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Loyiso Masuku makes history, becoming the first female ANC Chairperson in Johannesburg. Masuku won against Dada Morero. Alpha Ramushwana
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IFP supporters ask ukuphi uMandela (where's Mandela) as they march on the streets of downtown Johannesburg during the tense early 1990s..Amabutho.. Wonder Peters History ZAR
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History is being made.🎭 For the first time ever, South African actors have a real opportunity at industry change! It starts with attending these meetings✨ Cape Town: 24 May – 70% sold out Johannesburg: 26 May – 60% sold out 🎟️ Secure your seat now for FREE!! #SAGuildofactors #IndustryMeeting #ActorsRights #SAGA #CapeTown #Johannesburg
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History is being made.🎭 For the first time ever, South African actors have a real opportunity at industry change! It starts with attending these meetings✨ Cape Town: 24 May – 70% sold out Johannesburg: 26 May – 60% sold out 🎟️ Secure your seat now for FREE!! #SAGuildofactors #IndustryMeeting #ActorsRights #SAGA #CapeTown #Johannesburg

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Lacy & Marlon announced that they will be doing a tour across South Africa together while exploring the culture and history on stream 👀🔥 Cities they plan to visit: - Johannesburg - Cape Town
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♦️Must Watch♦️ The EFF has successfully fought for the renaming of William Nicol Drive to Winnie Mandela Drive, through a motion that was approved by the City of Johannesburg Council. History In The Making! #WinnieMandelaDrive
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♦️Must Watch♦️ The EFF has successfully fought for the renaming of William Nicol Drive to Winnie Mandela Drive, through a motion that was approved by the City of Johannesburg Council. History In The Making! #WinnieMandelaDrive

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35 hours. Johannesburg → Dubai → Los Angeles. Every hour worth it. 🇿🇦✈️🇺🇸 Bafana Bafana are on the world stage and I’m here to witness history. South Africa vs Canada; FIFA World Cup 2026™ last 32. 🇿🇦🇨🇦 Let’s go, boys. 💚💛 #FIFAWorldCup #DlalaCastle #BafanaPride
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A Remarkable Moment in African History! 🇿🇦🇹🇿 On November 9, 1996, Nelson Mandela and Mwalimu Julius Nyerere stood side by side in Johannesburg, united by a vision of peace, justice, and stability for Africa. Their powerful words reflected wisdom, courage, and a belief in African solutions through leadership, dialogue, and unity. A timeless encounter reminding us that true leadership is measured by the pursuit of peace.
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A Remarkable Moment in African History! 🇿🇦🇹🇿 On November 9, 1996, Nelson Mandela and Mwalimu Julius Nyerere stood side by side in Johannesburg, united by a vision of peace, justice, and stability for Africa. Their powerful words reflected wisdom, courage, and a belief in African solutions through leadership, dialogue, and unity. A timeless encounter reminding us that true leadership is measured by the pursuit of peace.

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Women For Change is appealing to concert promoters Big Concerts to reassess their choice to allow Chris Brown to take the stage in Johannesburg on 14 December 2024. His concert is scheduled just days after the global commemoration of the 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence. Brown has a well-documented history of violence towards several women. Women For Change spokesperson Bulelwa Adonis says the group doesn't practice selective activism. Watch: #Newzroom405
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Women For Change is appealing to concert promoters Big Concerts to reassess their choice to allow Chris Brown to take the stage in Johannesburg on 14 December 2024. His concert is scheduled just days after the global commemoration of the 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence. Brown has a well-documented history of violence towards several women. Women For Change spokesperson Bulelwa Adonis says the group doesn't practice selective activism. Watch: #Newzroom405

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WATCH: Illegal Nigerian immigrants staged protests following their eviction by City of Johannesburg authorities. Johannesburg – Tensions flared on De Villiers Street in the heart of the city on Friday as a group of illegal Nigerian immigrants staged protests following their eviction by City of Johannesburg authorities. The traders, who had been operating without permits on the pavement, were removed for violating municipal by-laws that regulate public spaces and street vending. The action comes as part of an ongoing enforcement drive by the City to reclaim sidewalks from unauthorized activities, which officials say disrupt traffic and pose safety risks to pedestrians. Eyewitnesses reported a heavy police presence during the operation, with vendors packing up makeshift stalls selling goods ranging from clothing to electronics. In response, the displaced traders gathered outside the Johannesburg Civic Centre, chanting slogans against the eviction and demanding the right to resume their livelihoods. Signs reading "No Justice, No Peace" and "Foreigners Have Rights Too" dotted the crowd, which numbered around 200 people. No arrests were made during the demonstration, which remained peaceful but disrupted local traffic for several hours. The controversy escalated further when the executive mayor of Johannesburg, Dada Morero, was served with court papers by an anti-South African organization known for promoting lax enforcement of immigration and trading laws. The group, which has a history of challenging municipal regulations, accused the City of discriminatory practices and unlawful evictions. Morero's office issued a brief statement defending the action as a necessary step to uphold the rule of law, emphasizing that all traders—regardless of origin—must obtain proper licenses. City officials estimate that similar informal trading setups across Johannesburg generate millions in lost revenue annually due to non-compliance with tax and zoning rules. This incident highlights broader debates over urban management, immigration policy, and economic opportunities for migrants in South Africa's largest metropolis. As the court case unfolds, residents and authorities alike await further developments.
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WATCH: Illegal Nigerian immigrants staged protests following their eviction by City of Johannesburg authorities. Johannesburg – Tensions flared on De Villiers Street in the heart of the city on Friday as a group of illegal Nigerian immigrants staged protests following their eviction by City of Johannesburg authorities. The traders, who had been operating without permits on the pavement, were removed for violating municipal by-laws that regulate public spaces and street vending. The action comes as part of an ongoing enforcement drive by the City to reclaim sidewalks from unauthorized activities, which officials say disrupt traffic and pose safety risks to pedestrians. Eyewitnesses reported a heavy police presence during the operation, with vendors packing up makeshift stalls selling goods ranging from clothing to electronics. In response, the displaced traders gathered outside the Johannesburg Civic Centre, chanting slogans against the eviction and demanding the right to resume their livelihoods. Signs reading "No Justice, No Peace" and "Foreigners Have Rights Too" dotted the crowd, which numbered around 200 people. No arrests were made during the demonstration, which remained peaceful but disrupted local traffic for several hours. The controversy escalated further when the executive mayor of Johannesburg, Dada Morero, was served with court papers by an anti-South African organization known for promoting lax enforcement of immigration and trading laws. The group, which has a history of challenging municipal regulations, accused the City of discriminatory practices and unlawful evictions. Morero's office issued a brief statement defending the action as a necessary step to uphold the rule of law, emphasizing that all traders—regardless of origin—must obtain proper licenses. City officials estimate that similar informal trading setups across Johannesburg generate millions in lost revenue annually due to non-compliance with tax and zoning rules. This incident highlights broader debates over urban management, immigration policy, and economic opportunities for migrants in South Africa's largest metropolis. As the court case unfolds, residents and authorities alike await further developments.

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One of the greatest ODIs ever, in Johannesburg. #OnThisDay in 2006, Ricky Ponting AO smashed 164 off 105 as Australia posted a record 434/4, the first 400+ total in ODI history. But Herschelle Gibbs replied with 175 off 111 to guide South Africa to a stunning one-wicket win with one ball left, sealing the series 3–2. In all, 87 fours and 26 sixes were struck on the day - both records. Australia's Mick Lewis returned figures of 10-0-113-0,

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MMC Zungu Voices Disappointment Over EFF's Stance on Bylaw Enforcement In a recent statement, Sithembiso Zungu, the Member of the Mayoral Committee (MMC) for Group Corporate and Shared Services in the City of Johannesburg (CoJ), has voiced his disappointment regarding the Economic Freedom Fighters' (EFF) support for illegal immigrants seeking to challenge municipal bylaws. Zungu, an ANC councillor, highlighted concerns that the EFF's position undermines local regulations aimed at maintaining order and compliance in urban areas. The issue stems from ongoing tensions around informal trading and occupancy in Johannesburg, where some foreign nationals have resisted CoJ enforcement actions. Zungu emphasized that bylaws are essential for protecting public safety and resources, and he criticized the EFF for backing efforts that he described as attempts to force violations of these rules. "This kind of support erodes the rule of law and prioritizes external interests over those of Johannesburg residents," Zungu stated. The EFF has not yet responded to Zungu's comments, but the party's history of advocating for marginalized communities, including immigrants, has often put it at odds with stricter enforcement policies from the ANC-led administration. Local observers note that such disputes reflect broader national debates on immigration, urban governance, and resource allocation in South Africa's economic hub. Zungu's remarks come amid heightened scrutiny of CoJ operations, including recent raids on non-compliant businesses and informal settlements. As the city grapples with service delivery challenges, this political friction could influence upcoming council discussions on bylaw amendments.
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MMC Zungu Voices Disappointment Over EFF's Stance on Bylaw Enforcement In a recent statement, Sithembiso Zungu, the Member of the Mayoral Committee (MMC) for Group Corporate and Shared Services in the City of Johannesburg (CoJ), has voiced his disappointment regarding the Economic Freedom Fighters' (EFF) support for illegal immigrants seeking to challenge municipal bylaws. Zungu, an ANC councillor, highlighted concerns that the EFF's position undermines local regulations aimed at maintaining order and compliance in urban areas. The issue stems from ongoing tensions around informal trading and occupancy in Johannesburg, where some foreign nationals have resisted CoJ enforcement actions. Zungu emphasized that bylaws are essential for protecting public safety and resources, and he criticized the EFF for backing efforts that he described as attempts to force violations of these rules. "This kind of support erodes the rule of law and prioritizes external interests over those of Johannesburg residents," Zungu stated. The EFF has not yet responded to Zungu's comments, but the party's history of advocating for marginalized communities, including immigrants, has often put it at odds with stricter enforcement policies from the ANC-led administration. Local observers note that such disputes reflect broader national debates on immigration, urban governance, and resource allocation in South Africa's economic hub. Zungu's remarks come amid heightened scrutiny of CoJ operations, including recent raids on non-compliant businesses and informal settlements. As the city grapples with service delivery challenges, this political friction could influence upcoming council discussions on bylaw amendments.

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BOOM BOOM BOOM 💥💥💥 Gauteng Premier Panyaza Lesufi has in the SACP conference has indirectly called President Cyril Ramaphosa a "coward" An attack on President of the ANC on this proportion is unprecedented and perhaps something like this is for the 1st time ever in ANC history. Johannesburg has no water. It's a catastrophic situation but all Lesufi is concerned about is that the President must sign the Bela Bill. It's open warfare, it's not about service delivery anymore for Lesufi and gang, it's all about making Paul Mashatile the president of the country. South Africa and it's people should support President CYRIL RAMAPHOSA as these corrupt thugs who looted R400 million just to fumigate schools try to remove Ramaphosa and GNU
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BOOM BOOM BOOM 💥💥💥 Gauteng Premier Panyaza Lesufi has in the SACP conference has indirectly called President Cyril Ramaphosa a "coward" An attack on President of the ANC on this proportion is unprecedented and perhaps something like this is for the 1st time ever in ANC history. Johannesburg has no water. It's a catastrophic situation but all Lesufi is concerned about is that the President must sign the Bela Bill. It's open warfare, it's not about service delivery anymore for Lesufi and gang, it's all about making Paul Mashatile the president of the country. South Africa and it's people should support President CYRIL RAMAPHOSA as these corrupt thugs who looted R400 million just to fumigate schools try to remove Ramaphosa and GNU

Goolam

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#FallenBusinessGuruMawereBuried Fallen Zimbabwean business magnate Mutumwa Mawere, who died on January 15 aged 66, was buried this morning at Fourways Memorial Park in Johannesburg, South Africa, where he had lived for decades. Mawere, who had dual citizenship, was buried after a court battle between his partner and family who wanted to bury him at his rural Gutu home in Masvingo. His partner won the court battle. Mawere passed away mid-January at Mediclinic Sandton Hospital in Bryanston, Johannesburg, from complications related to an acute neuorological condition and a stroke he suffered in 2024. Prior to his death, he had been in a critical state since mid-2024, requiring constant medical care. A talented and well-travelled man of many accomplishments in the business sector, Mawere’s life was latet defined by a protracted legal and political battle with the Zimbabwean government and President Emmerson Mnangagwa that began in 2004 over control of Africa Resources Limited, one of the largest, diverse and influential companies in local corporate history. Africa Resources Limited controlled SMM Holdings, a colllapsed massive conglomerate owning asbestos mines (Shabanie and Mashaba) and critical diverse assets in the 1990s, together with more than 20 other companies under his business empire spanning mining, finance, agriculture, transport and logistics, manufacturing, telecoms and media.
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#FallenBusinessGuruMawereBuried Fallen Zimbabwean business magnate Mutumwa Mawere, who died on January 15 aged 66, was buried this morning at Fourways Memorial Park in Johannesburg, South Africa, where he had lived for decades. Mawere, who had dual citizenship, was buried after a court battle between his partner and family who wanted to bury him at his rural Gutu home in Masvingo. His partner won the court battle. Mawere passed away mid-January at Mediclinic Sandton Hospital in Bryanston, Johannesburg, from complications related to an acute neuorological condition and a stroke he suffered in 2024. Prior to his death, he had been in a critical state since mid-2024, requiring constant medical care. A talented and well-travelled man of many accomplishments in the business sector, Mawere’s life was latet defined by a protracted legal and political battle with the Zimbabwean government and President Emmerson Mnangagwa that began in 2004 over control of Africa Resources Limited, one of the largest, diverse and influential companies in local corporate history. Africa Resources Limited controlled SMM Holdings, a colllapsed massive conglomerate owning asbestos mines (Shabanie and Mashaba) and critical diverse assets in the 1990s, together with more than 20 other companies under his business empire spanning mining, finance, agriculture, transport and logistics, manufacturing, telecoms and media.

TheNewsHawks

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🔴Award-winning Zimbabwean investigative journalist Hopewell Chin'ono, now partly based in Johannesburg and London, appears on South African radio and television presenter Sbusiso Leope, popularly known as DJ Sbu's "Hustlers Corner SA" podcast. He talks about his journalism career, media tyranny and authoritarian repression back home, and the country's deep political, economic and social problems which have forced his compatriots into neighbouring countries in their millions; the region's biggest migration exodus in contemporary history. Millions of Zimbabweans have now fled the country mainly to South Africa, Botswana, United Kingdom, United States, Australia, New Zealand and Canada, due to unemployment, poverty, suffering and political upheavals. Zimbabwe has a deep reservoir of human capital and abundance of resources - diamonds, gold, iron ore, coal, platinum and lithium, among other valuable minerals - but has been impoverished by leadership, governance and policy failures, as well as corruption and incompetence by Zanu PF leaders.
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🔴Award-winning Zimbabwean investigative journalist Hopewell Chin'ono, now partly based in Johannesburg and London, appears on South African radio and television presenter Sbusiso Leope, popularly known as DJ Sbu's "Hustlers Corner SA" podcast. He talks about his journalism career, media tyranny and authoritarian repression back home, and the country's deep political, economic and social problems which have forced his compatriots into neighbouring countries in their millions; the region's biggest migration exodus in contemporary history. Millions of Zimbabweans have now fled the country mainly to South Africa, Botswana, United Kingdom, United States, Australia, New Zealand and Canada, due to unemployment, poverty, suffering and political upheavals. Zimbabwe has a deep reservoir of human capital and abundance of resources - diamonds, gold, iron ore, coal, platinum and lithium, among other valuable minerals - but has been impoverished by leadership, governance and policy failures, as well as corruption and incompetence by Zanu PF leaders.

TheNewsHawks

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#ZimCelebritiesEnjoyDirtyLucre #FootballLegendJoinsTheFray Zimbabwean football legend Peter Ndlovu - the best player in local football history - seen here receiving a 2024 BMW X6M Sport in Sandton, Johannesburg, South Africa, donated by controversial tenderpreneur Wicknell Chivayo who makes his money from overpriced state tenders and contracts, some of them corrupt and a drain on the fiscus; thus a burden on taxpayers. Chivayo is going around throwing cash and cars to people who conveniently ignore the cloud of corruption under which they are given, a sign of a rotten society and moral collapse. Ndlovu is the first African player to play in the English Premier League and Team Manager at South Africa's leading club Mamelodi Sundowns. Zimbabwean public figures, church leaders, washed-out celebrities, also-rans in various endeavours of life, musicians, football stars, professionals, socialites and influencers are falling on each to receive Chivayo's largesse, potential proceeds of corruption and dirty lucre. Chivayo is donating for his personal image laundering and to wins the hearts and minds on behalf of Zanu PF and its leaders.
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#ZimCelebritiesEnjoyDirtyLucre #FootballLegendJoinsTheFray Zimbabwean football legend Peter Ndlovu - the best player in local football history - seen here receiving a 2024 BMW X6M Sport in Sandton, Johannesburg, South Africa, donated by controversial tenderpreneur Wicknell Chivayo who makes his money from overpriced state tenders and contracts, some of them corrupt and a drain on the fiscus; thus a burden on taxpayers. Chivayo is going around throwing cash and cars to people who conveniently ignore the cloud of corruption under which they are given, a sign of a rotten society and moral collapse. Ndlovu is the first African player to play in the English Premier League and Team Manager at South Africa's leading club Mamelodi Sundowns. Zimbabwean public figures, church leaders, washed-out celebrities, also-rans in various endeavours of life, musicians, football stars, professionals, socialites and influencers are falling on each to receive Chivayo's largesse, potential proceeds of corruption and dirty lucre. Chivayo is donating for his personal image laundering and to wins the hearts and minds on behalf of Zanu PF and its leaders.

TheNewsHawks

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Patrice Tlhopane Motsepe – PR27 A Full Biography Early Life & Background Patrice Tlhopane Motsepe was born on 28 January 1962 in Soweto, Johannesburg, South Africa, one of the country’s most well-known townships. He grew up during apartheid in a family that strongly valued education, discipline, and entrepreneurship. His father owned a spaza shop and distribution business near mining communities. This exposed Patrice to business and commerce from a young age, teaching him the importance of hard work, customer service, and financial discipline. Education Motsepe earned a Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Swaziland. He later obtained a law degree from the University of the Witwatersrand in Johannesburg. Early in his legal career, he specialised in mining and business law, a foundation that helped shape his future career. He worked as a lawyer representing mining unions and companies, gaining deep insight into the mining industry. Business Career In 1997, Patrice Motsepe founded African Rainbow Minerals (ARM). Through strategic investments and partnerships, ARM became one of South Africa’s leading mining companies. Motsepe made history as the first Black African billionaire, building his wealth through mining, energy, and resource investments. His business success positioned him as one of the most influential entrepreneurs in Africa. Philanthropy Motsepe is widely respected for his philanthropic work. Through the Motsepe Foundation, he has donated billions of rands to education, healthcare, poverty relief, youth development, and community upliftment. He is also a signatory to the Giving Pledge, committing to donate the majority of his wealth to charitable causes. Sports Leadership In 2021, Motsepe was elected President of the Confederation of African Football (CAF). In this role, he has focused on improving governance, financial transparency, the development of African football, and raising Africa’s global football profile. Personal Values & Leadership Style Motsepe is known for his humility and strong belief in Ubuntu – the idea that humanity is interconnected. He often speaks about leadership, service, and giving back to society. His leadership style is defined by integrity, long-term vision, discipline, and commitment to African development. Legacy From Soweto to the global stage, Patrice Motsepe’s journey represents African excellence, perseverance, and purpose-driven leadership. He remains one of South Africa’s most respected business figures and philanthropists.
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Patrice Tlhopane Motsepe – PR27 A Full Biography Early Life & Background Patrice Tlhopane Motsepe was born on 28 January 1962 in Soweto, Johannesburg, South Africa, one of the country’s most well-known townships. He grew up during apartheid in a family that strongly valued education, discipline, and entrepreneurship. His father owned a spaza shop and distribution business near mining communities. This exposed Patrice to business and commerce from a young age, teaching him the importance of hard work, customer service, and financial discipline. Education Motsepe earned a Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Swaziland. He later obtained a law degree from the University of the Witwatersrand in Johannesburg. Early in his legal career, he specialised in mining and business law, a foundation that helped shape his future career. He worked as a lawyer representing mining unions and companies, gaining deep insight into the mining industry. Business Career In 1997, Patrice Motsepe founded African Rainbow Minerals (ARM). Through strategic investments and partnerships, ARM became one of South Africa’s leading mining companies. Motsepe made history as the first Black African billionaire, building his wealth through mining, energy, and resource investments. His business success positioned him as one of the most influential entrepreneurs in Africa. Philanthropy Motsepe is widely respected for his philanthropic work. Through the Motsepe Foundation, he has donated billions of rands to education, healthcare, poverty relief, youth development, and community upliftment. He is also a signatory to the Giving Pledge, committing to donate the majority of his wealth to charitable causes. Sports Leadership In 2021, Motsepe was elected President of the Confederation of African Football (CAF). In this role, he has focused on improving governance, financial transparency, the development of African football, and raising Africa’s global football profile. Personal Values & Leadership Style Motsepe is known for his humility and strong belief in Ubuntu – the idea that humanity is interconnected. He often speaks about leadership, service, and giving back to society. His leadership style is defined by integrity, long-term vision, discipline, and commitment to African development. Legacy From Soweto to the global stage, Patrice Motsepe’s journey represents African excellence, perseverance, and purpose-driven leadership. He remains one of South Africa’s most respected business figures and philanthropists.

Goolam

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VAIVE VROMBO VACHA PFUMA NEKUNAMATA…🙏🙏🙏 A WISE MAN once said “….without LEADERSHIP, people may have numbers, but they will never have DIRECTION. They may have faith, but they will never achieve UNITY.” Throughout history, the growth and SUCCESS of any institution has always DEPENDED on the quality of its LEADERSHIP. The same is true of our beloved church JOHANE MASOWE CHISHANU, whose footprint continues to expand across ZIMBABWE, throughout AFRICA and indeed across the world. The phenomenal growth of the JOHANNE MASOWE EVATON BRANCH in Johannesburg, South Africa, did not happen OVERNIGHT. It was the result of COMMITTED and GOD-FEARING leadership. Among those whose contribution has STOOD OUT over the years is MADZIBABA NGONI, who I wish to RECOGNISE and celebrate today. This is a man who has shown beyond any reasonable DOUBT that true LEADERSHIP is not measured by titles or positions, but by SACRIFICE and the positive impact a person leaves on the lives of others. Through your leadership, many have found ENCOURAGEMENT and a stronger connection with God. RUDO rwenyu rwunoshamisa MADZIBABA...!!! CHINO TANGA ITSITSI NE RUDO KOZOUYA KU NAMATA... It is therefore with the GREATEST PLEASURE that I wish to extend a small token of APPRECIATION to you MADZIBABA NGONI. Please GO & SEE Bronwyn at VOGUE MOTORS, Rivonia, in Sandton, and collect your brand new 2026 TOYOTA LAND CRUISER 300 SERIES ZX, which is FULLY paid for and READY FOR COLLECTION. May God continue to bless you abundantly and grant you many more years of fruitful and SERVANT leadership of our church ABROAD….🙏🙏🙏 #Mukuru_We_Mazuva #Takaitwa_Vapfumi_Nekunamata 🙏🏼🙏🏼 #JOHANNE_AKA_TUMWA #Tsitsi_Rudo_Nekunamata
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VAIVE VROMBO VACHA PFUMA NEKUNAMATA…🙏🙏🙏 A WISE MAN once said “….without LEADERSHIP, people may have numbers, but they will never have DIRECTION. They may have faith, but they will never achieve UNITY.” Throughout history, the growth and SUCCESS of any institution has always DEPENDED on the quality of its LEADERSHIP. The same is true of our beloved church JOHANE MASOWE CHISHANU, whose footprint continues to expand across ZIMBABWE, throughout AFRICA and indeed across the world. The phenomenal growth of the JOHANNE MASOWE EVATON BRANCH in Johannesburg, South Africa, did not happen OVERNIGHT. It was the result of COMMITTED and GOD-FEARING leadership. Among those whose contribution has STOOD OUT over the years is MADZIBABA NGONI, who I wish to RECOGNISE and celebrate today. This is a man who has shown beyond any reasonable DOUBT that true LEADERSHIP is not measured by titles or positions, but by SACRIFICE and the positive impact a person leaves on the lives of others. Through your leadership, many have found ENCOURAGEMENT and a stronger connection with God. RUDO rwenyu rwunoshamisa MADZIBABA...!!! CHINO TANGA ITSITSI NE RUDO KOZOUYA KU NAMATA... It is therefore with the GREATEST PLEASURE that I wish to extend a small token of APPRECIATION to you MADZIBABA NGONI. Please GO & SEE Bronwyn at VOGUE MOTORS, Rivonia, in Sandton, and collect your brand new 2026 TOYOTA LAND CRUISER 300 SERIES ZX, which is FULLY paid for and READY FOR COLLECTION. May God continue to bless you abundantly and grant you many more years of fruitful and SERVANT leadership of our church ABROAD….🙏🙏🙏 #Mukuru_We_Mazuva #Takaitwa_Vapfumi_Nekunamata 🙏🏼🙏🏼 #JOHANNE_AKA_TUMWA #Tsitsi_Rudo_Nekunamata

sir_wicknell.

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ASLAM ISMAIL DHAI- PHOENIX CASH AND CARRY His family owns various grocery wholesalers around the country. South Africa has a massive problem of child headed homes, gogo’s living alone in poverty. his group employs thousands of people. You will not find a single foreigner only South Africans. It’s insane how life has changed for many they used to live in shacks, now they renting apartments, schools nearby. Donations should never be exposed, but YESTERDAY at the very last minute when we needed to buy basic necessities, he said add sweets and chocolates for the kids. Because it was late. We got 300 hampers. What if other South Africans do this hunger will completely eradicated. He was so disappointed that he could only do 300 hampers. The group has water tankers we now the catastrophic conditions of water in eThkweni . No race, colour or religion they give water to all the people every single day. Oh btw this company is the second largest distributor of Coca-Cola in SA., he did not saying this but I am, Goverment gives contracts worth millions to entrepreneur why not give people like Phoenix cash and carry and others. What you did yesterday Mr Aslam, is one for the history books. The fact that you even wanted to add sweets and chocolates. We had a lot this year, BUT HERO OF THE YEAR. The amount of blessings you will get when that child headed home a 13 year old feeding her 4 year old brother. HERO OF THE YEAR 2025 Pls spread your companies wings, Johannesburg needs you, Limpop and other provinces need you. Why not give food hamper packs to someone who bends over backwards to help the poor. He did apply once was rejected. The tenderguys got it and ironically come buy it from him for example they selling for R89.00 tender guys invoice to department at a cool R 1499.99 We need you in jhb. We need you in Limpopo We need you in Mpumalanga One of the multiple vans with yesterday’s deliveries
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ASLAM ISMAIL DHAI- PHOENIX CASH AND CARRY His family owns various grocery wholesalers around the country. South Africa has a massive problem of child headed homes, gogo’s living alone in poverty. his group employs thousands of people. You will not find a single foreigner only South Africans. It’s insane how life has changed for many they used to live in shacks, now they renting apartments, schools nearby. Donations should never be exposed, but YESTERDAY at the very last minute when we needed to buy basic necessities, he said add sweets and chocolates for the kids. Because it was late. We got 300 hampers. What if other South Africans do this hunger will completely eradicated. He was so disappointed that he could only do 300 hampers. The group has water tankers we now the catastrophic conditions of water in eThkweni . No race, colour or religion they give water to all the people every single day. Oh btw this company is the second largest distributor of Coca-Cola in SA., he did not saying this but I am, Goverment gives contracts worth millions to entrepreneur why not give people like Phoenix cash and carry and others. What you did yesterday Mr Aslam, is one for the history books. The fact that you even wanted to add sweets and chocolates. We had a lot this year, BUT HERO OF THE YEAR. The amount of blessings you will get when that child headed home a 13 year old feeding her 4 year old brother. HERO OF THE YEAR 2025 Pls spread your companies wings, Johannesburg needs you, Limpop and other provinces need you. Why not give food hamper packs to someone who bends over backwards to help the poor. He did apply once was rejected. The tenderguys got it and ironically come buy it from him for example they selling for R89.00 tender guys invoice to department at a cool R 1499.99 We need you in jhb. We need you in Limpopo We need you in Mpumalanga One of the multiple vans with yesterday’s deliveries

Goolam

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