• Breaking 🚨🤯🇸🇳
    Former Liverpool star Sadio Mané is reportedly investing a massive 11.7 billion FCFA into a mango production facility in his hometown of Bambali
    Mané says he wants the wealth generated from his land to stay in his land. And honestly, this is bigger than football
    The Senegalese star has already built a stadium and other basic facilities for his village. Now he is putting serious money into agriculture and local business
    He made millions playing football around the world, but he is choosing to bring a major investment back home to Bambali 😮‍💨❤️
    #netchain #Mane #Senegal #Mzansi #Business #Investment
    Breaking 🚨🤯🇸🇳 Former Liverpool star Sadio Mané is reportedly investing a massive 11.7 billion FCFA into a mango production facility in his hometown of Bambali Mané says he wants the wealth generated from his land to stay in his land. And honestly, this is bigger than football The Senegalese star has already built a stadium and other basic facilities for his village. Now he is putting serious money into agriculture and local business He made millions playing football around the world, but he is choosing to bring a major investment back home to Bambali 😮‍💨❤️ #netchain #Mane #Senegal #Mzansi #Business #Investment
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  • The discovery of eight women’s bodies in Ekurhuleni brought protesters onto the streets of Cape Town on Wednesday, where they stood in silence against the continued killing of women.
    Dressed in black, the group gathered at the Castle of Good Hope and outside Cape Town Central Police Station, remembering women who have been killed and those living in fear. Police are investigating whether the eight deaths are linked.
    📸: Ayanda Ndamane / ANA Studio
    #GBVF #CapeTown #Women #GenderBasedViolence #DailyVoice
    The discovery of eight women’s bodies in Ekurhuleni brought protesters onto the streets of Cape Town on Wednesday, where they stood in silence against the continued killing of women. Dressed in black, the group gathered at the Castle of Good Hope and outside Cape Town Central Police Station, remembering women who have been killed and those living in fear. Police are investigating whether the eight deaths are linked. 📸: Ayanda Ndamane / ANA Studio #GBVF #CapeTown #Women #GenderBasedViolence #DailyVoice
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  • Let's help these guys! #crazymeet #EbiesonsExpress #pastorjomane #netchain #Fibreyakasi #Mzansi #Limpopo #Gauteng #Mpumalanga
    Let's help these guys! #crazymeet #EbiesonsExpress #pastorjomane #netchain #Fibreyakasi #Mzansi #Limpopo #Gauteng #Mpumalanga
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  • THE TRUTH THEY'RE NOT TELLING YOU

    SASSA grants are not paid from ANC party funds. They are paid from the National Revenue Fund, managed by National Treasury. This fund gets money from taxes collected by SARS — PAYE from salaries, VAT on bread, milk, airtime, electricity, and fuel levies on petrol. When a gogo gets old age grant or a mother gets child grant, it comes from all South Africans who pay tax, not from a party.
    RDP houses, now called BNG houses, are also funded by taxpayers. The Department of Human Settlements budgets from the same fund. Every time you buy groceries or data, VAT goes to government. That tax builds houses, clinics and roads. It is your constitutional right, not a favour.
    Treasury reports only about 7.1 million people pay income tax. SASSA reports about 19 million permanent grants, rising to over 28 million with the SRD R370 grant. Few taxpayers carry many beneficiaries how unfair , That is why people are angry about potholes, water cuts and load-shedding despite high taxes .Still our government want to loot disguised as tenders 🙄
    Your grant is protected by law. The SASSA Act and Constitution guarantee it. The Electoral Act makes it illegal to threaten voters that grants or houses will be taken away if they don't vote for a certain party. Your SASSA card stays valid after November 4 LGE, no matter who you vote for. Your vote is secret.
    #TheTruth #SARS #SASSA #RDP #TaxMoney #Netchain #Mzansi #LGE2026 #SouthAfrica
    THE TRUTH THEY'RE NOT TELLING YOU SASSA grants are not paid from ANC party funds. They are paid from the National Revenue Fund, managed by National Treasury. This fund gets money from taxes collected by SARS — PAYE from salaries, VAT on bread, milk, airtime, electricity, and fuel levies on petrol. When a gogo gets old age grant or a mother gets child grant, it comes from all South Africans who pay tax, not from a party. RDP houses, now called BNG houses, are also funded by taxpayers. The Department of Human Settlements budgets from the same fund. Every time you buy groceries or data, VAT goes to government. That tax builds houses, clinics and roads. It is your constitutional right, not a favour. Treasury reports only about 7.1 million people pay income tax. SASSA reports about 19 million permanent grants, rising to over 28 million with the SRD R370 grant. Few taxpayers carry many beneficiaries how unfair , That is why people are angry about potholes, water cuts and load-shedding despite high taxes .Still our government want to loot disguised as tenders 🙄 Your grant is protected by law. The SASSA Act and Constitution guarantee it. The Electoral Act makes it illegal to threaten voters that grants or houses will be taken away if they don't vote for a certain party. Your SASSA card stays valid after November 4 LGE, no matter who you vote for. Your vote is secret. #TheTruth #SARS #SASSA #RDP #TaxMoney #Netchain #Mzansi #LGE2026 #SouthAfrica
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