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Sizwe Mpofu-Walsh says it is unfair for Julius Malema to call General Mkhwanazi a coward, and believes Mkhwanazi would have said everything he said even if Malema had been present at the Ad Hoc Committee. He also stated that supporting General Mkhwanazi does not make someone his “ball-boy” or “ball-girl.” He added that Mkhwanazi has helped the country reveal so much rot in less than a year. He says you can call General Mkhwanazi whatever you like, but “a coward” — never; he is extremely brave.
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Ngizwe Mchunu has handed himself over to the police in Gauteng. This comes after he allegedly failed to comply with a court directive in the defamation case brought against him by Julius Malema. His surrender follows legal proceedings related to the matter.
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Ngizwe Mchunu alleges that Floyd Shivambu informed him that Julius Malema and his associates are involved in the looting of funds within the Ekurhuleni Metropolitan Municipality. He claims that Shivambu stated that more than R10 million is being fraudulently claimed every month within the municipality’s security department. Mchunu further emphasised that Malema is no longer welcome in KwaZulu-Natal, alleging that he has insulted General Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi. He added that this is not the first time Malema has made derogatory remarks about leaders from the province, claiming that he has previously insulted both Jacob Zuma and the late Mangosuthu Buthelezi.
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Commissioner Madlanga appeared visibly irritated as Sergeant Nkosi repeatedly asked him to repeat the same questions. He also stepped in to interpret for himself, correcting the interpreter’s inaccuracies. At times, it appeared as if Sergeant Nkosi was playing around with the commission by claiming he did not understand English, yet he would occasionally tell the interpreter that she was not correctly interpreting what was being said #MadlangaCommission
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Today’s march is described as a demonstration that Hillbrow and Yeoville are not “no-go zones” and will never be “no-go zones” for South Africans 🇿🇦, while also showcasing their unity and collective strength. Marchers have already completed the Hillbrow route and are now moving through Yeoville. They are expected to proceed to their final destination, where Ngizwe Mchunu and Phakelumthakathi will brief the crowd.
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Former MK Party Chief Whip Colleen Makhubela, who is now a radio presenter at Power FM, says she was deeply offended by a song sung by March and March members chanting “Shangane suka endleleni,” which translates to “Shangaan, get out of the way.” She further claims that a Shangaan man was allegedly beaten for not being able to speak isiZulu properly. Makhubela says she is pissed by the conduct of the March and March movement, arguing that it now appears to be straying from its original purpose.
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Businessman Malcom X claimed he was a member of the Zimbabwean Mugabe family. But a close person of the Mugabe family denied knowing him. Malcom X was among the first to arrive at Chatunga Mugabe’s Hyde Park, Johannesburg home after he allegedly shot his gardener. Another notable visitor was Serge Cabonge, who said he came to support his friend Chatunga.
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“We can not have a Police Commissioner that is also attending to court matters.” — says Vincent Magwenya, spokesperson to President Cyril Ramaphosa. It appears that the National Police Commissioner General Masemola may be placed on special leave while investigations are underway. Magwenya added that the president will first seek guidance from legal experts to ensure that any decision taken is lawful and in line with proper procedures.
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He has been saying he is half Mozambique and America however, in this recent interview with Penuel Mlotshwa on The Penuel Show, Galston Anthony now denies that he is from Mozambique, instead claiming that he is from Bophuthatswana, which is now part of South Africa — contradicting his previous statements.
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The Mozambican national, Galston Anthony, alleges that individuals within the MK Party approached him with a proposal to become their mayoral candidate for Johannesburg. However, he rejected the offer and advised them not to proceed with their plan to engage the their president Jacob Zuma on the matter. Anthony says he declined the proposal because he does not align with the MK Party. Instead, he approached Herman Mashaba of ActionSA, requesting to be considered as the party’s mayoral candidate for Johannesburg, but his request was unsuccessful. He also reached out to Musi Maimane of BOSA. However, discussions did not materialise, as Maimane reportedly preferred him to play a behind-the-scenes role, while Anthony insisted on being the main candidate. Following these developments, Anthony has decided to form his own political party, “Know Your Power” (KYP), and has confirmed that he will be contesting for the Johannesburg mayoral position.
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Commissioner Justice Madlanga has firmly confronted Julius Mkhwanazi, stating that he is not being truthful before the commission, and describing his testimony as senseless and implausible. Mkhwanazi, however, maintains that he did not witness anything on the night in question — despite Witness D’s testimony placing him at the scene when the group allegedly disposed of the body of a person who had died in their custody.
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Khusela Diko, Chairperson of the Parliamentary Portfolio Committee on Communications and Digital Technologies, has outlined possible pathways for Starlink owned by Elon Musk , to obtain a licence in South Africa 🇿🇦 Diko explained that there are several options available for Starlink to operate legally in the country. She emphasized that authorities are not imposing any specific route, but rather presenting a range of compliant pathways for the company to consider. One of the key options highlighted is for Starlink to partner with an existing licence holder already operating within South Africa’s regulatory framework.
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“I say to my Black brothers, we are lucky to have white people in South Africa,” — says Prince Mashele. Mashele told an Afrikaner audience that white people brought Western civilisation to South Africa, and that he is a beneficiary of it. He also added that they also came with the English language, which he uses today, explaining that if he were to speak Shangaan in his seminars, many people would not understand him.
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King Misuzulu’s Office has issued a statement clarifying that concerns about illegal immigration should not be treated as a “Zulu issue” or directed solely at the Zulu King. In the statement, Prince Thulani Zulu, the spokesperson for King Misuzulu, states that illegal immigration is a national matter affecting all South Africans, communities, and provinces, and that citizens have a constitutional right to raise concerns about issues impacting their safety, livelihoods, resources, and public services. The King’s office rejects attempts to single out AmaZulu or His Majesty, describing such actions as divisive and inaccurate. The statement argues that the focus should be on addressing the impact of illegal immigration rather than creating tribal divisions. The statement further calls on the media to report facts responsibly and avoid framing the issue in a way that promotes tribal conflict. According to the King’s office, King Misuzulu remains a symbol of unity and will not be drawn into narratives that divide South Africans. It also warns against using AmaZulu as scapegoats for what it describes as a national challenge.
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