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26/07/2025

Cops are back in Middelpos searching for Joshlin Smith after fresh tips came in this little girl vanished over a year ago, and her own mom got life for selling her. The team brought dogs and rescue crews to dig through the Saldanha Bay settlement, but no luck yet.

Joshlin’s mom, Kelly Smith, her boyfriend, and their friend were nailed for trafficking her to a sangoma for R20k, but the kid’s still gone. Police won’t quit, saying even with the trio locked up, finding Joshlin is top priority.

Locals are furious, begging for answers, while cops plead for space to work. The granny says she heard about the new search from the news, not the cops heartbreaking. Keep sharing, keep praying this child deserves to come home.

26/07/2025

Cyril Ramaphosa SONA 2025 Under GNU | Political Challenges

President Cyril Ramaphosa stood under the vaulted ceilings of the Cape Town City Hall. He faced a nation weary of promises. The nation was hungry for action. His first State of the Nation Address (SONA 2025 Under GNU) the Government of Nati...

Cyril Ramaphosa SONA 2025 Under GNU | Political Challenges President Cyril Ramaphosa stood under the vaulted ceilings of the Cape Town City Hall. He faced a nation weary of promises. The nation was hungry for action. His first State of the Nation Address (SONA 2025 Under GNU) the Government of Natio...

26/07/2025

South Africa’s popular tourist town is facing big problems, with locals and visitors worried about its future. The place, known for its beautiful beaches and vibrant culture, is struggling with issues like poor service delivery and crumbling infrastructure.

Businesses are feeling the pinch as tourists think twice before visiting, hitting jobs and the local economy hard. Leaders promise fixes, but progress is slow, leaving people frustrated.

Despite the challenges, the town still has stunning scenery and friendly faces, making it worth saving. If things don’t turn around soon, its reputation as a top travel spot could fade for good. Time is running out to protect this gem before it’s too late.

26/07/2025

Jaguar is going all-in on electric cars and ditching petrol models by 2025 to focus on luxury EVs priced over €100,000. The brand is getting a fresh look, with its first new electric model hitting the road in 2026. This big shift comes despite economic challenges, showing Jaguar’s strong push toward a greener future.

The move means fans of their current gas-powered cars will have to switch gears soon. It’s a bold step, but Jaguar believes luxury and electric are the perfect match. If you’ve been dreaming of a high-end EV, Jaguar’s upcoming lineup might be worth the wait.

26/07/2025

EFF supporters packed Khayelitsha Stadium today for the party’s 12th anniversary, showing huge energy despite the last-minute venue change from flood-hit Mthatha. Julius Malema called it a "festival of the poor," with speeches, performances, and a sea of red berets filling the stands.

The crowd cheered as artists like Big Zulu and Nkosazana Daughter rocked the stage, replacing gospel singer Betusile Mcinga after backlash over his ANC ties. Police kept things smooth as thousands poured in, proving the EFF’s growing pull in the Western Cape.

Malema hammered the ANC and DA, saying this rally was about reclaiming power for the people, not just a party. With elections coming, the EFF made it clear they’re here to fight harder than ever. Cape Town hasn’t seen a political buzz like this in years!

26/07/2025

Deputy police boss Shadrack Sibiya is fighting to get his job back after being forced to step aside over corruption claims. He says he was just following orders from higher-ups to shut down a team probing political killings. But KZN top cop Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi dropped bombshells, saying criminals run the justice system and Sibiya helped hide case files.

Sibiya denies it, blaming the police minister for the mess and calling his suspension unfair. He’s now in court, demanding to return to work while an inquiry digs into the scandal. Meanwhile, he claims his life’s in danger after losing his security and facing death threats.

The whole thing stinks of dirty politics and broken trust in those meant to protect us. How many more lies will it take before someone’s held accountable?

26/07/2025

Our Taxes Fund Foreign Tenders While Locals Struggle!

Gauteng leaders handed R194 million to fix Lilian Ngoyi Street to a Nigerian-linked company, ignoring South African firms . In Limpopo, a R56 million tender went to a company tied to a municipal manager’s Zimbabwean boyfriend all while the mayor defended it.

This pattern keeps repeating: jobs and money flow to outsiders or politically connected insiders. Meanwhile, millions of South Africans sit jobless, watching their future crumble. Our leaders shrug, saying "it’s legal" as communities starve.

How many more tenders will vanish into pockets of the powerful? How many more families must go hungry? It’s not just corruption it’s betrayal, and it makes us furious. Our people stay hungry, and no one answers.

26/07/2025

Think twice before hitting send on that emoji at work it might land you in hot water! Some symbols, like the peach or wink, can be misunderstood and even lead to legal trouble if they come off as harassment.

Even a simple thumbs-up could count as agreement in a court case, so clarity is key. Experts say companies need clear rules because emojis mean different things to different people, especially across cultures.

A wrong pick could offend, spark a dispute, or worse, end up as evidence against you. Play it safe: if you’re unsure, skip the symbol and use words instead. Stay smart, stay professional, and keep those chats trouble free!

26/07/2025

The Hawks stormed into Johannesburg City Power, digging into shady payments worth nearly half a billion rand. Three dodgy deals are under the microscope, including one where R335 million was blown on failed projects even after staff warned the invoices looked fishy.

Another contract saw prices jacked up by over 1,000%, with R100 million paid for stuff originally quoted at just R8 million. Then there’s R55 million wasted on hiring outside managers while City Power’s own bosses sat around doing the same job. The utility’s CEO, Tshifularo Mashava, is right in the middle of this mess, with a history of fraud claims hanging over her head.

All this while Joburg battles blackouts and crumbling infrastructure, leaving folks furious about where their money’s really going. The Hawks walked out with stacks of documents, and you can bet this isn’t the end of the story. How much more will come out before someone finally pays for this?

26/07/2025

Durban’s tourism industry is pushing back hard against the city’s plan to slap on a new tourism tax. Hotels and businesses say they’re already paying a 1% levy and can’t handle more costs while still recovering from Covid-19 losses.

The city claims the tax would fund marketing and boost tourism, but critics argue Durban should fix basics like dirty beaches and safety first. Industry leaders warn this could hurt jobs and make Durban less competitive.

The city says it’s just exploring the idea, but businesses aren’t buying it, calling the move unfair and poorly timed. With tourism numbers still down, many say now’s the worst moment to pile on fees. Will the city listen, or will this fight get uglier?

26/07/2025

Looking for a great place to live with good services and growing property values? Mossel Bay is now the hottest spot for people moving within South Africa, thanks to its well-run municipality and coastal charm.

Families and remote workers are flocking here, pushing home prices up what cost R1.8 million in 2021 now goes for R2.5 million or more. The town’s success comes from clean audits, reliable infrastructure, and smart planning, making life easier for residents. It’s close to George Airport, offers a relaxed lifestyle, and has become a top choice over pricier coastal towns.

But with demand soaring, affordable options are getting harder to find. If you’re dreaming of a fresh start by the sea, Mossel Bay might be your best bet just act fast before prices climb even higher!

26/07/2025

OUTRAGEOUS support for accused minister! An ANC branch in KZN is backing police minister Senzo Mchunu despite explosive corruption claims against him. Shockingly, they gifted him SHEEP while he faces a judicial probe for interfering with police work.

Mchunu’s own police commissioner accused him of protecting criminals and sabotaging murder investigations. How can they stand by him while South Africans suffer from crime and dirty politics? President Ramaphosa suspended him, but Mchunu’s allies call it a "political plot" to ruin his 2027 ambitions.

Disgusting! He’s also under criminal investigation for lying to Parliament 5. Our country deserves leaders who FIGHT corruption, not celebrate it. Enough is enough!