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Another #endangered #pangolin bust in #SouthAfrica, this time in the central Karoo - 2 men arrested & remain in custody until their court appearance. #NoBailJail! When will this poaching madness stop, when there are no #pangolins left? #EndwildlifeTrade saps.gov.za/newsroom/msspe…

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Ford is the latest carmaker to voice concerns over South Africa's challenging operating environment. businesstech.co.za/news/motoring/…

Exciting update from SANParks Honorary Rangers Lowveld Region: The Skukuza boardwalk (to the Skukuza Nursery) project is now complete! Thanks to everyone who contributed to making it happen. Time to enjoy the new and improved space! 👏👏

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So... Lesotho is getting Starlink whilst South Africa isn't even listed. All of this is because the ANC is obsessed with race-based policies that somehow make them believe that they have a right to receive shares in companies they didn't start because of their race.

By 📸 melc_in_the_wild Instagram "MARIBYE MALE LEOPARD RETURNS FROM MANYALETI WITH A HUGE SNARE WOUND VETS ARE ONSITE AND TREATING OUR MUCH LOVED MARIBYE, SON OF OUR LEGENDARY THANDI, AND BROTHER TO TLALAMBA." 😭😭😭 Full details below!! MANYALETI AGAIN!!

@KFCSA showing bad service using your app again.your customer service doesn't do anything. I had to drive to the store again.

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I was today years old when the Department of Sports Arts and Culture responded to my PAIA application to inform me that they spent R1,361,000 on TWO Superfans on flights and accommodation ALONE, and this was just for the 2023 Rugby World Cup. How did they select them? Well, according to the department, there isn't actually an official initiative. The "Superfans" managed to speak to the department at O.R. Tambo on the 28th of August 2023 (11 days before the tournament started) and asked if they could go. Talk about being at the right place at the right time. What's quite strange then is how some of these "Superfans" appear to always be at the right place at the right time. The Department failed to provide expenses for the following trips which some of these "Superfans" attended: 2023 Fifa Women’s World Cup – NZ/AUS 2023 Women’s Netball World Cup – Cape Town 2022 Fifa World Cup – Qatar 2019 Fifa Women’s World Cup - France 2016 Rio Olympic Games The Minister and his delegates spent R7,790,000 at the same 2023 Rugby World Cup. Business Class Flights (R150,000), Executive Vehicles (R17,500 per day), Executive Hotel Rooms (R14,500 per night), and access to VIP Lounges (R7,000 per visit) are some of the things the taxpayers had to fund. The absolutely heartbreaking part here is that we have young talented sports stars from across the country who have to play barefoot, wear hand-me-down kits with make-shift equipment, and can't even dream of watching their heroes in action because the same superfans, politicians, and their friends, have to enjoy the very best in life, not once, not twice, but over and over again. Media Enquiries: [email protected]

Renaldo “Ngamla” Gouws 🇿🇦 @RenaldoGouws

3 years ago

I was today years old when I found out that these two are paid by the Department of Sports, Arts, and Culture to go and be supporters in the stands. I'm not joking, they are paid by taxpayers to go to sporting events across the world to "represent" South Africa.

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It’s amazing how the ANC government will spend vast sums of taxpayer money to produce completely unsustainable and unproductive ‘work opportunities’, but will not adopt economic policies that enable economic growth and sustained job creation, at no cost to the state.

News24 🇿🇦 @News24

3 years ago

The ANC has promised voters that it will create 2.5 million work opportunities in the next five years and progressively increase the R350 social relief from distress grant for unemployed people. | @QaanitahHunter #ANCManifestoLaunch brnw.ch/21wHhwo

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🚁 In a gross abuse of state resources, Minister Bheki Cele, should be billed for chartering a SA Police Service helicopter to the ANC’s manifesto launch. A full SAPS internal investigation must review the decision-making process that authorised this. da.org.za/2024/02/cele-m…

Once again acting like a cop when he is not and wasting your tax money for his convenient transport. Tax abuse of note. This is the ANC legacy

IOL News @IOL

3 years ago

Police Minister Bheki Cele has touched down at the Moses Mabhida Stadium in a SAPS helicopter. 📹: Jehran Naidoo #ANCManifestoLaunch

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Baby buffalo shows elephant who's boss! 😂

#SouthAfrica Joint operation yield positive results with arrest of 4 suspects for #rhino #poaching & recovery of #rhino horn! Well done guys, now for successful convictions #NoBailJail #StopRhinoPoaching #EndangeredSpecies #WildlifeCrime #EveryRhinoCounts saps.gov.za/newsroom/msspe…

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#SouthAfrica 2 suspected #Rhino #poachers nabbed with #Rhino horns in #KZN. Great job @SAPoliceService👏👏 Sadly a  carcass of a #Rhino was found at Hluhluwe Imfolozi Park😡🦏⌛️⏰️🆘️ #everyrhinocounts #NoBailJail! #EndangeredSpecies #StopRhinoPoaching arrivealive.mobi/news.aspx?s=1&…

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In 1994 manufacturing's contribution to South Africa's GDP was 21%; in 2022 it was 12.27%.

Newzroom Afrika @Newzroom405

3 years ago

[WATCH] “We are the most industrialised on the African continent, but we are still far behind many other countries...largely because of apartheid.” -ANC President Cyril Ramaphosa speaking at the youth engagement dialogue. #Newzroom405

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My question is who is paying for the lawyers, the travel, the accommodation, the ministers and officials joining the entourage etc? Taxpayers? If yes, it’s a pity that there isn’t the same energy and resources being used to solve our pressing local problems like: 1) GBV - 115 women are raped daily in SA 2) murder - 58 people are murdered daily in SA 3) failing infrastructure (have you seen the state of our water infrastructure, Eskom, Post Office, hospitals and schools etc etc) 4) 58% youth unemployment Would love to see the SA Minister of Justice lead a team to address the 27,494 killings in South Africa in 2023. #putsouthafricansfirst

South African steel industry evaporates as Arcelor-Mittal closes shop The country's only iron ore long products mill will close down, leading to a surge in steel prices and the loss of a major lynchpin in our industrial base capeindependent.com/article/south-…

Social grants and NSFAS are funded by the taxpayers and not the ANC. So why would it disappear? In actual fact, less of it will be stolen and more will be made available to those that need it most. Stop using fear and lies to get people to vote for you.

Eyewitness News @ewnupdates

3 years ago

NSFAS, social grants likely to disappear should ANC lose power - Ramaphosa buff.ly/3Ha6OpO

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