Proudly Afrikan 🇿🇦• Trying to understand Law🎓 in African way 🛐• Native Land Act, 1913. Chemical Engineer 🎓Ngiyinsizwa ziphelele futhi • Zulu omnyama
Johannesburg, South Africa
Joined February 2014
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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
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Dear African academics,
cite 👏🏿 each 👏🏿 other’s 👏🏿 work. 👏🏿
Context matters. Representation matters. Citation matters.
Let’s build African scholarship by making African scholarship visible. 🌍📚
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🔸️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.
Interesting...
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Wits University Lecturers… so you mean to tell me that no other South Africans have Masters Degrees and can lecture these, you had to get Nigerians?? @WitsUniversity
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These charges arose from Public Protector report that ordered ABSA Bank to repay the interest of R1 billion it illegally obtained from the South African Reserve Bank. When ABSA and the Reserve Bank took that report on review, the Constitutional Court ordered me to pay personal legal costs. Ordinary South Africans responded. They crowdfunded every cent of the R260 000 – many giving as little as R10 – to defend a Public Protector who had dared to act.
Under my leadership the Office of the Public Protector achieved its first clean audit since the institution was established in 1996. Then delivered two further consecutive clean audits. That record of integrity was met not with recognition, but with a coordinated campaign by the ANC and DA to remove me.
I was illegally removed after sending 31 questions to President Cyril Ramaphosa arising from the Phala Phala investigation. Today that same President faces impeachment proceedings.
🔴BREAKING: State Withdraws Main Perjury Charge Against Advocate Busisiwe Mkhwebane🔴
Pretoria – The State has withdrawn the main charge of perjury against former Public Protector Advocate Busisiwe Mkhwebane. She appeared in the Pretoria Regional Court on Monday, where the development was recorded.
Mkhwebane had been facing five charges in total. The remaining four charges were linked to the main count. With the primary charge now withdrawn, the related charges are also expected to fall away. She is set to appear in court again on 26 August 2026.
Read more online 🔽 🔽
centralnews.co.za/breaking-s…
#perjury
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Our girl Dru Ramsamy has sang well that we got to know that the were nolonger going for the Parents only but for the kids.
✓General Masemola daughter was to be Jonhson victim, since the were trying to implicate the father on serious crimes.
✓We got to know that even the Chauke matter was cooked
✓We found out that Dimpane on her capacity as CFO she was prepared to give the statement concerning Khumalo's application and vetting matters. We no knowledge that she Perumal friend.
Few months later she's the acting National commissioner.
✓We also heard that Matlou was named as an investigator, she's also Perumal's friend.
✓We heard that Matlala plea deal was made before he was even arrested.
✓They wanted to protect Matlala as long as their plan to implicate Masemola succeed
She did a good job by bringing this to light, we now know that the acting Nascom can't be trusted.
May all the victims of IDAC that are Arrested due to the fabrication Evidence and the Orchastrated charge get their justice.
She concluded her evidence today
#MadlangaCommission
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We will pay 100 times the manufacturing cost for a product made in China with a European name on it.
But the moment someone who looks like us tries to charge what their work is worth we question their audacity.
Until we fix how we see each other we will keep funding everyone else's dream while starving our own.
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Stop drinking alcohol.
Stop betting on sports.
Stop smoking.
Stop having casual sex.
Reduce processed foods.
Avoid unnecessary medication.
Reduce sugar.
Fight for your mind. Fight for your body. Fight for your health. Fight against ruthless & destructive capitalism.
