Who's the winner now - Donald J Trump?

The depth of US lost in the war with Iran ---

Russian mogul's ship passes through Strait of Hormuz


Donald J. Trump, loser!

By Olagunju, Success Taiwo

Anti-Foreigner Protests: Let South African Government refund us!

The on-going anti-foreigner protests in South Africa is about to go to the next gear on the 4th of May 2026 as the country prepares for the nation-wide shut down.

"Let the South African government prepare our $61 Billion used to fight for the country liberation then Nigerians can peacefully leave otherwise then, they are just kidding!"

Above are my reaction and honest response to the on-going on rest, attacks on life, businesses and property owned by foreign nationals that reside in South Africa.

What a paradox! How some un-educated sets of people in South African are rooting for exodus of foreigners in the county while South African economy is striving on foreigner's assets, businesses and investments.

Take for example, a small community like Braamfontein; which over the years has been transformed into emerging startup hubs in Johannesburg. The inclusion of foreign beauty shops in Braamfontein can been seen in every nook and cranny; driving daily traffics for South Africans (men and ladies) who depend on the expertise of foreigners for their beauty make-overs.

I came here when Braamfontein was a ghost area. Everything was literary dead. In the wake of survival, Nigerians among other nationals executed perfect business plans to turn around the narrative today. We came into the country and there were no jobs for anyone especially foreigners and we put our 1+1 together and turned into what the government of the country and custodians of law can now feed on whenever they are broke!

As if that is not enough, the lazy among them want us out. Yes, we will leave as soon as all our assets, investments and $61 billion borrowed to ANC to support and fight for the liberation of South Africa are repatriated to Nigeria otherwise is play by moon light for me!

Below is your AI review of the claim:

AI Overview

The claim that Nigeria spent an estimated $61 billion between 1960 and 1995 to support the anti-apartheid struggle in South Africa, including direct financial aid, diplomatic efforts, and oil boycotts, is a widely cited narrative, particularly in online discussions concerning historical solidarity. 

Key Historical Context:

• Solidarity and Financial Support: Nigeria did play a significant role in fighting apartheid, with the Nigerian government establishing the Southern Africa Relief Fund (SARF) in 1976. This included mandatory deductions from civil servants' salaries, often referred to as the "Mandela Tax".
• Recognition of Support: Nelson Mandela himself, upon his release from prison, visited Nigeria in 1990 to thank the country for its support, which he acknowledged as being "second to none".
• Oil Boycott & Losses: Nigeria refused to sell oil to the apartheid regime and supported frontline states, with estimates of total economic sacrifices and direct aid amounting to the figures mentioned.
• Controversy and Verification: While the magnitude of support is documented, the exact $61 billion figure is sometimes debated in terms of its precise, audited calculation, though it is frequently cited as representing the total cumulative cost of Nigeria's efforts, including lost oil revenue. 

The sentiment often arises in response to tensions, such as xenophobic incidents or immigration issues affecting Nigerians in South Africa, highlighting the historical support given to the liberation movement. 

By Olagunju, Success Taiwo.

EFF supporters protest: A looming looting

In the unfortunate event after Honourable Julius Malema was sentenced to a direct imprisonment of five years and handed a fine of R60,000. He was sentenced in the East London Magistrate’s Court on 16 April 2026 after he was convicted on five charges related to the Firearms Control Act (Act 60 of 2000).

Men and women glad in EFF colours flooded the streets of Braamfontein with their eyes red in grievances of loosing their commander in chief. They were seen chanting struggle songs at the top of their voices. Some with Zulu rods, some with sticks, some with placards and some crying. 

Full story at Politics 2day

By Olagunju Success Taiwo

BREAKING NEWS: EFF supporters disrupt small businesses in the wake of protest.

EFF supporters disrupted small businesses in Braamfontein as protests engulf streets of Johannesburg.

Honourable Malema, was just sentenced to 5 years in jail early hours of today! Story building.....

By Olagunju Success Taiwo

Book Sales - Birthday Commemoration (Olagunju Success Taiwo).

This is to inform the general public and avid book readers communities across the globe that as a way of commemorating his birthday; Unicorn Media & Communications, a subsidiary of Unicorn Conglomerate (Pty) Limited and Olagunju Success Taiwo, have announced that all his titles both on Google Play Books and Amazon platforms are now offered for sale at half-prices.

From 6th April 2026 to 30th of April 2026 (3 weeks promotion), all interested candidates can go to Google Play Books to purchase any of the author's titles for half-prices as he celebrates his 45th birthday and 10 years of his journey into book writing and self-publication.

And on Amazon - the promotion will run from 6th April to 13th April 2026 (a week promotion).

And before the 21st of April 2026, which is the birthday of the author, a planned event to mark his birthday will be announced.

Go out there and celebrate the author of conscience of minds!

To buy now click on any of these links below:

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By Unicorn Media & Communications.

The African National Congress (ANC):"People's March"

Photo source: Facebook/The ANC Gauteng

The African National Congress (ANC) held a major "People's March" in the Johannesburg CBD and Braamfontein on Saturday, March 21, 2026, to commemorate Human Rights Day and the 66th anniversary of the Sharpeville massacre. The march aimed to defend South Africa's sovereignty, democracy, and Constitution against alleged foreign influence and disinformation. 

Key Details of the March:

• Participants: Thousands of supporters, including ANC leaders and alliance partners, marched, with about 50,000 people anticipated.
• Route: The march began at 12:00 PM at Mary Fitzgerald Square (Newtown) and Beyers Naude Square, moving through the city center to Constitution Hill in Braamfontein.
• Purpose: The march was branded as a defense of "sovereignty and democratic gains," following accusations by the US government that Pretoria is misaligning with its foreign policy, a claim the ANC strongly rejects.
• Focus: ANC Secretary-General Fikile Mbalula stated the march was not an attack on the government but a demonstration of unity, the need for continued transformation, and a response to the "peddlers of disinformation".
• Activities: The event featured slogans like #SAWillNotBeBullied and #DefendOurSovereignty, with the programme culminating in messages of support at Constitution Hill. 

The march caused significant traffic disruptions in the Johannesburg CBD. 

The African National Congress (ANC) and its alliance partners held a large-scale event yesterday, Saturday, 21 March 2026, known as "The People's March" in Johannesburg. The march coincided with South Africa's Human Rights Day and the 30th anniversary of the Constitution. 

Event Overview

• Purpose: The march was officially titled "In Defence of Our Sovereignty and Democratic Gains". It aimed to defend South Africa's democracy against perceived external pressure and "peddlers of disinformation".
• Route: Demonstrators gathered at Mary Fitzgerald Square and Beyers Naude Square in Newtown starting at 07h00. The march officially kicked off at 10h00, moving across the Mandela Bridge through the CBD and concluding in Braamfontein.
• Final Destination: The march ended at Constitution Hill in Braamfontein, where ANC leadership and speakers addressed the crowd. 

Key Themes & Activities

• National Sovereignty: A central theme was rejecting foreign interference. Slogans used by the party included #SAWillNotBeBullied and #DefendOurSovereignty.
• Commemoration: Participants reflected on the sacrifices made during the liberation struggle and the progress of the past 30 years.
• Unity: ANC Secretary-General Fikile Mbalula described it as a "disciplined formation" intended to unite workers, youth, and women.
• Attendance: An estimated 50,000 participants were expected by the Johannesburg Metropolitan Police Department (JMPD). 

By Google AI.