Proudly Afrikan 🇿🇦• Trying to understand Law🎓 in African way 🛐• Native Land Act, 1913. Chemical Engineer 🎓Ngiyinsizwa ziphelele futhi • Zulu omnyama
Johannesburg, South Africa
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Blessing retweeted
When you listen to Professor Teffo you would realise how deep in sh*t the ANC put us. It is clear most of this political parties ate the wrong money. He raised something very important. Something that I once asked myself and I am sure most of you also did ask yourselves.
Remember the 30th June deadline? Some of the foreigners from most of the countries left except Somalians, Bangladeshians, Ethiopians. It makes sense that they are funding some of this political parties and that is why they are protecting and speaking for them.
Shame on this political parties for sacrificing their people for their own selfish reasons.
I wish South Africans can wake up.
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I do remember these days when Dr Aron Motswaledi throwing them with undisputed factual examples, but they choose not to consider his facts,and to ignore the safety of their own people taxpayers/voters! @ConCourtSA
@CyrilRamaphosa
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While you are occupied with General Sibiya’s proceedings, the court in the Transnet criminal matter is considering the section 342A application brought by Gama, Molefe and others. At this rate, the Transnet case is unravelling rapidly. Do not be surprised if the matter is struck off the roll.
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She will always have my respect, based on the investigations she conducted;
1. South African Reserve Bank and ABSA Bank
2. CR17 Campaign
3. Vrede Dairy Project
4. SARS "G rogue" Unit
5. Phala Phala Farm
Then she endured being chased by powerful forces, and she's still standing.
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When Jacob Zuma said he did not want to testify before the Zondo Commission because he believed there would be bias, he was criticised. He said he was willing to appear before a commission, but wanted to give his testimony before a different judge.
The response from some was: “Zuma is just delaying the process.”
Now, when @CyrilRamaphosa says he does not want to testify before Evidence Leader Advocate Thandazani Madonsela SC because he believes the process may not be fair, some people defend him by saying he is exercising his rights.
The question is simple: should the same principles of fairness and due process not apply to everyone, regardless of political affiliation?
Accountability must be consistent. If one person’s concerns are dismissed as “delay tactics,” while another person’s concerns are accepted as a legitimate exercise of rights, then we must ask ourselves whether we are applying the same standard to everyone.
Are we being fair, or are we judging situations based on who is involved?
@GovernmentZA @ParliamentofRSA @PresidencyZA @JGZ_Foundation @MkhontoweSizwex @PublicProtector @DZumaSambudla @MagaselaMzobe
Blessing retweeted
Dear African academics,
cite 👏🏿 each 👏🏿 other’s 👏🏿 work. 👏🏿
Context matters. Representation matters. Citation matters.
Let’s build African scholarship by making African scholarship visible. 🌍📚
Blessing retweeted
🔸️Ncumisa Mayosi as evidence leader of the Mkhwebane Impeachment Inquiry. Recommended the removal of the Public Protector.
🔸️Mayosi reported to the LPC for misconduct and unlawfully obtaining of confidential documents from the office of the Public Protector under Gcaleka.
🔸️Ncumisa Mayosi appointed as a JUDGE in May 2026 and now presiding over the Phala-Phala matter.
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