A door opening on a moving vehicle this close to you is Code RED the Action phase that should already trigger your fight or flight. It took exactly 2 seconds for the attacker to exit the vehicle, in which your decision should have been made. Homeboy was caught flat-footed

In South Africa, when commuting, you live in Code Orange. (Cooper’s Color Code of Awareness). Code Yellow: Relaxed awareness. You’re calm, but paying attention to your environment is for normies. Code Orange: Specific alert. You’ve noticed a potential threat. Everything in

🚨WATCH: A hijacking this morning in Durban, KwaZulu-Natal. Stay off your phones in transitional spaces in this country, especially when you're entering and exiting your car. At a parked car, your radar should be spinning 360.

REAL PATRIOTISM IS NOT BLIND LOYALTY AGAINST A CORRUPT ELITE. The accusation of being treasonous for seeking justice abroad is akin to a criminal asking not to be reported to the police. It is not unpatriotic for South Africans to seek justice from outside authorities when

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Sometimes you just gotta say it like it is. you know?

SASSA is introducing biometrics for social grant beneficiaries. Entrepreneurs in SA be like:

Welcome to South Africa! .Where we find cows in @CityTshwane sewer systems. Legend has it that a once-thriving city went down those same drains.

RT @Recon1_ZA: The whole MTN thing reminds me of the Hitachi scandal. And the ANC mustn't lecture anyone on TREASON. When corruption is so….

So the next time the ANC talks about “service delivery” or “building infrastructure,” remember Medupi, Kusile, and a $19 million fine… not paid here, but in America. Because in South Africa, the truth wasn’t prosecuted. It was buried. Enjoy your high electricity prices, with

But here’s the kicker: South Africa never seriously investigated. Instead, it was the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission that stepped in. They nailed Hitachi under anti-corruption laws, fined them $19 million, and exposed the truth: profits from Eskom’s contracts were

As Hitachi delivered (or at least attempted to deliver) on these contracts, Chancellor House reaped dividends and profit payouts. The ANC didn’t have to do a thing. The money rolled in automatically through its ownership stake. The U.S. SEC later found that Hitachi knowingly.

Hitachi Power Africa was bidding for massive contracts at Medupi and Kusile power stations, worth tens of billions of rands. To strengthen its bid, it brought in a local partner: Chancellor House Holdings. Chancellor House wasn’t just any investor. It was a funding vehicle for

The whole MTN thing reminds me of the Hitachi scandal. And the ANC mustn't lecture anyone on TREASON. When corruption is so blatant that it gets prosecuted in another country, you know the rot runs deep. Some of you might remember Hitachi Power Africa. The ANC didn’t just loot

The @Our_DA is not just a partner in the GNU, but the liferaft for methodologies fleeing the sinking @MYANC ship. What makes this more concerning is how the DA has long claimed to oppose certain policies and principles, yet many of these same ideas have quietly sailed through

South Africa is playing with fire as the National Treasury and the heads of its top banks discussed the risk that the country may be cut off from SWIFT, the international payments system, if US lawmakers impose sanctions. Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana met with bank.

For those in Cape Town who have expressed interest in someone providing a clear, guided path from first interest to confident, responsible ownership with mentorship that ensures you gain not just a license, but the knowledge, skill, and mindset to confidently enter the world of

🚨BREAKING: Jonas Pushes Back Amid Allegations of “Dirty Tricks”: as MTN Comes Under Scrutiny. In response, Jonas condemned the accusations as tantamount to TREASON. Mcebisi Jonas, the chairman of MTN Group and President Ramaphosa’s special envoy to the United States, has accused

Reserve Bank Governor warns South Africa is heading for serious financial trouble