JUST IN: THREE LIMPOPO POLICE OFFICERS ARRESTED OVER ALLEGED CORRUPTION By Mr Lee Mbyana ya Mahungu Alex Reporter Three Limpopo police officers have reportedly been arrested in Polokwane this morning in connection with an alleged corruption case. The officers are attached to police stations in the Sekhukhune District and were already under investigation before their arrest. The specific charges and details surrounding the alleged corruption have not yet been released. The case remains under investigation, and further details are expected as the investigation progresses. #NewsUpdate #newsfeed #newstoday

Pekanneutkonferensie word op Orania gehou! Vanjaar sal die tweede jaar wees wat die A-Z Pekanneutkonferensie op Orania gehou word. Met só baie boere in die omgewing, en 'n geskikte klimaat vir pekanneutboorde, is dit geen wonder dat hierdie inisiatief begin is nie. Tydens die konferensie in 2024 het boere uit die omgewing en van elders hulle ondervindings kom deel. Bedryfskenners en gassprekers het hul kennis oorgedra aan bywoners wie die geleentheid gehad het om praktiese vrae te vra en te netwerk met ander boere. Oraniërs - en Afrikaners oor die algemeen - is natuurliefhebbers. Om te bewoon, bewerk en te bewaar is deel van ons roeping, en om te boer het deel van ons kulturele DNS geword. Die pekanneutkonferensie van 2024 was 'n samekoms van boere wat op 'n volhoubare en effektiewe manier wil ontwikkel. Hier was nie net toesprake gelewer en raad uitgedeel nie, maar ook saam gekuier en nuwe bande is gesmee. Op 8 en 9 April 2025 word die tweede A-Z Pekanneutkonferensie hier in Orania aangebied en beloof om met selfs meer inhoud gevul te wees. Vir enige iemand wat nuuskierig is oor die pekanneutbedryf, raad nodig het vir hul eie bome, of wat oorweeg om binne kort met hul projek te begin, is hierdie 'n ideale geleentheid om professionele raad te ontvang. Alle inligting vir dié geleentheid is beskikbaar by https://azpekan.co.za/ #Orania #Netchainorania

Orania Is Not Just A “White Only” Town In South Africa. It’s A Afrikaans Only Town. This Means That. If A White Person Who Happens To Be English Speaking Tried To Move There. They Themselves Would Not Qualify Because Orania Is Meant To Preserve Afrikaans Culture. Not All White People Are The Same. It’s Not One Culture. The Problem With South African Media & “Woke” Blacks Is That They Racialize Everything. Orania Is Not Just Anti Black. It’s Anti Everyone That Is Not An Afrikaaner. This Style Of Cultural Grouping Is The Reason Why There Is No Crime In Orania. No Loadshedding. Christianity Is The Only Religion In Orania. So Everybody There Shares The Same Values. Speaks The Same Language. Shares The Same Heritage. I’ve Always Said That Our Problem In South Africa Is That We Have Too Many Tribes. Too Many Cultures. Too Many Beliefs. We Don’t Share The Same Values. Add On To That We Have Illegal Migrants Who Come From Places We Don’t Know With Values We Don’t Share. Obviously The Country Will Be A Disaster. People Must Have Things In Common. Things Beyond Race #Orania #netchain #Netchainorania #Ora #SouthAfrica #Mzansi

"South Africa is friends with our enemies" says Kennedy further referring to South Africa as a "Unique problem " 🇿🇦should South Africa fall in line and let the US dictate its foreign policy and choose our friends or is our sovereignty worth the economic exclusion? #Geopolitics #USA #SouthAfrica #Politics #AGOA #netchain

The dispute between embattled top cop Lieutenant General Shadrack Sibiya and the father of the 16-year-old girl Sibiya is accused of sexually grooming, allegedly started because Sibiya owed him R300,000 for a GWM bakkie, the Randburg Magistrates Court heard. Read on https://tinyurl.com/479ww88t #news #DebtDispute #BakkieFallout #FinancialFeud #ShadrackSibiya See less

🇿🇦🏆 FROM A DURBAN BUS DRIVER’S DAUGHTER TO THE NOBEL PEACE PRIZE! SOUTH AFRICA’S NAVI PILLAY MAKES HISTORY! 🌍👏 What an extraordinary day for South Africa! 🇿🇦❤️ At the age of 85, Durban-born Judge Navanethem “Navi” Pillay has been awarded the 2026 Nobel Peace Prize, becoming the FIRST South African woman and the FIFTH South African to receive this remarkable international honour! 🏆 But the story behind this achievement is even more inspiring. Born in Clairwood, Durban, in 1941, Navi was the daughter of a bus driver. Her family could not afford university fees, but her school principal recognised her potential and members of her community helped raise the money to give her an education. ❤️ Just imagine that! A community coming together to help one young girl follow her dream, never knowing that she would one day become one of the world's most respected champions of human rights. In 1967, Navi became the first woman to establish her own law practice in Natal. She defended anti-apartheid activists, fought for the rights of political prisoners and ultimately became a judge on some of the world's most important international courts. ⚖️ Her work on the Rwandan genocide helped establish that rape and sexual violence could constitute acts of genocide. She went on to serve as the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights and continues her involvement in international justice today. 🌍 The Norwegian Nobel Committee recognised her lifelong commitment to promoting peace and international law. Today she joins fellow South African Nobel Peace Prize laureates Albert Luthuli, Desmond Tutu, Nelson Mandela and FW de Klerk. And perhaps the most beautiful part of this story is remembering where it all began. A school principal saw potential. A community believed in a young girl. And that girl went on to help change international law. Judge Navi Pillay, South Africa celebrates you! 🇿🇦🏆❤️ #GoodNewsSouthAfrica 📸 Photo Institute for African Women in Law Nobel Prize | University of KwaZulu-Natal | Equality Now | The Presidency of the Republic of South Africa United Nations Human Rights

Minister of Trade, Industry and Competition Parks Tau says the National Opt-Out Registry must be in place by 15 April 2027, and companies that keep making unwanted marketing calls could be fined up to R1 million or 10% of annual turnover. Read on https://tinyurl.com/3bf9jueb #SpamCalls #OptOutRegistry #ConsumerProtection

An Afrikaner man who is part of the 49 people who went over to the US as 'refugees' has spoken out about how devastating it was to leave behind his five bedroom home and other possessions while fleeing from racial persecution in South Africa. #news #politics #Afrikaners #Refugee #US #DonaldTrump #racism #race #apartheid Read on https://tinyurl.com/3vya96d9

The photo shows a young African girl behind a bamboo fence. On the other side, European visitors look at her. Some throw bananas and coins. Some laugh. It was 1958. The place was the Brussels World's Fair, known as Expo 58. The event was meant to show off human progress after World War II. One exhibit showed something else. Belgium brought 598 Congolese people to Brussels—273 men, 128 women, and 197 children. They were housed in a replica "Congolese village" surrounded by bamboo fences. They were told to perform traditional crafts while visitors watched. The crowd threw bananas and peanuts. Some imitated monkey sounds. This was not a historical accident. It was a continuation. Belgium had staged human zoos before, most notably in 1897 at Tervuren, where 267 Congolese people were displayed. At least seven died from pneumonia and influenza during that exhibition. The 1958 exhibit was the last of its kind. Congo gained independence in 1960. The human zoo became a thing of the past—but only after one final, public display of people as exhibits.

The father of the 16-year-old at the centre of suspended deputy national police commissioner Lieutenant-General Shadrack Sibiya’s case claims he has a secret file containing information on Sibiya, businessman Vusimuzi “Cat” Matlala, politicians and senior officials, and people who disappeared, which should to be handed to authorities if he dies. Read on https://tinyurl.com/bds4jmyk #ShadrackSibiya #MadlangaCommission #CatMatlala

Born and bred in a deep,sandy,poor rural village called SADU aka Kristenspruit, (Naga borekwa) situated in the North part of Limpopo, surrounded by mountains Raised by a widowed Mother ❤️ at the age of 31 with 5 children/boys. I love my Mother 🫶🏽💯 Education was not a fashionable thing then.i witnessed my peers dropping out of school as early as grade 1,2 n 3. Some due to extreme poor family background😭😭. Yes, some family couldn't afford school uniform and kids were coming to school barefoot. We survived mostly by hunting animals in the mountains, i even lost my toe nail chasing baboons. We obviously had hilarious characters like mmata Matome aka Maponya,and many🤣🤣. I will share mmata Malombo n TB story some other time and after school boys fights which I lost few. Few decades later, we have changed the narrative and we can do better and more. I love Sadu Sadu shaped my character Sadu taught me Ubuntu Sadu my village Sadu our village #Share a good story about Sadu and tag me. #Godisfaithful #itspossible #itsdoable #ItsAchievable

Court hears Sibiya’s bodyguard was allegedly paid R10,000 a day At Shadrack Sibiya’s bail hearing in the Randburg Magistrates’ Court, an investigating officer told the court that a man known as Mr M was allegedly paid R10,000 a day to work as Sibiya’s private security guard, bodyguard and weekend driver. Mr M is the father of the 16-year-old girl Sibiya is accused of sexually grooming. The state also alleges he previously acted as Sibiya’s protector and drove several girls to a hotel in Sibiya’s bakkie, then left them there. Sibiya’s lawyer, Amanda Nel, denied the claims. The defence says Sibiya never employed Mr M, already had official protectors, and did not pay them himself, so he had no reason to use Mr M’s services. Sibiya is the suspended deputy national police commissioner. The claims were made during his ongoing bail application #Netchain #mzansi #netchain #SAPS #Enca