What he found:
📊 NUMBERS ARE NOT IN DISPUTE
- 327 attacks, 66 murders in 1991 alone
- Peak: 150 murders/year in 1997
- Sustained 90+/year until 2010
- 2025: 30 murders — lowest in 26 years, thanks to private security, not policing
- Close to 3,000 documented victims to be commemorated in Washington DC
📜 ORIGINS: NOT "JUST CRIME"
Myburgh traces first wave to mid-1980s ANC campaign from exile to "clear white farmers off the land":
1. General incitement to seize land
2. Landmine warfare + assassinations
3. Guerrilla infiltration to arm & direct youth groups
"That's how 'Kill the Boer' was first injected into SA" — Myburgh
From 1990s, attacks resurged amid transition — paramilitary networks continued.
❓ TODAY?
- Farmers remain MORE likely than other South Africans to be attacked at home and killed during attack
- Gov inquiries that say "robbery motive only" flawed
- Policing capacity collapsed — farmers responded with own security
- Expropriation Act & "Kill the Boer" chant keep fear alive
Myburgh: "Progressive intellectuals deny the phenomenon even exists. But the names of 3,000 dead are real."
Full interview: Politicsweb — "The Truth About Farm Murders in SA"
Do you think farm attacks are ordinary crime or something more?
#FarmMurders #SouthAfrica #Politicsweb #JamesMyburgh #RuralSafety
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The Black Lives Matter - ONLY if they hold the United States citizenship 🥺
Where is #BlackLivesMatter
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South African motorists pay massive fuel taxes that generate an insane amount of money for the government; they've discovered the cheat code for Free Money.
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For those of us wondering where the money goes to that retailers pay for Halaal certification, it is important to know first who is in charge. This is Sheikh Riad Fataar Al-Azhari, the president of the Muslim Judicial Council (MJC) in South Africa, one of the certification bodies. He is also the
Imaam (preacher) of Masjid Al-Khair in Weltevreden Park and Chairman of MJC Burial Administration. He got his education at Al-Azhar University in Cairo, Egypt and holds master's degrees from the International Peace College South Africa (IPSA).
Two years ago he made controversial statements that led to public attention and backlash from organizations like the South African Jewish Board of Deputies and Chief Rabbi Warren Goldstein after declaring "I am Hamas, Cape Town is Hamas" during a rally. He defended his remarks as political and humanitarian advocacy for Palestinians rather than an incitement to violence, while receiving backing from local political figures including the Western Cape branch of the ANC as well as Al Jamah. It is important to understand the backlash. Many people.get radicalized at their mosques by their Imaams who preach or spread radical Islam. Remember the Thulsie twins from Cape Town wanted on a terrorist charge, they were radicalized at their mosque.
Sheikh Riad Fataar Al-Azhari (and the Muslim Judicial Council) also works actively with the Gift of the Givers. They collaborate in public demonstrations, humanitarian fundraising, and political advocacy mostly for Palestine and Hamas. This is why it was so easy for the Palestinians that were snuck into the country to find a home in Cape Town and surrounds. It is equally sad because Cape Town has the highest gang death rates in the country predominantly amongst Coloureds and we never see this level.of advocacy.
Hamas has been designated a terrorist organisation by United States, United Kingdom, Canada, the European Union, Australia and New Zealand. It doesn't believe in democracy because the last time there were elections in Gaza was in 2006 when they won elections. It is brutal on any opposition and it is in this same Gaza where there is a neighborhood called Al-Abeed (or Harat al-Abeed) which means the place of slaves where black people are permitted to reside. It is apartheid based on race except instead of the K-word you are called slave. Why? The Arab Slave trade that has been active since 7th century until now.
So, knowing this, where do you think the Halaal money goes to? Take note that the overall industry valuation (total broader Halaal manufacturing, service, and retail sector) in South Africa is valued at approximately R45 billion. That money can't simply be for operational costs. As always follow the money.
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Did the ANC break the Geneva Convention in the 1980s? James Myburgh says the ANC had signed up to the Geneva Convention, which bars attacks on civilians, but wanted to target farmers for strategic and ideological reasons. He says it redefined farmers as legitimate military targets on the grounds that they were part of the commando system.



























