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CJStarz:That's inside the Nigerian Consulate yard - see even the walls of your consulate are peeling off next to that transformer. You want City of Joburg to paint your walls for una? Zoom into your gate also which is crying out for paint - entrance to a whole embassy 😂😂😂
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😂😂😂 watching from South Africa 🇿🇦👀Chai! See the wailing. The shoe is now on the other foot. Zimbabwe, Tanzania and all those others crying of xeno also have recent laws restricting foreigners engaging in small business, but they want a free for all in SA. Ghana that was complaining about Nigerian shops also hauled SA to the AU for same matter. Now the developers of Africa are starting to wail about Chinese shops 😂😂😂. Oh the irony and hypocrisy! |
Social media comments on the mayor's page...
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Johannesburg mayor, Dada Morero, said that the power to the Nigerian consulate has been disconnected due to non-payment. The building in Illovo has an outstanding municipal bill of 7 million rands ($438,000). Morero, accompanied by City Power and Joburg Water officials, turned off the taps and cut the power. The action follows a similar operation at a Shell petrol station in Rosebank. Mayor Morero emphasised that paying municipal bills applies to all residents and businesses in the metro. He added that similar operations will continue across the city to ensure compliance and prompt payments.
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Obilikom:You live in severely underdeveloped villages, I get it. I believe it was Trump who said "huts". Anyway, you're in desperate need for free skooling so here's your "white infrastructure"...
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Justice always prevails in the end, no matter how long it takes (even centuries). So Isra-hell and Argentina left the world bully isolated at the UN with it's a lone and pathetic objection? I would've thought Isra-hell wanted a map where it owned all of the Middle East and Argentina owned the Falklands/Malvinas 🫤🫤🫤 |
🙄🙄🙄 i see spam.bot threw dearest obilikom's comment into the trashcan where it belongs 🗑️🚮🚮🚮 |
IronGalaxy:The good and the bad. Obilikom and seppuku will only see the bad though. Have you seen how they're dumping Ghana for SA? |
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GZqQ6jLwuk8?si=jU5FU4kKW3FTVURh KAHLIS, US YOUTUBER: "South Africans are the Black Americans of Africa, and let me tell you why. I lived in South Africa three times as a Black American. I lived in Johannesburg and Cape Town. When you talk about South Africans, a lot of them set the tone for Africa. Guess where Tems moved before she blew up? She went to the University of Johannesburg. She didn't blow up in Nigeria. Not saying you can't, because I know she raps hard and they got a lot of love. But she went out of her country and blew up. Where she went to was South Africa. If you look at African hip hop, A.K.A. Ricky Rick, right? They're heavily inspired by Black American hip hop. Like they'll tell you, A.K.A. was pretty much the Drake of South Africa. Some of the biggest rappers in Africa are in South Africa. You'll see Nigeria. That's more like Afro Beat. The biggest indicators you can see is when The Polygamists (SA Netflix series) blew up. Bunch of Americans talking about it all over the timeline, right? And then who the first person they say? Oh, Tyler Perry should do this. As if Soapies haven't been on for years. South Africa been having Soapies with all that drama. That's not new. I've been looking at Kings of Jozi since 2020. Like all the shows, Blood and Water. The list goes on, and then you have Nigeria with bad sisters, blood sisters, and a lot of Nollywood, right? But even out of all of the film that's shot in Africa, South Africa is the one that's highlighted. They highlight the one that's in South Africa, just like all the music that's in America, but hip hop still ends up being the most popular. They always call South Africans like the uppity African, right? And they do that for reasons because they have a lot of privileges that we have here. Like they have a lot of privileges that we have in America, And so, rightfully so, some of them think they're better than others. We'll just say it like that, and not in a xenophobic way. They just know the privileges they have, right? Out of the continent, they're the hottest country, cause they're the Black Americans of Africa. And when I was there, I was having people in real life tell me, "Oh, you look Nigerian. Oh, you look South African. You look Zulu. You look Igbo, right? She was like, I could tell you, you're Bantu. I'm taller than the average South African. The average South African male is like five eight. So being there, they knew I wasn't from there. We talk about them being the black Americans of Africa, and we're talking about having Mandela, and then what we had, Dr. King, we had Malcolm X, even what they dealt with in apartheid, right? We fought against segregation here. They fought against white people directly taking over their land. Right? We were brought in ships here. Those people came to their land and took them over. The K word having a word that is representative and derogatory of the hatred towards black people in South Africa. K word. I won't say it, but y'all know what it is, or they'll tell you in the comments. Here we have the N word, and then we flipped it and started using it as a term of endearment to show love. And they do the same thing. They say every other word. My nigga, they even got a song. What do you call black man in that America? Right, but they can do that. South Africans are the Black Americans of Africa, and if you don't believe me, prove me wrong. Peace, Khalisate, coming for Africa.
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Reference:Wow! |
It's sad that some people reach old age without ever having experienced love or marriage and then get exploited like this 💔 But then again we don't know her backstory, maybe she just a naughty granny. |
IronGalaxy:IronGalaxy the Braveheart 🇿🇦🏆 - one man against skinny and tinubulated whack pack of wolves. I see their last defense is now s.ex and women - that's how you know they've lost the debate... resort to brainless topics coz infrastructure and IQ is zilch 🇳🇬💩💩💩 Keep lashing them for 8 more pages to come. Amandla! |
WizardOfNG:I had to check - the post you're referring to is on page 4. So you've been around that long and yet say you don't give a toss about us? Nigerian IQ levels 🗑️🚮🚮🚮 |
IronGalaxy:IronGalaxy🇿🇦 fighting the good fight while I was away. You're a true warrior - just see the devastation you've done to these Nigerian trolls. Telling them they wear Indian curtains was total destruction - that other one was close to tears 🤕🤕🤕😂. I would call an ambulance for them but that will take 7 days and 13 hours to arrive 🇳🇬🗑️ Where is our sangoma, MrBone2, to bless you Braveheart? You can rest now, job well done! 🇿🇦🏆🏆🏆 Let me quote him below...
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HacheNoire:Go ask March and March who effortlessly kicked you out of SA on June 30. |
HacheNoire:Hmmm, you own yourselves but half the country lives abroad, including the president, and the other half is also looking to japa? Seems our 1% stake in SA is far superior to your 100%. |
South African media personality Sol Phenduka had the internet in stitches after reacting to a viral clip of Nigerian President Bola Ahmed Tinubu's very grand departure from Abuja. The footage, branded with State House Digital and Aso Villa TV watermarks, showed officers saluting, a red carpet rolled out across the tarmac, and the presidential motorcade pulling up to a private jet — all for the beginning of a three-week annual leave. According to the on-screen text in the clip, Bola Ahmed Tinubu left the Nigerian capital on Sunday, 30 August 2026, bound for London, United Kingdom, as his first stop. The trip is described as a working vacation, and the Nigerian president is expected back in the country ahead of a busy campaign season leading into the January 2027 election. Phenduka's response to the footage was brief but said everything — two crying-laughing emojis posted alongside the clip on X. The ceremonial tone of the departure video clearly caught people off guard. For many viewers, the spectacle of an official red carpet farewell for what amounts to a personal holiday was too much to take seriously.
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Trump👎🏾 and Netanyahu👎🏾 attacked a country that was open to talks🇮🇷. Israel kills indiscriminately in the Middle East. They're the evil ones. Big European countries are only now waking up to what South Africa has been saying for decades about Isra-hell 🇿🇦🏆🏆🏆 No iron dome will protect Isra-hell from the global sanctions that will one day hit them. |
HacheNoire:Big European countries are having second thoughts about Isra-hell. The end is indeed nigh. 🇮🇱👎🏾🇺🇸 Anyway, big ups to Iran - 2026 Country of the Year 🇮🇷🏆🏆🏆😁 |
Wow, over 26,000 views! This was clearly a very popular thread despite the haters wailing and bouncing off the walls. 🏆🏆🏆 |
DStv has unveiled massive changes to its packages in South Africa following the Multichoice takeover by Canal+, with the first overhaul of streaming options revealed. According to leaked details from DStv’s webpages, the group will simplify its offerings by introducing new packages, including a separate Sports package. The new packages are expected to launch on 17 September. The packages are Starter, Select, Sports, Movies & Series, and Premium. Notably, these changes and new prices are for streaming packages only and do not reflect any changes to satellite decoders. The Starter package will cost 99 rands ($6) per month and offer 85 channels, including some sports, characterised as a “taster” for what DStv has to offer. Prices jump to R299 ($19) per month for Select, with 100 channels and additional sports content. A package many subscribers have been calling for is a separate Sports package, which will carry 115 channels and offer even more sports content, as well as some entertainment channels, for R399 ($25) a month. The Movies & Series package will start at R500 ($31) per month and will carry 115 channels with a stronger entertainment focus, including M-Net, kykNET, and M Movies+. The Premium is the only legacy DStv package that retains its name and will cost R799 ($49) per month for 130 TV channels. The package changes reflect a remarkable shift in strategy from DStv, which has been bleeding customers over the years as it increasingly tried to shift viewers to its Premium packages. A notable tactic was to keep top sports content—some of the most popular in South Africa—exclusive to the Premium package. Now, for the first time, customers will be able to cater to their specific tastes. Aside from offering more flexibility, the group appears to be trying to make the entry point cheaper, with the Starter package’s R99 price lower than DStv Access’s R150. Multichoice declined to comment on the leaks and told MyBroadband that any changes to its packages would be communicated to customers “in good time”. The group said that some customers may notice differences in how their current DStv package name appears on certain platforms as part of ongoing product testing. It added that “there is no change to customers’ current subscriptions or the content they receive.” nlfpmod dominique
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fergie001:They're both hoe.s 😂 |
callmeDDD:You don't ask for sources when they post threads mocking SA, but today you're a source checker. Chai! 😂😂😂 There's your credible sources, not fake social media posts: Time Out and Business Insider Africa. https://africa.businessinsider.com/local/lifestyle/2-african-cities-rank-among-the-worlds-20-best-nightlife-destinations-in-2026/h6rwr6s https://www.timeout.com/travel/best-cities-for-nightlife-2026 |
IronGalaxy:It will be up to Israeli puppets in West Africa to produce that evidence at the AU. Unfortunately for them they'll be submitting fake news videos that will be rejected. SA too should produce files of the extent of Nigerian government officials involvement in drugs and fraud in SA. Minister Ntshavheni has already alluded to that extent, I'm sure Gayton McKenzie knows stuff as well. Just in time for Nigerian elections. |
It's time for SA to release the Nigeria files. We don't take kindly to threats. 🇿🇦🏆 |
Two African cities have earned places among the world’s 20 best nightlife destinations in 2026, with Johannesburg and Accra recognised by Time Out for their vibrant after-dark scenes. Johannesburg ranked No. 7 globally, making it Africa’s highest-ranked city on the list, while Ghana’s capital Accra placed No. 18. The ranking was compiled from responses from more than 24,000 locals, combined with assessments from Time Out’s city editors, culture experts and nightlife specialists. Time Out assessed cities based on factors including the quality and affordability of nightlife, clubbing and cocktail-bar scenes, community, safety, excitement, diversity and how welcoming each destination is. Time Out praised the cities for their diverse nightlife scenes, strong local culture, affordability and wide range of bars, clubs, live-music venues and late-night experiences. Only the highest-scoring city from each country was included to ensure global representation. JOHANNESBURG LEADS AFRICA'S NIGHTLIFE RANKING Johannesburg’s No. 7 position places it ahead of established nightlife destinations including Amsterdam, Madrid and Seoul. Time Out highlighted the city’s ability to continually reinvent its nightlife, from its historic warehouse-party culture to contemporary venues built around house, techno, Afro-house, gqom, drum and bass and experimental sounds. The South African city also performed strongly on affordability and community. 66% of locals rated Johannesburg positively for affordability, while 80% said it was easy to find connection and community in the city. Clubbing, casual pubs and cocktail bars were identified by residents as the city's strongest after-dark offerings. ACCRA EARNS A PLACE AMONG THE GLOBAL TOP 20 Accra ranked 18th globally, with Time Out pointing to the Ghanaian capital’s established nightlife districts and growing mix of bars, clubs, live music venues and alternative entertainment spaces. Osu remains one of the city's main nightlife centres, while East Legon is emerging as another major destination, with new venues adding to Accra's increasingly upscale nightlife scene. The city also scored strongly for affordability and community. 62% of Accra residents rated going out as affordable, while 75% said it was easy to find community. Another 65% described the city as welcoming and friendly. Time Out noted that Accra's nightlife extends beyond mainstream Afrobeats, with electronic music, alté, R&B and other subcultures contributing to the city's after-dark identity. The two African cities were joined in the global top 20 by destinations including Bangkok, which took the No. 1 position, Berlin at No. 2 and Melbourne at No. 3. The rankings suggest that Africa's leading nightlife capitals are increasingly competing on more than clubs and late-night entertainment, with affordability, community, music diversity and distinctive local culture helping shape their appeal to residents and visitors. TOP 20 CITIES FOR NIGHTLIFE IN 2026 1. Bangkok 🇹🇭 2. Berlin 🇩🇪 3. New York City 🇺🇸 4. Melbourne 🇦🇺 5. São Paulo 🇧🇷 6. Medellín 🇨🇴 7. Johannesburg 🇿🇦 8. Brighton 🇬🇧 9. Beijing 🇨🇳 10. Amsterdam 🇳🇱 11. Porto 🇵🇹 12. Hong Kong 🇨🇳 13. Athens 🇬🇷 14. Madrid 🇪🇸 15. Hanoi 🇻🇳 16. Seoul 🇰🇷 17. Bengaluru 🇮🇳 18. Accra 🇬🇭 19. Singapore 🇸🇬 20. Mexico City 🇲🇽
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seppuku:What 2 different conversations, explain. |
JaceBlaze:Mashaba did a great job in Joburg, Maya is doing a great job in Pretoria. ActionSA is the party to vote for. 🇿🇦🏆🏆🏆 ANC, EFF, MKP-backed municipalities are collapsing and corrupt. Vote for evidence, not stale promises. |
JaceBlaze:😂😂😂 ANC and I have been divorced for a while now. Only Action will fix SA 😉 |
GenFunction:You mean these statues? Try other examples, this one is DOA.
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.Not a bad choice,Mashaba was on the right track during his first run.They were the first party to try and clean up Johannesburg.I take that's who you are going to vote for come November? Nna personally I haven't really decided 