
#OnceAlways and #Blues family member. Malambayedle!!
Cape Town, South Africa๐ฟ๐ฆ
Joined November 2013
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The Venter family definitely won ward 7 , husband and wife were contesting against each other ๐๐
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Somewhere in Cape Town #LoveAndViolence
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Mitchells Plain, Cape Town:
Cape Town Audits, a popular Cape Town-based digital creator and community safety platform, visited Town Centre to investigate allegations that foreign nationals are using drug addicts as runners to sell drugs openly in broad daylight.
In the video below, two men posing as drug users can be seen approaching foreign nationals who are allegedly involved in the drug trade. One of the men signals the two supposed buyers to approach him, takes their money and tells them to wait for his runner to deliver the drugs.
Despite the visible police presence, some community members allege that the South African Police Service (SAPS) is aware of the suspected drug dealers but is unwilling to take action against them.
There are also allegations that Town Centre has become a haven for undocumented foreign nationals who are allegedly involved in buying and selling stolen goods sourced from drug addicts.
Residents of Mitchells Plain further claim that, despite the deployment of the SANDF to help SAPS fight crime in Cape Town, they have yet to see these forces, together with Home Affairs, conduct raids on the buildings to search for illegal drugs and firearms.
๐จCape Town:
Members of Operation Dudula found themselves outnumbered and surrounded by a large group of "illegal" foreign business owners in the Town Centre of Mitchell's Plain, Cape Town. This central business area, developed in the 1970s, was traditionally operated entirely by local residents for many decades. Once considered one of the safest shopping centers in the Cape Flats, it supported the communities of Khayelitsha, Mitchell's Plain, Philippi, and other nearby townships. However, it is reported that today, local business owners make up less than 10% of the area. The environment has deteriorated, with drugs being openly sold. Members of Operation Dudula visited the area but were quickly surrounded and pushed out by a large group of "illegal" foreigners who claimed the area belonged to them.
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STORY DEVELOPING:
An undisclosed amount of cash, that was stolen from a motor vehicle in Paarden Eiland on Monday has been discovered.
A businessman from the Maitland area reported that he was transporting cash to the bank and made a stop at Section Street, Paarden Eiland. That is when he suspects his vehicle was jammed. When he came back, the motor vehicle was unlocked and a cash amount of R449 000 was missing.
BREAKTHROUGH BY: Members of the Anti-Economic Crime Task Team in collaboration with the Counterfeit and #IllicitGoods Policing Team recovered
The #AntiEconomicCrime Task Team received information that suspects were splitting the money at an address on Mockingbird Street Watergate.
A suspect was at the adrress were money was split was arrested for possession of stolen property and will appear before the Mitchells Plain Magistrateโs Court once charged.
@eNCA
PIC CREDIT: SAPS:
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Highbury FC has confirmed the departure of its Head Coach, Vusumuzi Vilakazi.
"The club would like to place on record its appreciation for the coach's contribution, commitment and efforts during his time at Highbury FC."
Highbury FC currently 8th on the log.
#UNPLAYABLE
#CountryDuty
Just in:
@helenzille attorneys have responded to @Julius_S_Malema letter of demand.
Showdown definitely looming!
โThe answer to all of your clients demands is: No. See you in court.โ
#EzopolotikinoMthetho
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Just to help those that want to spew fear and misinformation.
These are the parties that turned the fate of @CityTshwane around after 8 years of DAโs failure and mismanagement.
Facts matter.
The Tshwane coalition worked! The political parties had their differences. They disagreed, fought and endured their fair share of political tensions. Yet, when it came to governing, they found ways to rise above their differences and put the people of Tshwane first.
I had hoped Tlangi from the ANC would emerge from these elections. In my view, she delivered exceptionally well. I believe that with more equitable budget allocations, she could have achieved considerably more for her portfolio . IGR has never been this strong in Tshwane and itโs all because of her and the ANC caucus. My hope is that the ongoing coalition negotiations will preserve the existing arrangement and allow these parties to build on the foundations they have laid.
Political parties do not have to like one another, nor do they have to agree on everything or abandon their ideological differences to govern together. They just need to remember why they were elected to serve. And this coalition did exactly that!
































