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In development minded countries, investment in public infrastructure is not determined on corporate finance principles, but on their utility to the country development. This is the reason they don't take years trying to fiddle with NPV or IRR before starting with construction.
You failed to complete a lousy mission. 😂
@Julius_S_Malema
Infiltration is one of many ways to investigate treasonous acts.
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Andrea Johnson and Fadiel Adams are livid where ever they are.
SAPS CONGRATULATES 31-YEAR-OLD BRIGADIER DINEO MOKWELE ON HER RECOGNITION AT TONIGHT'S WHISTLEBLOWERS AWARDS
The National Commissioner of the South African Police Service (SAPS), General Fannie Masemola, congratulates 31-year-old Brigadier Dineo Mokwele who will receive the Integrity Under Fire Special Award at this evening’s 2026 Whistleblower Awards.
Appointed to the rank of Brigadier in 2024, Brigadier Mokwele's recognition highlights her exceptional courage, humility and steadfast integrity in the face of extraordinary institutional adversity, as well as her enduring commitment to truth, justice and ethical public service.
The award further acknowledges her pursuit of excellence and determination to overcome seemingly insurmountable obstacles.
General Masemola says Brigadier Mokwele's recognition is a testament to her resilience, professionalism and commitment to serving the organisation despite the challenges she has faced in recent months.
“Brigadier Mokwele's recognition at the Whistleblower Awards is commendable. Her resilience and steadfast commitment to professionalism in the face of adversity demonstrate the importance of integrity, ethical conduct and accountability in public service. We applaud her courage and congratulate her on this well-deserved recognition,” says General Masemola.
Brigadier Mokwele holds a Master of Business Administration (MBA), a Bachelor of Technology in Industrial Engineering and a National Diploma in Mechatronics Engineering. Her professional development includes leadership training, project management and international training in Intensive Service Design at Laurea University of Applied Sciences in Finland.
She was appointed Section Head: Technical Support Services within the SAPS Crime Intelligence Division in 2024, where she led technical teams and managed workshops, infrastructure and processes supporting intelligence collection and operational delivery. She is currently serving as Acting Section Head: Crime Systems Infrastructure Management within the Technology Management Services division, where she oversees technology projects and coordinates stakeholders to strengthen the reliability, integration and modernisation of crime systems.
Drawing on her experience in both the private sector, including BMW South Africa, and the SAPS, Brigadier Mokwele brings engineering expertise, project management capabilities and systems thinking to improving operational efficiency and service delivery.
Her professional journey has unfolded amid significant institutional challenges, including her arrest alongside other senior police officers and questions surrounding her appointment. Throughout these challenges, she has maintained a professional and disciplined approach to her responsibilities.
The SAPS reaffirms its commitment to integrity, accountability and continuous improvement, while fostering an inclusive environment that recognises the potential of young professionals, nurtures emerging talent and creates opportunities for the next generation of leaders to contribute meaningfully to the organisation’s growth and transformation.
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Please don't conflate issues: Mbeki and Zuma didn't object to the Inquiry, they objected to Khampepe because she was conflicted.
And additionally: she is obviously conflicted because she was involved in the same prosecution/non-prosecution process being scrutinised. The question is: why was she so determined to stay on when even the president who appointed her withdrew his support claiming he didn't know about those roles?
I don't agree. Mbeki and Zuma's objections were about the purpose of the inquiry, not the judge herself, the judge was simply used as a scapegoat to conceal information that had been revealed by the inquiry. Judge Moseneke would have faced same rejection.
Please don't conflate issues: Mbeki and Zuma didn't object to the Inquiry, they objected to Khampepe because she was conflicted.
And additionally: she is obviously conflicted because she was involved in the same prosecution/non-prosecution process being scrutinised. The question is: why was she so determined to stay on when even the president who appointed her withdrew his support claiming he didn't know about those roles?
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Anglo American bought Zambia's main brewery in 1994, six years before they bought any mines. A good example of how Anglo was only loosely speaking a mining company in the 1990s.
ALT Page of type-written text. Text reads: "2. AGENDA Privatization of Zambia Breweries Transfer of contract of employees. PREAMBLE: The meeting was called by the Anglo American Corporation to brief the ZCTU on the situation regarding Privatization of the Lusaka Division and the need to transfer employees and their contracts to the new owner - Anglo American Corporation and Indol of South African Breweries."
They would do the same even if it was Justice Moseneke. They don't want issues there discussed.
Just clarification. Former Presidents Mbeki & Zuma were not against the #KhampepeCommission but Retired Judge Khampepe as its Chairperson due to what they claimed was possible bias.
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Eugene De Kock is telling us that FW De Klerk should’ve been charged with the murder of 5 teenagers in Umtata. Another 1 who should be charged is Roelf Meyer, the friend of your President.
Hehehe
[WATCH] Bronkhorstspruit crisis | Deputy President Paul Mashatile says the government does not know where private water tankers supplying Tshwane residents source their supply. #Newzroom405
Have to appreciate the tenacity of Julius. He has built a fortress.
🔒Declassified: SSA planted insiders in EFF to spy on and win members back to the ANC news24.com/investigations/de… via @news24
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A thought or two on the DA's internal polling, as reported in News24. There is a lot to be taken away from that, but one figure above all others stands out: 51% in CT. That will be of deep, deep concern to the DA, 20 years of progress hovering on a 1% knife edge. It is difficult to explain too: metro performances for the DA usually follow a uniform trend. It is highly unusual for the DA to be up in almost every metro, but down in CT, and significantly down at that. The results suggest no one cause. Rather, the "death by a thousand cuts" syndrome that has plagued the party for years now. A hundred small parties all taking a bite. That is incredibly difficult to counter, so many battle fronts. The DA's national squeeze message is "Stop the Chaos". Although there are variants of it (I particularly like the ETH message: You could wake up to an MK government or a DA government, the choice is yours). I am not sure if the party has a tailored squeeze message in CT, the national one doesn't seem to make sense to run there, as there is no coalition. It needs a very powerful one though. 51% is a crisis. That 20 years of progress vs 1% knife edge seems pretty powerful, really does bring home the "every vote counts" message. There are upsides to close calls in politics, can make your squeeze campaign far more effective. DA needs the mother and father of squeeze campaigns in CT, and those polling numbers could be exactly what delivers the message. Time is short though!