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Is it not possible to have a day University students and a night universities with a set of lectures of day and night. In this way u accomdate a lot of students and employe a lot of lectures.
Universities South Africa CEO, Dr Phethiwe Matutu says that just as qualifying learners outstrip the available enrolment capacity at universities, TVET Colleges are also full. Matutu says the country is struggling to place young people in higher education.
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WATCH: R6.9 trillion in projected debt. Growth of just 1.2%. A record tax burden.
The Finance Minister says SA has “emerged from the fiscal wilderness”. But taxpayers are still footing the bill. Where is the victory?
SA cannot tax or borrow its way to prosperity.
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Well Said Dr Benzile.‼️🔥
Jacinta has rewritten the history of South Africa and erased the ANC government's so called "Freedom Charter" in a very short space of time.... she has flipped the coin and whoever try to flip it back, will have to answer to the citizens.....
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Cape Town international airport at a stand still … taxi strike affecting even airports… no staff could arrive and entire system collapsed… where’s @Our_DA @geordinhl
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While the ANC is seeking to take away your rights, even the right to hold protest marches, illegal foreigners accused of serious crimes like attempted murder, are being granted bail by the courts and sent back to our streets. While you slumber and sleep, your freedoms and country are being taken away.
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#PutSouthAfricaFirst Ike Khumalo, addressing the social ills faced by South Africans. He says government has put the security of the country and its people at risk. VM
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MEDIA STATEMENT: Mbalula and Malema summonses put on hold pending representations
AfriForum’s Private Prosecution Unit can confirm it has received correspondence from a Gauteng Deputy Director of Public Prosecutions informing us that Fikile Mbalula was served with a summons to appear in court on 27 October 2026. However, this is being held in abeyance pending a review of the decision by the National Director of Public Prosecutions, Adv. Andy Mothibi. It has further come to our attention, although we have yet to receive written confirmation from the National Prosecuting Authority (NPA), that Julius Malema was also served with a summons to appear in court, but on 26 October 2026. Similarly, this is being held in abeyance pending the NDPP’s review of the decision to prosecute him.
Mbalula and Malema faces charges of crimen injuria for falsely branding school principal Jaco Pieterse a child rapist. The NPA recently confirmed its decision to prosecute them.
In relation to Mbalula, this development follows Gauteng DPP, Adv. Andrew Chauke, rejecting the suspect’s representations and informing his legal team that his office holds the view that a prima facie case exists against Mbalula and that the matter should be enrolled for adjudication before a competent court.
Adv. Chauke further rejected the suspect’s baseless allegation that the case was politically motivated, informing his legal team that his office had thoroughly studied the criminal case docket and based its decision on legal principles and facts. He stated confidently that there was no political influence and/or motivation attached to the decision.
AfriForum’s Private Prosecution Unit has full confidence in Adv. Chauke and applauds his steadfast position that Mbalula has a case to answer. The unit hopes that Adv. Mothibi will also see the suspect’s representations as merely a frivolous attempt to evade his inevitable day in court. The unit is also confident that Malema will also eventually have his day in court to answer for the false and vile claims made about Pieterse.
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Baas Kruger wrote this her FB post about Mr Malunga & R5 bullets he's arrested for
"Remember Lt General Mfazi's widow Mrs Lindelwa Mfazi told the mainstream media that after her husband received a death threat, he always carried an R5 rifle with him.
Now remember that former SAPS Crime Intelligence boss & Presidency advisor Malunga Mphego was arrested for the illegal possession of SAPS ammunition, specifically R5 rifle bullets that were found in a SAPS raid on Malunga Mphego's home.
This raid on Malunga Mphego's home was a result of Malunga Mphego being a suspect in the murder of Lt General Mfazi.
In 2020, when Lt General Mfazi had received the death threat, he booked out an R5 rifle & two R5 cartridges filled with 30 bullets each from SAPS, so it's actually these R5 bullets that were found at Malunga Mphego's home, these bullets belonged to Lt General Mfazi.
Also remember that Malunga Mphego himself confirmed to Sunday Times that he was indeed present at Lt General Mfazi's home on the day General Mfazi was murdered, but Malunga Mphego denied he stole anything from Lt General Mfazi's home, but the R5 bullets found at Malunga Mphego's home now confirm otherwise.
Lt General Mfazi was murdered investigating Phala Phala & all the dots are starting to connect.
Next I will publish exactly what else was found at Malunga Mphego's home during the SAPS raid.
You won't find this information anywhere else..."
Connect the dots for yourself.
We should be worried that the Madlanga commissioners are invited left and right now lately, is it because they want to capture them and try to drive them to certain narratives, I do appreciate their importance on the society but let's be cautious when they are invited by lies of Mail and Guardins and Sanef
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#2026ORTamboMemorialLecture
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Powerful and moving conclusion, Justice Mbuyiseli Madlanga tells the audience that 'unless something drastic happens, unless concrete changes come about with some urgency, unfortunately, underlying the understanding. So, I am not stating concretely in the sense that is where we are going. But I said, unless something drastic happens, and in the present trajectory, I do not see that is where we are going, but one can only hope that it will, unless something drastic happens we will hit rock bottom. And once we hit rock bottom, then we will have no option but to rise up."
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Lol I was wondering why certain journalists did not cover this speech on their media platform.
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SA owns a patent and IP to manufacture fuel (petrol/diesel) from coal (CTL-Xoal to liquid) without using oil. SASOL is using this technology but they are scamming us charging oil-based prices. Using this technology we can reduce fuel price to about R4.88/ltr. Why are we as SA not building a new refinery that will compete with SASOL and charge fuel at R4.88/ltr. Who will ever buy from SASOL?