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Previous times it snowed in Johannesburg as recently as 2023/24
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KLEINBASS:Gauteng too👍🏾. I'm sho many people also worked at home like you today 😅 Seems it'll snow in the early morning hours in Gauteng 👀
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Napata77:Welcoming you and the YouTuber to the internet. Everyone know SA has shacks (informal settlements), just like Brazil has Favelas. What you're showing is just 8% of the population. 92% of people in SA live in proper housing. You've now been skooled. Goodbye.
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KLEINBASS:Where u based? I'm in Jhb, it's freezing. This morning the drizzle was actually burning my face at some point coz the raindrops felt like ice chips piercing my face, coz of the wind. It's definitely gonna be snowing tonight in Jhb. |
More pictures from SA and Lesotho
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South Africa's Gauteng province, home to Johannesburg and Pretoria, is once again being teased about possible snowfall, with reports that the province could be covered in white late on Monday or Tuesday, as anticipation and excitement grow amid the freezing weather conditions. The last time it snowed in Johannesburg, Gauteng, was on 10 July 2023, when the South African Weather Service (Saws) confirmed that various parts of the province were covered in snow, creating a winter wonderland. While many hope that the province would be lucky, with Johannesburg or the Gauteng province seeing any snow, according to Gauteng Weather, that may just be a possibility. Meanwhile, the Eastern Cape province and several other parts of South Africa experienced snowfall on Monday, with the wintry conditions expected to persist into Tuesday. Scenic EC town streets covered in snow
South Africa’s weather forecaster warned that heavy snowfall is likely in parts of the Eastern Cape and KwaZulu-Natal provinces, while freezing temperatures, icy roads and hazardous travel conditions are expected to continue in affected areas.
The snowfall is expected to cause localised traffic disruptions, isolated losses of livestock and crops, and interruptions to essential services.
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IronGalaxy:And finding out whites are celebrating the snow shut him up - hasn't returned since. Probably apologising to them through prayer coz he idolizes them so much😂 But he's just pained, thats all. Like this one above me, stan4b, is happy when bad SA news makes it to frontpage. Fact that he's pained by this thread means he considers this good news - hence calling for it to be banned. |
zoedew:E pain am... Tell that to SA oyinbo who seem very excited over those "thin sheets of glass". The joke's on you ![]()
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M76e2GXV5Vc?si=ziePB4BUf7KiMFpE Widespread snowfall is expected across all 9 provinces of South Africa and Lesotho from Sunday to Tuesday (9-11 August 2026). Some parts of the country, especially in the highlands and Lesotho, have already been experiencing snow for some days now.
The SA Weather Service has issued early impact warnings for disruptive weather, with hotspots likely to experience 25-40cm of snow. This is the first time in many years that most of South Africa will experience snowfall, including Johannesburg.
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IronGalaxy:Ouch 🤕🤕🤕😂😂😂 |
ArcSEMPECJ:While I'm lazy and a thief, you can't read or comprehend facts. I gave you a long history and attachments of why South Africans loot. Not my fault if the Nigerian education system failed you 🗑️🚮🚮🚮 |
epainos:Invoice us that audio $20B, like all your other audio projects in Nigeria. |
SultanYoung:You should've thought of your 30 year investments when you were not hiring South Africans and calling them lazy (preferring cheap foreign labour), yet you call yourself an investor. |
God1000:Facts matter. Let me skooled you a bit so you don't keep bringing Mandela's grave into this...
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God1000:Was it Mandela or "Nigerians who liberated South Africans"? You guys should decide and let us know. Anyway, your comment lacks historical context. Looting "enemy" property was embedded in the struggle against apartheid when the country was being "rendered ungovernable" against white businesses. Even Mandela knew this. Same modus operandi today against foreign businesses. Anyway, before you judge o👇🏾🇳🇬
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Democrats achilles heel is the support for Israel👎🏾👎🏾👎🏾. Other than that, it's sad hearing this news about Biden. |
helinues:This is a bad day indeed - helinues on frontpage |
Former March and March leader Ngizwe Mchunu claims the movement is being funded by a local political party and an international funder – allegations that March and March leader Jacinta Ngobese-Zuma has challenged him to substantiate. In an exclusive interview with IOL, Mchunu said he believed the days of March and March were numbered and said his change in stance followed a meeting with President Cyril Ramaphosa. “March and March is funded by a local political party too and, what I can say is, they have two accounts. I will say all in time. For now, I have to fix the country. This government has collapsed, the economy is suffering, and I had to meet the president halfway. We are working together to fix things,” Mchunu told IOL. Responding to the claims of external funding, Ngobese-Zuma challenged Mchunu to provide evidence. “We all know he is just an ANC project. He must stop saying he has proof and just show everyone the proof. It’s very simple. Instead of fighting with us, he should be clearing his name over claims that he was bribed, if it’s not true,” Ngobese-Zuma told IOL. Another person who described themselves as being close to March and March also made claims about Mchunu’s departure from the movement. “We know there was a figure of R10 million ($625k) paid. We have witnesses and proof. This was a clear tactic to divide March and March, and they succeeded. They played the movement with one thing that most people can’t refuse: money. A lot of it,” the person alleged. The individual also claimed they had previously warned Ngobese-Zuma about Mchunu and raised concerns about another member of the movement. These claims have not been independently verified by IOL. Asked about the allegations, Mchunu denied receiving any funding and dismissed suggestions that he had been paid, saying he lived a simple life. Questioned about his source of income and his security entourage, he defended his lifestyle, saying he had three wives who owned their own businesses and contributed to his upkeep. “I also have some people who are like brothers to me who have security businesses, and they protect me because they want me to be safe,” he added. Mchunu also criticised Ngobese-Zuma, describing her as “stupid, inferior and politically inexperienced”. “I’ve played Shaka Zulu, travelled all over the world, and even lived in France for six months. I’m a born leader. I tried to teach them. I told them not to march with political colours. It was a mistake to have ActionSA (political party) leaders marching with us. We should not be promoting any political party, but they did not want to listen. Now you see what is happening. March and March is finished. After the local elections (in November), they will be dead. Nobody will listen to them,” he said. The fallout between the two prominent figures has been felt among supporters of the movement. The weekly protests and public presence appear to have lost momentum, with fewer participants and divisions emerging among supporters. For Mchunu, however, his political ambitions remain alive. Between bites of his lamb curry, he sought to portray a calmer image. Gone was the Zulu regalia and the angry rebel persona associated with some of his public appearances. Instead, he wore jeans and a jumper. Calm, charming and smiling, he confidently declared: “I’m going to be the next president!” And he appeared convinced. nlfpmod
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We used to like Ghanaians in South Africa, now we DISLIKE them. |
Bernadette9:Questionable billionaires? South Africa gained freedom in 1994 and yet has more black dollar millionaires and middle class than Nigeria You have 5 billionaires and 250 million poor people 🇳🇬😂😂😂😂😂 |
LordBiden:Thanks for admitting you sell drugs. We'll include it in the AU/UN agenda. Unapologetic criminals. |
Samantha125:Botswana too. |
Ibrahim1985:There are registered 30k Nigerians in SA, only 2k went back home. But we know there are 500K to 1 MILLION! How dare Abuja have loud mouth for just 3 flights?
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Goke7:My thoughs exactly. I created a thread where I got emotional when Malawians got onto buses in Durban. I knew it was all the good guys. The criminals will never voluntarily hand themselves in for repatriation. Only 2000 Nigerians were repatriated BTW, out of a possible 500,000.
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JobAndVacancies:Argue with Google. SA blacks are your big brother 🇿🇦🏆🏆🏆 |
osuofia2:South Africans are the most successful blacks in the world after US. Everything else is fake news! 🇿🇦🏆🏆🏆🏆
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More than 160,000 foreign nationals left South Africa over June and July following widespread anti-immigrant unrest, according to an AFP tally based on figures from the repatriating governments. South Africa has seen weeks of nationwide protests against undocumented foreigners. As anti-migrant groups pressed their demand for immigrants to leave by June 30, citizens of other African countries flocked to consulates and community halls seeking transport home. The largest numbers to leave were from Zimbabwe and Malawi but hundreds more were from countries including Ghana, Kenya, Lesotho, Mozambique, Nigeria and Uganda. Releasing updated figures on Tuesday, Zimbabwe's cabinet said 108,366 of its people had come home as of July 18, a majority of them self-repatriating. Malawi announced on Monday that more than 46,890 citizens had returned since early June, with the government providing 699 buses for the long journey home. Nearly 2,000 Mozambicans also returned, according to South African government figures. Some crossed the border with help from their government after two Mozambican nationals were killed at the end of May in the southern town of Mossel Bay. Authorities also confirmed the deaths of an Ethiopian and a Malawian in "anti-foreigner sentiment." Nigeria has repatriated around 1,490 nationals, while Ghana has flown home at least 926, according to government figures. South Africa has long been a destination for documented and undocumented African workers searching for work. Zimbabwe - 108,366 Malawi - 46, 890 Mozambique - 2,000 Nigeria - 1,490 Ghana - 926
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TheMensch:Imagine just less than 1,000 Nigerians volunteerily left SA - out of a possible 500,000. And you're complaining about 5 South Africans on Nairaland? 😂😂😂😂😂 AU gave you and Ghana the middle finger. What exactly are you complaining about - you want to japa and commit crimes freely? You and Ghana. |
delzbaba:Ghana and Nigeria have been on a misinformation campaign against SA. All South Africans want is legal migration. The country has alarming high crime rates due to undocumented people. Videos you see online are from years ago. These current protests are peaceful. |
VIDEO: https://vt.tiktok.com/ZS4yPUtf8/ South Africa's Billionaire President, Cyril Ramaphosa, was recently asked by a kid if he's rich and lives in a big house. "Where do you live? Is it a big house?" The innocent white Grade 2 learner, sister and mother, were in awe of the president. Ramaphosa awkwardly answered - "I live in Johannesburg. It's an ok house". Ramaphosa is one of the richest people in SA and has shares in MTN. His brother-in-law is CAF president Patrice Motsepe, also a mining billionaire. nlfpmod
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Ghaliz:Biggest black middle class in Africa 🇿🇦🏆🏆🏆 while others japa
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