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26 Jan 2024
Proud day for SA. #NoToGenocide
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The very poor performance by Bafana Bafana against Brasil has been attributed to poor preparation and poor strategy. That may be part of the reason but don’t forget the role of SAFA and its abjectly KAK leadership and administration!!! It’s time for a total revamp of the hapless SAFA!
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Thirty years apart, Salma Hayek still looks good posing with a snake
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No difference!
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President Erdogan of Türkiye🇹🇷: ‘Eighty-five years ago, the silence and inaction in the face of Hitler led to the loss of eighty million lives across the globe. All of humanity paid the price for the madness of a bloodthirsty monster. Today, the same mistake is being repeated. The genocides committed by the butcher of Gaza, Netanyahu, and his cabinet are being watched with the same profound silence and inaction as was shown towards Hitler. Let no one forget that when a fire grows, it does not merely burn the region; sparks will fall across the globe. Just as the whole world is paying the price for the deadlock in the Strait of Hormuz today, if Israel’s banditry is not curbed, humanity as a whole will suffer the consequences alongside the region.’
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🎙️ [Listen] A powerful testimony at the BMIACF Anti-Corruption Awareness Campaign at Oshoek Port of Entry highlighted the devastating consequences of corruption. Former SARS official Ms Hlengiwe Khumalo, currently serving a 10-year sentence, shared how corruption cost her career, freedom and family, reminding us that integrity matters and corruption destroys lives. #StopCorruption #IntegrityMatters #BMIACF #GovZAUpdatesMP
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FIFA has revoked the entire ticket allocation for Iranian fans for all of Iran’s three group-stage matches at the 2026 World Cup. BOYCOTT FIFA!
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And just like that he becomes a favourite
New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani alongside State and FIFA officials announced the largest fan zone at Central Park for the FIFA World Cup Final on July 19th- accommodating 50-thousand ticketed fans for free. He also gave out this shout out to South Africa's hosting of the World Cup in 2010 ... and Durban in particular.... #sabcnews
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Omar Abdulkadir Artan was voted the best African referee of 2025. He was selected by @FIFAWorldCup to referee the World Cup. America deported him and killed his dream. Why? Because he’s Somalian. Worst World Cup in history.

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It’s crazy if you listen to this how one starts to think…

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This for me is the best opening goal in World Cup history. The goal, celebration, the vibes and Peter drury commentary. Everything was perfect

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Lets make her famous, the rot has to stop.
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OMG everyone needs to listen up this young Harvard Graduate’s Speech because this young man is going to make a difference in this World & how we as humans see others no matter what their background is.This literally brought me to tears because of what is happening in the World.
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“We are now 716 days into a genocide and yet Israel are allowed to participate in footfall tournaments. WHY ARE THERE DOUBLE STANDARDS!!!” -Eric Cantona
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Israel destroying the foundations of humanity, literally & figuratively. As the world unifies in horror, we can unify to stop the madness. Complete military, economic, diplomatic boycott of genocidal Israel now.
Betore Rome, there was Carthage. Before Carthage, there was Tyre. Israel is currently demolishing Tyre—a city more than 5,000 years old and a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
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Allow them to play football while they do this? We all need to start screaming louder to make it uncomfortable for them to carry on as normal.
Israel just carried out another horrific massacre in South Lebanon. Dropping massive bombs near Jabal Amel Hospital in Tyre — wiping out 3 apartment blocks full of civilians. People are still buried under the rubble. This is an American-backed, American-funded genocide.
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It's about time. Israel cannot continue as per normal in the world while going against international law, committing the most horrific crimes.
Spot on from these pundits talking about the future fixture of Ireland v Israel and why it should not go ahead Such a truthful conversation is unthinkable on British TV
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Laughable that the US/Israel ignores and bypasses the UN when it labels Netanyahu a war criminal, doesn’t seek UN approval for a war in Iran (because it’s illegal), yet pleads to the UN to avoid a thoroughly humiliating surrender to Iran.
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Evil. Unjustifiable. Absolutely monstrous.
White phosphorus ignites instantly on contact with oxygen. It burns at over 800°C. It melts through clothing, skin, muscle — and bone. In the bloodstream, it becomes a systemic poison. It attacks the heart, liver, and kidneys leading to multi‑organ failure and death. Monsters.
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The world is NOT silent. The world is outraged. It's world "leaders" who are silent. And their silence is complicity.
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I asked Google this morning which Eid is being celebrated today, because a number of people close to me are observing it, and I realised I actually knew very little about this Eid. What I discovered was genuinely fascinating. Today is Eid al-Adha, which commemorates Abraham’s willingness to sacrifice his son before being stopped by an angel. And what struck me most was not the difference between our faiths, but the extraordinary overlap between them. Here was a story I have always known as part of the Hebrew Bible (Genesis 22) and Jewish tradition, Abraham, the Father of Judaism (2000 BCE) retold and honoured within the Quran and Islam too (620 CE). It reminded me that Christianity (under 100 CE) also draws deeply from these same ancient narratives through the Old Testament (1200 BCE) , alongside the New Testament. I suppose, in a world increasingly obsessed with division, we sometimes forget just how intertwined these great Abrahamic faiths actually are. Different paths. Shared roots. Shared prophets. Shared stories. Shared humanity. Anyway, I learned something today. To all those celebrating, Eid Mubarak 🙏
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