The visit to the Bronkhorstspruit Water Treatment Works (BWTW) is to assess the situation, receive an update on the condition of the water treatment infrastructure and engage with relevant authorities on the measures being implemented to restore the safety and reliability of the water supply. #Bronkhorstspruit #Health #WaterAndSanitation

This morning, I will visit Bronkhorstspruit in the City of Tshwane Metropolitan Municipality, Gauteng Province, following reports of gastrointestinal illness linked to the consumption of contaminated water in the area. The visit forms part of the work of the Inter-Ministerial Committee (IMC) on Water and Sanitation that I chair, which is coordinating government interventions to address water and sanitation challenges, strengthen accountability and accelerate responses to service delivery concerns affecting communities. #Bronkhorstspruit #Health #WaterAndSanitation

6. I said before & I say again; JHB is dying. It’s being destroyed by its incompetent leadership. Replace them! Vote for Zille. Her race should not matter. Her age should not matter. Her label for the atrocities in Gaza is not the priority. The sole issue is can she deliver?

Here’s Official time. Not bad, yaz’! 🐒

Let’s see your academic transcript 🫣

#sapsHQ [SAPS NATIONAL MARATHON ASSOCIATION MOURNS THE TRAGIC DEATHS OF TWO POLICE RUNNERS] The South African Police Service (SAPS) National Marathon Association is devastated by the tragic deaths of two #SAPS runners, Constable Zenzile Ntuli and CAC Vusi Skosana, who lost their lives in a horrific car accident on Saturday, 24 October 2026. SAPS athletes had taken to the streets of Pretoria to participate in the Jacaranda Marathon. However, while travelling back home, three people, including two SAPS members, were involved in a fatal head-on collision with a truck on the R573 Moloto Road, near Big Tree Mall. Tragically, Cst Zenzile Ntuli, who was stationed at the Roodeplaat Academy, and CAC Vusi Skosana, stationed at Kwa-Mhlanga Vehicle Crime Investigation Unit (VCIU), died at the scene. Both members were dedicated athletes who proudly represented the organisation in marathon running. CAC Skosana represented the SAPS Mpumalanga team and completed the Jacaranda Marathon in a time of 5:10:25, while Cst Ntuli represented SAPS Head Office, finishing in 4:40:43. Just a week earlier, on 17 October 2026, both athletes had participated in the SAPS National Marathon Championships held in the North West Province. Cst Ntuli distinguished herself at the championships, earning the award for First Master Female Athlete. Their untimely passing is a devastating loss to the SAPS athletics fraternity. Beyond their commitment to policing, they were passionate athletes whose dedication, discipline and sporting achievements inspired their fellow members. The SAPS #NationalMarathonAssociation extends its deepest condolences to the families, friends, colleagues and teammates of the deceased. We share in their grief during this difficult time and recognise the profound void left by the loss of these two valued members of our sporting community. #SAPSSport #FallenHeroes #FinalSalute ST

There is a worrying Misinformation going around about the below Bill. This Act was an Apartheid law that the Constitutional Court said it needs to be amended so that it complies with Democratic Principles. During my budget vote in 2026 I committed to review all the Apartheid laws and table them in parliament. An Omnibus bill firstly was tabled that related to 149 apartheid laws that are not compliant with the Constitution. 4 Bills were then released later together with this one and I did a Media briefing about it. The 3 others included the one related to illegal Mining, the other related to Legal Practice Council and the other related to Trusts matters. The below bill is before parliament and as Citizens you can also still make inputs if you missed the period of comments by the department. Our website has all the information in detail 🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🙏🙏🙏

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I think you are missing the point. Halaal attracts a premium and increases the price of food and this is a serious issue we need to raise as we are facing a cost of living crisis. It’s strange to put a “tax” on food to make sure it complies only to a minority of the country. Here is an example… Beef products are generally more expensive than pork products but it’s not double the price but below we see 125g of Roast Beef is almost the same price at 250g of Pork because it is halaal. Should the average South African be inconvenienced to drive around finding cheaper roast beef just to convenience minority ? Surely, they should have a speciality butchery

#sapsHQ [OVER 300 000 REGISTRATIONS RECORDED AS SAPS RECRUITMENT DRIVE GAINS MOMENTUM] The South African Police Service (SAPS) continues to receive an encouraging response to its online recruitment drive, with more than 300 000 profile registrations recorded in just over three days as thousands of young South Africans seize the opportunity to pursue a career in policing. Of these registrations, more than 232 000 applicants have completed the profile verification process, while over 190 000 have initiated their applications. To date, 172 721 applications have been completed and submitted via the #SAPS eRecruitment portal for the 5 500 available police trainee posts. Applications received per racial group: African: 160 000 Coloured: 11 000 Indian: 600 White: 150 The provincial breakdown of applications submitted to date is as follows: Gauteng: 49 518 KwaZulu-Natal: 33 661 Eastern Cape: 17 441 Limpopo: 16 251 Western Cape: 16 249 Mpumalanga: 14 900 Free State: 11 345 North West: 9 179 Northern Cape: 4 177 Female applicants account for more than 95 000 of the applications submitted, while male applicants have submitted over 76 000 applications since the recruitment drive opened on 21 October 2026. The high volume of traffic on the eRecruitment portal may result in delays or slower response times for applicants attempting to register or submit their applications. The portal remains operational. The #SAPS Technology Management Services (TMS) division, together with its technology partners, is working around the clock to manage the increased demand and ensure the continued functioning of the system. Applicants who have successfully submitted their applications are assured that their submissions remain valid and that no further action is required. The SAPS appeals to prospective applicants to remain patient when accessing the portal: erecruitment.saps.gov.za ▶️ Avoid repeated attempts to register or submit applications, as this places additional pressure on the system. Only applicants who have not received an acknowledgement email should consider reapplying. ▶️ Apply outside peak hours, where possible, to minimise delays. ▶️ Rely exclusively on official SAPS communication channels for accurate recruitment information and updates. The online recruitment drive closes on Friday, 13 November 2026. Prospective applicants are encouraged to complete and submit their applications well before the closing date. YOUR FUTURE. YOUR COUNTRY. YOUR CALL. APPLY NOW! #SAPSCareers #SAPSEmployerOfChoice ST

Shockingly, the City of Tshwane has admitted that it was warned as early as February about the impending Bronkospruit water crisis. It didn’t even implement its own plan of addressing the issue. Not surprised though. They were busy with that Tshwane ya tima nonsense!

🚨NEW EPISODE: From the rural village of Njijini, to the country’s most respected jurist. The inspiring story of Justice Mbuyiseli Madlanga. Interview out now on the SMWX podcast! Ayeye! 🔥

Sunday Times reports that Rev Frank Chikane has hardly done any campaigning in Johannesburg because “the ANC has not confirmed his candidacy in wording or given him an undertaking his name will be on the most of prospective proportional representation councillors” Welele!