Solomzi Bidli retweeted
Bafowethu this entrepreneur launched his own pizza business called Rabbit's Pizza.
His name is Xitsakiso Baloyi and he's based in Polokwane. He currently employs over 7 people. Make him famous.
📲 081 208 7107
The ANC failed to use it's power to convince poele to vote, they only foused on the communities they believed will vote for them. Local government election are about poeple who will deliver service's to the poeple. Yet,they decided not to announce thier candidates for confidence.
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Don't cry about AGOA. This exclution will impact more the American consumers. Those loses will be made in China.
Growing China-SA trade tells a story of Win-Win cooperation:
🔹Trade between China and SA reached nearly $15bn from May to August 2026, an increase of almost 24% year on year.
🔹Over the period, SA exports to China grew by about 25%, outpacing the 23% growth of SA imports from China.
🔹Agricultural exports to China reached $495m, an increase of more than 35% year on year. #ChinaZeroTariff
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Solomzi Bidli retweeted
Sindiswa (Instagram: sin.swa) committed attempted murder, stabbing her husband, Lesedi Kelatwang, 8 times in front of their kids…
The attack came after cheating allegations… we not safe around women 😭
The DA you think can do better for you as a black person.
This is not AI😭😭😭 #KnowYourDA
👉dailymaverick.co.za/article/…
👉 iol.co.za/news/politics/upda…
👉 iol.co.za/news/south-africa/…
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White genocide
FARMER SENTENCED TO LIFE IMPRISONMENT FOR THE MURDER OF FELLOW FARMER
The National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) welcomes the sentence of life imprisonment imposed by the Pretoria High Court on Fredrick Pieter Jacobus Botha (44) of Vanderbijlpark for the premeditated murder of Christiaan van Tonder. In addition to the life sentence, the court sentenced Botha to 10 years' direct imprisonment for theft of cattle; seven years' direct imprisonment for possession of an unlicensed firearm; and three years' direct imprisonment for possession of ammunition. The court ordered that the sentences for theft of cattle, possession of an unlicensed firearm, and possession of ammunition run concurrently with the sentence of life imprisonment.
On 29 November 2021, the deceased sold 31 head of cattle to Botha. After taking possession of the cattle, Botha requested that the deceased accompany him in the deceased's vehicle to a remote area near the Theoville plots in Barrage, purportedly to finalise payment for the livestock. Upon arriving at the location, Botha shot and killed the deceased while he was seated in his bakkie. Later that same day, members of the Barrage Neighbourhood Watch discovered the vehicle with the deceased's body inside and reported the matter to the police. Following extensive investigations, Botha was arrested on 29 August 2023.
During the trial, Botha pleaded not guilty to all charges and denied any involvement in the offences. However, State Prosecutor Advocate Jeniffer Cronje presented compelling evidence that proved his guilt beyond a reasonable doubt. During sentencing proceedings, Botha, through his legal representative, urged the court to deviate from imposing the prescribed minimum sentence. He submitted that four permanent employees depended on him for employment and that he provided financial support to his wife, children, mother-in-law, and father. Advocate Cronje opposed any deviation from the prescribed sentence and argued that Botha had shown no remorse for his actions and that the murder was carefully planned. Advocate Cronje submitted that the deceased had been lured to a secluded gravel road where he was murdered for financial gain. Advocate Cronje further highlighted that the deceased was a young and promising farmer whose life was cut short by a senseless act motivated by greed. In addition, the deceased's mother continues to suffer severe psychological trauma because of losing her son.
In delivering sentence, the court agreed with the State's submissions, finding that Botha had demonstrated no remorse for his conduct and that the murder had caused profound and lasting harm to the deceased's family. The court further found that Botha was not the sole provider for his children, noting that they were adequately cared for by their respective mothers. The court emphasised that murder remains one of the most serious offences that can be committed, as it reflects a blatant disregard for the sanctity of human life. The court also noted society's demand for stern sentences to deter violent crime. Furthermore, livestock theft and the possession of unlicensed firearms and ammunition remain prevalent and serious offences in South Africa. The court consequently found that no substantial and compelling circumstances existed to justify a lesser sentence and imposed the prescribed sentence of life imprisonment.
The NPA welcomes the sentence and hopes it sends a strong message that stock theft and violent crimes targeting members of the agricultural community will not be tolerated. Perpetrators can expect to face the full might of the law.
Via @NPA_Prosecutes
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Farm attacks.
Eastern Cape farmer who lured women to remote farm found guilty of rape, trafficking
brnw.ch/21x5IWs
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Does Banking with Capitec works for you or the interest of white people. Decolonization of the mind is paramount to this topic.
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Meanwhile in Zim
This statue of Zimbabwean hero and late Vice President Dr Joshua Nkomo is an insult to the memory of Father Zimbabwe and everything he stood for. I know that incompetence runs riot inside ZANUPF, but doing this to one of our founding fathers is an unforgivable insult.
Surely you cannot tell me that there are men and women who looked at this and signed it off as work done. This is a stain on Baba Nkomo’s illustrious fight against oppression. Mediocrity has reached shocking levels.
This is not just about a statue, it is about respect, history, and national dignity. You do not honour a giant of the liberation struggle with something that looks careless, rushed, and devoid of pride. You honour him with excellence, because that is what he represented.
What this shows is a deeper crisis, a collapse of standards, a culture where anything passes, where accountability is nonexistent, and where those entrusted with preserving our national heritage have no sense of responsibility.
If we cannot even get something as symbolic as this right, what does it say about everything else that is being done behind the scenes?
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Farm murder, bad things are happening in SA
Farm Murder near Brits - Perpetrators Convicted of Premeditated Murder
Father and farm worker, Dumisani Phakathi (45), was savagely beaten to death on a farm near Brits in September 2023.
Jaco Wessel Kemp (38), Louis Coetzee (38), and Gert Frederik van der Westhuizen (40) were convicted of premeditated murder today.
Their sentencing hearing will be in March 2026.
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Solomzi Bidli retweeted
WATCH: The SANDF has arrested 1174 illegal immigrants who were trying to cross into South Africa from Zimbabwe.
Some of the illegal immigrants got aggressive when they were stopped and stabbed a soldier and he had to receive urgent medical care - KZN Tonight Podcast – at Polokwane, South Africa
Solomzi Bidli retweeted
Dorah Molokomme, 28, is accused of pouring hot cooking oil on her boyfriend, Moses Matodzi, in a violent attack. It has emerged that the victim had previously tried to open a case against her. She has been charged with attempted murder and remains in custody while her case has been postponed to 15 December. The state argues the matter should be treated as a more serious Schedule 5 offence due to Matodzi’s past injuries allegedly caused by her.
This is always the case... NGOs from these countries determine our stats or data
Replying to @Brettbenraphael
Not all countries have equally robust or transparent data reporting standards, so rankings are based on available official data.
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