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Everyone films clips, but nobody's watching them back. On here it's the opposite. My inbox is full of crossbar attempts at 6am. Ten rand gets you in the pool, and the first 5,000 players are founding members. playrmarket.co
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EXPOSED: R2.7 MILLION FOR MCHUNU’S LAWYERS WHILE TAXPAYERS FUND TWO POLICE MINISTERS
Taxpayers have already paid R2.7 million for Senzo Mchunu’s lawyers.
That comes on top of R3.16 million in remuneration for Mchunu while on special leave, and another R3.02 million for Acting Police Minister Firoz Cachalia.
Approximately R8.89 million in disclosed remuneration and legal costs. The salary figures only run to August 2026. And the latest parliamentary reply still does not disclose how much more legal funding has been approved or committed.
At SAPS’s advertised 2026 constable salary, that total equals more than 35 annual basic salaries, before benefits, training and operational costs.
During my May oversight visit, Khayelitsha’s Family Violence, Child Protection and Sexual Offences unit had 21 officials against an identified ideal of 43.
President Ramaphosa could relieve Mchunu of his Cabinet post while he remains an MP. Any entitlement to legal representation is a separate issue.
Keeping two ministerial pay packages running for one portfolio is a reckless use of taxpayers’ money. Citing policy does not make it responsible.
Ramaphosa must end this arrangement. Police and Justice must disclose the full bill and the limits on further legal spending.
IC
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Dear South Africa 🇿🇦
I have been given a slot to participate in another world record high altitude marathon in 2027.
This could see me collect my 2nd World Record again after this year's Guinness World Record. I need Sponsorship partner. Cost is R200 000-00
Ngicela Mzansi 🙏🙏 – at Nelspruit, South Africa
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Does anyone recognise this lady?
She is currently at Pretoria Central Police Stations and, unfortunately, appears to have lost her memory. She is unable to recall her name or where she lives.
If anyone recognises her or can help us identify her family, please get in touch with the station so we can reunite her with her loved ones.
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"We place Johannesburg as a severely compromised city with its institutions penetrated by organised crime." – @Mark_Shaw_, @GI_TOC executive director.
CDE's latest report outlines how corruption deprives the city of resources and enables people to profit from dysfunction, while political, business and criminal interests intersect around local government.
"CDE believe that Johannesburg can break the cycle," says @annbernsteinSA.
#JoburgMatters
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Heavenly Father, help me to trust You with the things I cannot change. Give me courage to do what I can, and wisdom to know the difference. Guard my heart and mind in Christ Jesus, and fill me with Your peace, which surpasses all understanding. Amen.
New week, which means the pool starts back at zero this morning. Somewhere out there someone is already filming their crossbar attempt before work. Get your clip in early and spend the rest of the week watching everyone try to beat you. Ten rand in PMT, and the board is open. playrmarket.co
It's Sunday, which means the parks are full of football this morning. Most of those kickabouts will be forgotten by dinner time. If you're playing today, film one challenge clip on your phone. Ten rand in PMT, and this morning's session could be the one that takes the pool this week. playrmarket.co
Mark Fish retweeted
ANOTHER DRUG LAB UNCOVERED NEAR SUN CITY -FOUR ARRESTED
Police have uncovered another suspected clandestine drug laboratory at Ramokokastad, near Sun City in North West.
The operation on Friday, 23 October, led to the seizure of 20 bags of suspected drug material, weighing approximately 40kg each, along with large quantities of chemicals, gas cylinders, generators, cooking equipment, water tanks and other materials allegedly used in drug manufacturing.
Preliminary observations suggest the premises may have been used to manufacture Mandrax and crystal methamphetamine.
Four suspects, aged between 19 and 71, were arrested. A fifth suspect reportedly fled and is being sought.
The suspects are expected to appear in the Mogwase Magistrates’ Court on Monday, 26 October, facing charges of manufacturing and dealing in illicit drugs.
The operation involved SAPS units, the Hawks and other specialised police teams.
North West Provincial Commissioner Lieutenant General Arthur Peter Adams praised the coordinated, intelligence-driven operation, warning that drug manufacturing and distribution pose a serious threat to communities, particularly young people.
The fight against drugs continues. Criminal networks must be dismantled, and those responsible brought to justice.
Quick maths on the pool. Every player who enters puts ten rand in PMT into the pot, and the best clip of the week takes all of it. So the more mates you rope in, the bigger the prize you're playing for. Bring the friend who swears he's brilliant, and take his ten rand too. playrmarket.co
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Under ANC mismanagement, neglect and lack of foresight, South Africa’s crude oil refining capacity collapsed by a staggering 60% from 520,000 bpd in 2018 to 208,000 bpd in 2026.
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