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  • GOOD NEWS FOR THE RESIDENTS OF POLOKWANE MUNICIPALITY
    Gone are those days when we had to dig a hole (SEKOTI sa matlakala ka morago ga ntlo ) behind our houses for dumping.
    For the first time in History Polokwane Municipality as led by the Executive Mayor John Mpe will launch the rural waste collection programme during the month of September. This is to ensure that Polokwane is a clean area.
    Please take note of the day when the trucks will come to your village and CLOCK IT.
    #ReagaPolokwane #netchain #Southafrica #bundas #Uniquehost #seshigo
    The City of Stars.
    GOOD NEWS FOR THE RESIDENTS OF POLOKWANE MUNICIPALITY Gone are those days when we had to dig a hole (SEKOTI sa matlakala ka morago ga ntlo ) behind our houses for dumping. For the first time in History Polokwane Municipality as led by the Executive Mayor John Mpe will launch the rural waste collection programme during the month of September. This is to ensure that Polokwane is a clean area. Please take note of the day when the trucks will come to your village and CLOCK IT. #ReagaPolokwane #netchain #Southafrica #bundas #Uniquehost #seshigo The City of Stars.
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  • Justin Taylor is a former South African Defence Force (SADF) Signals Officer who served with the elite 32 Battalion during the Angolan Border War and wrote the military memoir A Whisper in the Reeds.
    He was severely wounded during the brutal Battle of Savate on May 21, 1980, where he and commanding officer Deon Ferreira were two of only five headquarters officers to survive.
    #history #memories #storytelling #WhenWeWereSoldiers #sadf #BorderWa
    Justin Taylor is a former South African Defence Force (SADF) Signals Officer who served with the elite 32 Battalion during the Angolan Border War and wrote the military memoir A Whisper in the Reeds. He was severely wounded during the brutal Battle of Savate on May 21, 1980, where he and commanding officer Deon Ferreira were two of only five headquarters officers to survive. #history #memories #storytelling #WhenWeWereSoldiers #sadf #BorderWa
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  • I’m craving ice cream… #nomondesky #fypシ❤️💞❤️ #nomondeskypoetry #nomondesky #fypviral #word— in Tembisa.
    I’m craving ice cream… #nomondesky #fypシ❤️💞❤️ #nomondeskypoetry #nomondesky #fypviral #word— in Tembisa.
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    Let’s hit 1 million followers 🌍❤️❤️🙏🙏we are almost there family 🙏🙏🌍889k followers 🙏🙏🙏 #Zimbabwe #Zimbabwe #zimbabwe #foryouシpage #content #creator #contentcreator #contentcreator See less
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  • Numbers and dialed calls reveal a connection. A key witness's testimony faced serious challenges, with their credibility visibly crumbling. The situation highlights the importance of verifiable evidence. #LegalDrama #Courtroom #Testimony #Credibility #Investigation
    Numbers and dialed calls reveal a connection. A key witness's testimony faced serious challenges, with their credibility visibly crumbling. The situation highlights the importance of verifiable evidence. #LegalDrama #Courtroom #Testimony #Credibility #Investigation
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  • OPERATION CORONA | SANDF DELIVERS — NOW GO AFTER THE KINGPINS:
    The latest operations by the South African National Defence Force (SANDF) under Operation CORONA show the vital role our soldiers continue to play in safeguarding South Africa’s borders and supporting law enforcement.
    Over the past weekend, soldiers operating along the Zimbabwe–South Africa and Botswana–South Africa borders made seizures exceeding R1.4 million.
    These included:
    • A Great Wall Motor Tank 300 valued at R729,000 at Echo Station 1
    • Illicit cigarettes worth R305,860 at Pump Station
    • Illicit cigarettes worth R282,337 along the Botswana border
    • Illicit alcohol worth R28,000
    • Dagga worth R50,700
    • Illicit groceries and goods worth R12,000
    In one incident, suspects allegedly fired at soldiers before fleeing across the border into Zimbabwe.
    These results demonstrate that Operation CORONA is making an impact. But seizures are only one part of the battle.
    WE MUST GO AFTER THE KINGPINS.
    Cigarette smuggling is a major organised-crime problem. We cannot keep arresting foot soldiers and confiscating consignments while the people financing, coordinating and profiting from these criminal networks remain untouched.
    Follow the money. Identify the networks. Arrest the kingpins. Prosecute them.
    Every seizure must become an intelligence lead. Every arrested suspect must potentially lead investigators to those higher up the chain.
    The real measure of success cannot simply be how many cigarettes or goods are seized. It must be how many criminal syndicates are dismantled and how many kingpins are put behind bars.
    Our soldiers are doing their job on the ground.
    Now SAPS, the Hawks, prosecutors and other agencies must follow the trail all the way to the top.
    SEIZE THE GOODS.
    ARREST THE SMUGGLERS.
    DISMANTLE THE SYNDICATES.
    GO AFTER THE KINGPINS.
    @TaxJustice_SA @sarstax @NPA_Prosecutes @SAPoliceService @SANDF_ZA
    OPERATION CORONA | SANDF DELIVERS — NOW GO AFTER THE KINGPINS: The latest operations by the South African National Defence Force (SANDF) under Operation CORONA show the vital role our soldiers continue to play in safeguarding South Africa’s borders and supporting law enforcement. Over the past weekend, soldiers operating along the Zimbabwe–South Africa and Botswana–South Africa borders made seizures exceeding R1.4 million. These included: • A Great Wall Motor Tank 300 valued at R729,000 at Echo Station 1 • Illicit cigarettes worth R305,860 at Pump Station • Illicit cigarettes worth R282,337 along the Botswana border • Illicit alcohol worth R28,000 • Dagga worth R50,700 • Illicit groceries and goods worth R12,000 In one incident, suspects allegedly fired at soldiers before fleeing across the border into Zimbabwe. These results demonstrate that Operation CORONA is making an impact. But seizures are only one part of the battle. WE MUST GO AFTER THE KINGPINS. Cigarette smuggling is a major organised-crime problem. We cannot keep arresting foot soldiers and confiscating consignments while the people financing, coordinating and profiting from these criminal networks remain untouched. Follow the money. Identify the networks. Arrest the kingpins. Prosecute them. Every seizure must become an intelligence lead. Every arrested suspect must potentially lead investigators to those higher up the chain. The real measure of success cannot simply be how many cigarettes or goods are seized. It must be how many criminal syndicates are dismantled and how many kingpins are put behind bars. Our soldiers are doing their job on the ground. Now SAPS, the Hawks, prosecutors and other agencies must follow the trail all the way to the top. SEIZE THE GOODS. ARREST THE SMUGGLERS. DISMANTLE THE SYNDICATES. GO AFTER THE KINGPINS. @TaxJustice_SA @sarstax @NPA_Prosecutes @SAPoliceService @SANDF_ZA
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