SA Politics Thread Part 12

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So we got Mexico (not bad really, drew in 2010), South Korea (not exactly giants, only got Son and Hee-Chan from what I remember), and who's the third? Honestly, Bafana has a solid chance here.
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We'll probably get Denmark, not a very strong side but the stubborn football type. I think we played against them In France 98 iirc.
I see we'll probably get either Ireland or Denmark.

I think we'll be able to take the Irish.

Also, apparently, we're playing in the opening game v Mexico? (2010 repeat but away?)
 
I see we'll probably get either Ireland or Denmark.

I think we'll be able to take the Irish.

Also, apparently, we're playing in the opening game v Mexico? (2010 repeat but away?)
Ireland can be tough on a good day.
 
Ireland and Wales confuses the hell out of me, which famous player played for Ireland? Giggs and Bale are Wales, right?
You may remember Roy and Robbie Keane? If you watched English football when you were a little boy, you may even remember glimpses of Niall Quinn's final days.
 

Witness D from the Madlanga Commission tragically shot dead in front of family - IOL​

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The Madlanga Commission witness gunned down in front of his wife and children on Friday night has been identified as Witness D, Marius 'Vlam' van der Merwe.

Private security company, Vision Tactical, said van der Merwe was a former EMPD member and owner of QRF Task Team.

National South African Police Service (SAPS) spokesperson, Brigadier Athlenda Mathe confirmed that police were alerted to a shooting in Brenthurst, in Brakpan, late on Friday.

Three weeks ago, van der Merwe implicated Ekurhuleni Metropolitan Police Department (EMPD) Brigadier Julius Mkhwanazi in wrongdoing, claiming that Mkhwanazi ordered him to cover up a murder of a suspect at the hands of EMPD and SAPS officers.


Van der Merwe's testimony was not on camera.


IOL reported that the ordeal began on April 15, 2022, when security firm boss Kobus Janse van Rensburg repeatedly phoned him about joining a joint operation at the home of a Brakpan robbery suspect.

Van der Merwe told the Commission that Mkhwanazi ordered that the deceased suspect's body be dumped, either in a mineshaft or in a dam.

Van der Merwe further added that he complied out of fear, thinking he would be killed.

He said he put the suspect's body in a van and dumped it in a dam in Nigel.

 
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