Siya retweeted
“PLEASE HELP US FIND MY MOM
My mom has been missing since Tuesday, 3 November.
She was last seen at Mafikeng Town.
She was wearing a black dress with brown sandals.
We are very worried and just want her home safe. If you have seen her or have any information, please DM me immediately or report to your nearest police station.
Please share this post. One share could bring her home. 🙏”
Siya retweeted
Election results are so funny.😅
*Before Elections: “Guys, use your democratic right to vote.
*After Elections: “You guys voted for the DA?”
Siya retweeted
People who say "I don't do politics" forget that politics doesn't care. It will do them.
No water for 5 days in Midrand? That's politics doing you.
High petrol prices? That's politics doing you.
Pothole wrecked your tyres? That's politics doing you.
So vote. That's all.
Siya retweeted
Silencing citizens based on race is wrong. Telling white South Africans we cannot comment on corruption is a dangerous double standard that undermines the very democracy we all live in.
An honest look at the last 30 years means holding two truths at the same time: Apartheid was a corrupt, bankrupt system that left a ruined foundation, but modern state capture cannot be excused or shielded from criticism because of the past.
Demanding accountability isn't a racial privilege; it's a civic duty. When billions are stolen from Eskom or public health, it hurts the entire country, especially the working class.
The ANC inherited a bankrupt state sabotaged by the Nats, but pointing to the rot of the past cannot be used to justify the tender fraud of the present.
Using historical trauma to deflect from current criminal behaviour is destructive.
You cannot build a just society by gatekeeping who gets to fight for it based on skin colour. We all have a stake in a functional South Africa.
Siya retweeted
It is my honor and privilege to be headed to the US Senate to serve the great state of Michigan.
Michigan, we did what they said couldn’t be done. We won. Together. Now the real work begins.
Siya retweeted
Her name is Maletole Thabane.
She is only 4 years old. She is still missing. Please Retweet until she is found.
I have a question, what happens when you don’t spend the additional R58k at the bar?? Do they bill you the R58k anyways???
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excluding accrual is to avoid automatic sharing of wealth accumulated during a marriage. But if one spouse contributed to the other’s wealth, it’s only fair that the pension fund reflecting that wealth is included when redistribution is considered.
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What’s not being understood here is that persons fleeing persecution will most likely enter illegally as they generally are indigent. They may still have a legitimate asylum claim and thus shouldn’t automatically be deported just because of their immigration status.
I just interviewed the DDG at home affairs on #TheCMShow about the much talked about Asylum applications at refugee reception centres. He confirmed that the department will NO LONGER turn someone away at the door simply because they entered the country illegally. He admits that this is going to overwhelm the department because some illegal immigrants may take advantage and go queue and claim to be asylum seekers. This will cause an administration burden.
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The issue we will have is those who fraudulently claim asylum knowing that our Home Affairs is woefully under resourced there by causing long delays to have their claims evaluated. They then get to stay while they wait for the year or two it will take for their case to be heard.
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Siya retweeted
“🚨 URGENT: MISSING CHILDREN — PLEASE HELP US FIND THEM! 🚨
Good evening, everyone. We are urgently appealing to the community for help in finding two young girls, Blessing Shabangu (8 years old, Grade 3M) and Oluchi Shabangu (5 years old, Grade R).
The girls were reportedly dropped off at Rewlatch Primary School by their transport driver this morning, but their whereabouts are currently unknown.
🙏 If anyone has seen them or has any information that could help us locate them, please contact their father, Emmanuel Shabangu, on 067 626 9547.
📢 Please share this post widely. Every share could help bring these children home safely.
Let’s come together as a community and help find Blessing and Oluchi. ❤️
#MissingChildren #HelpFindBlessingAndOluchi #RewlatchPrimarySchool #PleaseShare
