When officers double as taxi operators, communities lose confidence that public safety is prioritized over private profitability.

Ndosi: While I was in exile, I stayed in a refugee camp. I didn’t sell bananas in the streets while I was in a foreign country.

There's no war in Malawi. This is an invasion.

South Africa is heaven to this people dnt let them fool u

Real respect is when she says “let me ask my man first” not out of fear or control, but because his opinion genuinely matters to her. And he understands that inclusion is not weakness, it is trust.

We found the reason why the drainage pipes are always blocked.

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I guess we are not the only ones hating on what Malema is doing 🤷 Zimbabwe leader has spoken

BREAKING🚨 Police are confirming that two Ethiopians and two Malawians kidnapped Mazwi. A South African is also involved. He is an alleged EFF supporter. South Africans. Ke nako. Its time. You know what to do. Azikhale 🔥🔥🔥

Please support any spaza shops owned by South Africans

RT @Vodacom: Wear the pride of the nation 🇿🇦 WIN a Bafana Bafana Old School Jersey. Ts & Cs apply. Competition closes 19 July 2026.

Big Cities of South Africa 🇿🇦 it’s time Durban Rise Johannesburg rise Cape Town Rise Bloemfontein Rise Mthatha Rise East London Rise Port Elizabeth Rise Rise against Illegal Foreigners 🇿🇦let’s reclaim our Country!

March and March leader is Demanding Answers From @CheckersSA Why They Employing Foreigners While South Africans are Unemployed After Ugandan Sixty60 Delivery Drive Reveals that He is Making R20,000 Monthly in a Viral Video March and March leader Jacinta Ngobese has demanded answers from Checkers regarding its Sixty60 delivery service. The civic movement leader accuses the retailer of employing large numbers of foreign nationals in scooter delivery jobs while South Africa faces high unemployment. Ngobese reacted strongly to recent videos showing foreign drivers earning good money from the platform. She questions how foreigners from countries including Uganda and Ghana obtained work permits for these roles. Delivery scooter work does not qualify as a scarce skills visa category. Ngobese has publicly tagged Checkers and the Department of Labour, calling for inspections and action against companies allegedly allowing improper hiring practices. "I honestly get furious when I watch such videos!!! He arrived in the country from Uganda 6 months ago because a friend of his hooked him up with a job from @CheckersSA @Sixty60 Tweets and earns R5k a week in a country that has the highest unemployment in the world!!!!!! Dear Checkers which documents did you send to Uganda to get this man a working permit for a scarce skills Visa so he can work in the country??? We demand answers and from the @deptoflabour: Where are your 10 000 labour inspectors that you claimed to be bringing and why do they allow this to continue to happen when you know very well who the obvious law breakers are, why have you not fined and charged Checkers and Uber???" Jacinta Ngobese-Zuma Wrote on X Checkers recently claimed that only 30% of its nearly 9,000 Sixty60 drivers are South African, up from 23 percent previously. The company says the majority are documented foreign nationals engaged as independent contractors through logistics partners. It runs training programmes for locals but reports higher dropout and turnover rates among South African drivers.

So if u marry a Nigerian man , u must go stay with him at his home country akere??

Baby don't forget to send me the money you promised me after work Him at work 😁🤣

Dear drivers, no matter how hungry you are, even if you haven't eaten for 3 weeks. Please, mostly, this is a trap in South Africa.

No matter how confident you are in your car, never race someone who gives you a head start… ngoba you’re already losing before it begins. Golf 8 GTI vs BMW 435i

🚨 Witbank Shutdown alert 08-10 April 2026 #Abahambe. Protest against illegal immigrants & foreign businesses 📢. Expect disruptions: no school, no work. #Witbank #Shutdown #MPTrafficAlert

Thieves are everywhere, be careful.