Astonishing discoveries at the Shop of AboMyFriend in Nongoma, KZN Phakelumthakathi's team unexpectedly arrived at a Somali store that sells rotten bread to the people of Nongoma. There, they found a South African ID card identifying him as Mlambo Sphamandla Clement, along with police pepper spray from Donald Trump's country, the USA and a military-style Okapi knife. We know how dangerous these people when they're armed. These weapons are positioned as for self-defence, forget that. They'll be used when they're effective their takeover. Watch out South Africa, the country is undersiege.

We're have sin DNA which makes us to do find ourselves doing the opposite of what is expected. Consult Apostol Paul's writings about this.

You want him to fund your party.

Friend of which country? He's the friend of your party not the country. South Africa isn't a friend to someone who sends drugs to our country.

Shadrack Sibiya's suspected intereference in the late Orlando Pirates goalkeeper Senzo Meyiwa's murder case is in the spotlight as the one of the late rapper Kiernan AKA Forbes' case is underway. The controversial former cop admitted to having been at the scene the night Meyiwa was killed but said he did participate in the investigation. With the case having had dragged this long, people are finding it difficult to believe he did not interfere. In the AKA case, Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi banned Sibiya from operating in KZN so to avoid interfere and the case is running well as tangible evidence is being presented and suspects have been arrested. South Africans are questioning Sibiya's contribution in the Meyiwa case and what may have happened to the AKA case had he gotten the chance to interfere. Some are even questioning his role in the suspicious death of three young cops who were traveling from Free State to Limpopo. The corrupt former cop was also in the front line. Surprisingly, the updates about this case vanished, so the investigation too.

Limpopo SAPS members dealt with extortionists who offer security services to the Tuck Shops owned by foreign nationals in Durban Limpopo police arrested security guards without firearm permits in Durban who were guarding foreign owned shops Limpopo police. These cops are under the leadership of Provincial Commissioner General Jan Petrus Scheepers, arrived on Friday in Durban during the March and March protest. These police officers operates differently from those in Durban, as they arrived and inspected the paperwork and firearm permits of the security guards protecting foreign nationals in the country. During this inspection process, it was discovered that many security guards did not have permits to possess firearms. As a result, some of them were arrested.

At this stage, there's no difference between President Cyril Ramaphosa & the Zimbabwe dictator's security details. By the way, he came to this poor area to campaign for his corrupt party that has destroyed South Africa. Video credit: Nzuzo Mzuzu

Khaya Mthethwa & his wife Sine Mthethwa celebrated their first anniversary on weekend He wrote this on his FB page "Happy 1st Anniversary, my love Sine Mthethwa ❤️🥹. May God continue to be the centre of our union, protecting us, guiding us and blessing us with many more beautiful years together. I’m so grateful for you and the love we share. I love and appreciate you more than words can say, sthandwa sami. Here’s to us and everything God has in store for our future." Since he's the pastor and singer. His followers filled the comment section with good wishes.