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Fira09:Generator Republic's 🇳🇬💩 European based stars played against a team made entirely by Mamelodi Sundowns FC and struggled, leading to a heart attack pandemic. Our condolences - for the world cup qualifiers we'll field Chippa United instead from the second division 🙏🏽😢 |
nautybride:Whites eat wild animals too - they call it "game".
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Fira09:What happened to 7-0 predictions? Instead you guys were dropping like flies due to heart attacks. Next time we'll field Chippa United - Mamelodi Sundowns FC was too much for you🇿🇦🏆 |
Fira09:Same players that sent Generator Republic into heart attack mode? 🇿🇦🏆
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The news is according to South African outlet The Citizen which stated that the African champions already contacted Sundowns over the possibility of signing their star midfielder. A source told the publication that Mokoena’s AFCON performances are what caught Al Ahly’s attention, believing in his potential impact. The 27-year-old has played every single minute in South Africa’s road to the semi-finals of the AFCON, scoring an emphatic winner against Morocco in the round of 16. The source told The Citizen: “The Egyptians have been watching the Bafana Bafana games very closely, to monitor Percy Tau. “However, they love what they have seen from Mokoena. They have already spoken to one of the guys in the management (at Sundowns), so now it’s all about making things formal. “But listen, those guys at Al Ahly are really serious about him, I hope it all works out. I think it would be a good move for him because he has done everything that needs to be done at Sundowns as a player.” Since January 2022, Mokoena’s journey with Sundowns has seen him evolve into a formidable force, marking a significant transformation. As negotiations unfold, the fans await the next chapter in the promising career of this 27-year-old midfield talent.
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Mzansi (South Africa) needs more skilled foreigners! This is according to President Cyril Ramaphosa. In his weekly newsletter on Monday, 12 February, Ramaphosa emphasised the need for more people with the right skills to succeed in an ever-changing global economy. “This is so that our economy can be competitive, grow and create employment. As a country, we've invested much in producing these skills, from significantly expanding access to higher education, introducing digital programmes in TVET colleges and a shift to a new pay-for-performance approach to skills development. "However, it will take some time before we'll be able to produce enough skilled people to enable our country to grow rapidly,” Ramaphosa said. A review report published last year found that South Africa’s available labour supply “does not match demand from companies which are essentially looking to employ management-level personnel, professionals, engineers, technicians, science and maths educators, as well as IT experts”. The president pointed out that many of these high-level skills must be sourced internationally, at least in the short-term. Last week, the Department of Home Affairs published four public comment draft amendments to existing immigration regulations that will significantly boost efforts to attract workers with critical skills to Mzansi. The draft amendments deal with two visa categories: a remote working visa and the critical skills visa. “The introduction of a remote working visa responds to the rapidly evolving world of work, where increasing numbers of skilled workers, notably in the tech industry, are attracted by the lifestyle benefits of working from a remote location,” Ramaphosa said. He added that it also caters to so-called digital nomads, who are able to work virtually from any location in the world. A remote worker who wants to work in South Africa while employed by a foreign company will be able to receive such a visa. Ramaphosa said an efficient, agile, responsive visa regime was key to attracting business investment and boosting economic growth. “International experience shows that employees with critical skills contribute to improved productivity, enhanced innovation, and improving the competitiveness of the firms they work for,” he said. In October last year, the Department of Home Affairs released guidelines for corporate employers under a ‘Trusted Employer Scheme’, which will make the visa process easier for large investors and streamline application requirements. Furthermore, the introduction of a 'Trusted Employer Scheme' aims to simplify the visa process for large investors, making South Africa more appealing for industries like business process outsourcing and customer experience. Ramaphosa cited the country's growing attractiveness as an offshore customer experience delivery destination and the government's investment in supporting the sector's expansion. The president claimed that the guidelines send a clear signal to business that Mzansi is committed to attracting skills that meet the demands of a modern, inclusive and growing economy.
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AfonjaEkiti:Gutter pooping Generator Republican, SA won genocide case against Israel at the World Court. Today Israel's allies are asking it to tread more carefully because SA will be instituting more legal action against those aiding and abetting Israeli genocide in Gaza 🇿🇦🏆 Go wail in your usual gutter pooping spot 💩💩💩 |
immortalcrown:I think the government stockpiles the tusks for trade or they get destroyed to combat poaching 🤷🏽♂️ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bVYFCWFxVu4?si=0JxFl56jyFCnLNfX
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Zonefree:Lol, good one! 😂😂😂
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A Kruger National Park elephant was euthanised after it escaped into the village of Matsulu in Mpumalanga province at the weekend (South Africa). The Mpumalanga Tourism and Parks Agency (MTPA) said it was alerted to the animal's escape on Saturday morning. Several videos and pictures of the elephant storming the village were widely shared on social media. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BCG4rM3L2QI?si=k_XkVVX8binfJPW8 In a later video, a man can be seen using a chainsaw to cut up the elephant's body after authorities had put it down, with bystanders cheering him on. Matsulu is situated on the edge of the Kruger National Park, sandwiched between the Nsikazi and Crocodile rivers. MTPA spokesperson Simphiwe Shungube said a team from the Damage-Causing Animals (DCA) Unit was immediately dispatched when they got reports of the elephant being in Matsulu. "The DCA was reinforced by an aerial team of field rangers using a chopper from the Kruger National Park. "Due to the heavy presence of community members chasing after the elephant and throwing objects at it, it became difficult [for the] MTPA and Kruger National Park teams to manage the situation," Shungube said. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KBlvOrovTjw?si=-gxKELgLT1FzoiUb He said police were later roped in to conduct crowd control while rangers tried to control the elephant. "The elephant was already very aggressive, posing a future threat to the community. The elephant was pushed to an open field by the MTPA team and it was put down," Shungube said. The team retrieved ivory (tusks) from the animal's carcass and left its body for the community to consume. This was not the first time a wild animal was killed on the streets of Matsulu. In 2022, residents killed a leopard that had attacked and injured four people.
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🇿🇦🏆🏆🏆🏆 The real final was against Bafana Bafana. |
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Mercury12:See you in the world cup qualifiers, we'll be fielding Chippa United instead - Mamelodi Sundowns FC was too much for your Europe based stars. Heart attacks all over the place 🇿🇦🏆😂😂😂😂😂 |
A US Congress Bill tabled at the House of Representatives has called for a full review of relations between Washington and Pretoria, accusing South Africa of being in bed with Hamas, Beijing, Moscow, and Tehran. The Bill, which could spell trouble ahead for South Africa in various facets of business, aid, and geopolitics, has been proposed by Congressmen John James and Jared Moskowitz, who are from the Republican and Democratic Parties, respectively. The Bill calls on US President Joe Biden to make an unclassified determination within 30 days of the act being enacted, if Pretoria has engaged in activities that undermine US national security or foreign policy interests. This comes after deepening tensions between South Africa and the US, who have been at odds with one another regarding the Russia-Ukraine war and Israel’s bombardment of Gaza. The Bill also expressed discomfort with Pretoria increasingly cozying up with Russia, China, and Iran, the congressman alleged. The Bill slates Pretoria for apparently acting at odds with its publicly stated stance of non-alignment, accusing it of strengthening ties with Iran through Hamad, Russia, and China. It calls on Biden, the United States Agency for International Development, the Secretary of Defence, the United States Ambassador to South Africa, Reuben Brigety, and the heads of other departments and agencies that play a substantial role in United States relations with South Africa to conduct a comprehensive review of the bilateral relationship between Washington and Pretoria. It states that within 120 days or four months after the date of enactment of this Act, Biden "shall submit to the appropriate congressional committees a report that includes the findings of the review". Tensions between Pretoria and Washington have especially heightened since the International Court of Justice recently ruled in South Africa’s favour when it took Israel to the world court, ordering it to, among other measures, that Israel must take all measures to prevent the commission of all acts of Article 2 of the (Genocide) Convention." The court also ordered Israel to take immediate and effective measures to enable the provision of urgently needed basic services and humanitarian assistance in the Gaza Strip. The US is one of South Africa’s biggest trade partners, with the US government through its African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA) providing SA with duty-free access to the US market for over 1,800 products. A repeal of AGOA could lead to a higher cost of business for businesses who trade with the US, while also much needed aid in HIV/AIDS programmes - through the US President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR), could also come under jeopardy. The proposed bill, which is titled the US-South Africa Bilateral Relations Review Act, says that the actions of the governing African National Congress (ANC), were "inconsistent with its publicly stated policy of non-alignment in international affairs". "In contrast to its stated stance of non-alignment, the SA Government has a history of siding with malign actors, including Hamas, a US designated Foreign Terrorist Organization and a proxy of the Iranian regime, and continues to pursue closer ties with the People’s Republic of China and the Russian Federation," said the proposed Bill. The bill accused Pretoria of supporting Hamas since 1994 and of "taking a hardline stance of consistently accusing Israel of practising apartheid". They accused SA government and ANC leaders of "blaming Israel for provoking the attack" on October 7th and said they had made "a variety of antisemitic and anti-Israel-related statements". In the proposed Bill, ANC spokesperson, Mahlengi Bhengu-Motsiri, was accused of defending Hamas by saying the attacks were "unsurprising", while President Cyril Ramaphosa was slammed for accusing Israel of "genocide" and International Relations Minister Naledi Pandor was slated for taking a phone call with Hamas Leader Ismail Haniyeh just days after the attack. The Bill also said Pandor met with government leaders from Iran. "The South African Government has pursued increasingly close relations with the Russian Federation, which has been accused of perpetrating war crimes in Ukraine and indiscriminately undermining human rights. South Africa’s robust relationship with Russia spans the military and political space, including — allowing a United States-sanctioned Russian cargo ship, the Lady R, to dock and transfer arms at a South African naval base in December 2022," said the Bill. A probe conducted by Pretoria found that there was no evidence any arms had been loaded onto Lady R, despite the damaging claims made by US Ambassador to Pretoria, Brigety. The Bill also expressed discomfort with the ANC strengthening ties with the Chinese Communist Party and also that SA was home to six Chinese Confucius Institutes. "It is the sense of Congress that— it is in the national security interest of the United States to deter strategic political and security cooperation and information sharing with the People's Republic of China and the Russian Federation, particularly any form of cooperation that may aid or abet Russia’s illegal war of aggression in Ukraine or its international standing or influence. The ANC’s foreign policy actions have long ceased to reflect its stated stance of non-alignment, and now directly favour the PRC, the Russian Federation, and Hamas, a known proxy of Iran, and thereby undermine United States national security and foreign policy interests".
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Lol, whites threatening a black politician. If it was the other way round white worshipping Nigerians would have blasted the attackers🇳🇬👎🏾💩 But in this thread they're standing up for the white jewish attackers. Nigerians and white worship...
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tuzle:We'll be watching 👀👀👀🇿🇦 |
Christlike01:South Africa (Mamelodi Sundowns FC), most hated team by Generator Republic
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Kinzo0917:Its lies. Where are these messages the guy is talking about 🤷🏽♂️🤷🏽♂️🤷🏽♂️ They must provide screenshots. High commissioner said there would be violence. No violence. Now Nwabali threatened. No evidence.🇳🇬👎🏾👎🏾👎🏾👎🏾 |
Kinzo0917:Where are these messages the guy is talking about 🤷🏽♂️🤷🏽♂️🤷🏽♂️ They must provide screenshots. High commissioner said there would be violence. No violence. Now Nwabali threatened. No evidence.🇳🇬👎🏾👎🏾👎🏾👎🏾 |
Fira09:Yes I'm gay with 40,000MW of electricity 🇿🇦🏆🏆🏆 You're straight with just 1MW.🇳🇬👎🏾💩💩💩💩 Go review your straightness👎🏾👎🏾👎🏾 |
Kinzo0917:✌️😎 |
Fira09:I have state generated electricity for 20 hours of the day everyday🇿🇦🏆, sometimes no loadshedding at all. What do you have, Mr Generator Republican? Let's compare 🇳🇬👎🏾💩💩💩 Sharing 1MW between 250 million people. |
Vinnie2000:Stop overstating your role, it's so irritating - no wonder South Africans don't like you. The anti-apartheid movement was global and South Africans are the ones who were on the battleground to liberate themselves. |
Fira09:SA has 30,000 to 40,000MW of electricity 🇿🇦🏆 Generator Republic has just 1MW 🇳🇬👎🏾💩💩💩 Grid has collapsed 150 times in 11 years despite privatization 😂😂😂😂 |
Vinnie2000:Mandela as president was at the forefront of getting Nigeria banned. We've never been scared of you, even during apartheid no African country even tried to intervene militarily because we were a nuclear power. Why would we be scared of you? What is Generator Republic🇳🇬💩 to scare a nuclear power🇿🇦🏆? Sit down! |
Fira09:Use that trophy to buy fuel for your generators, Generator Republic 🇳🇬👎🏾💩💩💩 |
Fira09:What happened to your 7-0 predictions? 😂 Wasn't this supposed to be a walk in the park for you? See you in the world cup qualifiers - we'll be fielding Chippa United, Mamelodi Sundowns FC was too difficult for your Europe based stars 🇳🇬👎🏾😂 |
South Africa I hail thee🏆, you really put on the heat 🇿🇦🔥🔥🔥. This was indeed the real final of Afcon2024 for Nigerians.
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Vinnie2000:In the days of Abacha SA as hosts banned Nigeria from 1996 Afcon. What are you talking about?😂😂😂😂 |
Where's the proof? Where are the screenshots of the messages? Nigerians and lies, including that Idah Peterside who's just running his mouth without providing evidence. 🇳🇬👎🏾
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femicyrus:😂😂😂😂😂 |
tishbite43:What was the script supposed to say: "Come to SA and be rude & unruly"? |





