Here's something I've been quiet about. The first 5,000 players get free lifetime access to Playr Market. No subscription, no entry fees on top, that's it, forever. Once those spots are gone they're gone, so if you're even slightly curious, claim your spot now. playrmarket.co

SURPRISE VISIT EXPOSES ONGOING CRISIS AT OLIEVENHOUTBOSCH SAPS: 30 DETECTIVES, THREE CHAIRS, ONE COMPUTER. FOUR MONTHS LATER, STILL NO PROGRESS. This is what detectives at Olievenhoutbosch Police Station are expected to work with while investigating serious crimes. I made a surprise return visit to the station in Gauteng this morning, four months after my previous oversight visit in June. Almost nothing has changed. Not a single meaningful infrastructure improvement. The station is still operating from completely inadequate premises. Officers are working in cramped conditions, with temporary structures and even a trailer being used as office space. No holding cells. The generator is still out of service, leaving the station vulnerable to power failures, particularly when cables are stolen. The detectives’ working conditions are particularly concerning: * approximately 30 detectives. * Only three chairs and one computer reported in the detective office. * No official telephones. * No Wi-Fi. * members using their personal cellphones to communicate with complainants and follow up on investigations. * Only a hand full operational vehicles for 30 detectives. The one positive operational improvement is that both station trucks are now working again. That is welcome, but there has been no meaningful improvement to the station’s infrastructure. What struck me most, however, was the attitude of the police officers. I have visited many police stations across Gauteng. Despite having more reason than most to be frustrated, the personnel at Olievenhoutbosch show a level of commitment and resilience that stands out. They continue doing their jobs. They continue serving their community. And they deserve far better support from SAPS management. How can we expect detectives to investigate serious crimes effectively when they do not even have the basic equipment to do their work? We cannot keep visiting the same police stations, documenting the same failures and accepting the same excuses while nothing changes. The officers deserve better. The community of Olievenhoutbosch deserves better. IC

“I Want to Know What Love Is” is from Foreigner’s 1984 album Agent Provocateur. Written by guitarist Mick Jones, the power ballad became the band's biggest hit, reaching #1 on the Billboard Hot 100, #1 on the UK Singles Chart, and topping the charts in Canada, Australia and several other countries. Seeking a grand, spiritual atmosphere, Mick Jones invited the New Jersey Mass Choir to perform the song's unforgettable gospel finale, creating an iconic climax. The song's massive success helped turn the long-delayed Agent Provocateur into a commercial triumph despite its troubled production and internal band tensions, and it earned a second life in 2009 when Mariah Carey brought the song to a new generation of listeners with her own version.

I wonder what Jesus has already done that you don't even know yet. Full Sermon: youtu.be/Te2pqCgGr_0?si=Uq3-…

MISSING PERSON: VERENA SAPS REQUESTS PUBLIC ASSISTANCE IN LOCATING 75-YEAR-OLD WOMAN Verena SAPS requests the public’s assistance in locating 75-year-old Nofanezile Sarah Mnguni, who went missing on 5 October 2026. The missing person left her home in Verena without informing her daughter where she was going and has not been seen since. Anyone with information that may assist in locating her is requested to contact the investigating officer, Constable SM Phasha, on 013 963 0118, or contact the nearest police station.

This is Lungile Buhlungu. Six women. Six rape convictions. In June 2025, the Western Cape High Court sentenced him to six life terms and a further 50 years for offences including kidnapping, assault, robbery and unlawful possession of a firearm. DNA helped link him to the rapes. The women who testified, and the investigators and prosecutors who built the case, deserve recognition. Convictions of this seriousness must be followed by accurate records and practical, lawful access to verified offender information. Families should not have to piece that information together from years of newspaper reports. #OpenTheRegister IC

THREE YEARS SINCE MEGAN GRIESEL WAS MURDERED. HER FAMILY IS STILL WAITING FOR ANSWERS. Tomorrow, 21 October, marks three years since 20-year-old Megan Griesel was shot and killed in Lydenburg, Mpumalanga. Megan was a young preschool teacher who happened to drive past the scene of an armed robbery. She never made it home. Members of her family recently contacted me, deeply concerned about the lack of progress and clear communication regarding her murder investigation. Several suspects were arrested, and three were granted bail in April 2024. The family says that, despite repeated enquiries, they have still not received a formal written update explaining the status of the investigation, outstanding suspects or when the matter will proceed in court. This morning I wrote to senior SAPS management, requesting a formal status report. I have specifically asked for clarity on the current investigating officer, outstanding investigative steps, the status of those arrested, whether additional suspects are still being pursued, and the next confirmed court date. I am not going to speculate about the investigation or make accusations without evidence. But I do believe that a family who has lost a daughter in such circumstances deserves proper communication and clear answers. An arrest is only the beginning of the criminal justice process. Investigations must be completed properly, outstanding suspects must be pursued where the evidence warrants it, and cases must be brought before court without avoidable delays. Three years later, Megan’s family should not still be fighting to establish what is happening in her murder case. I will continue following up with SAPS and seek clarity on the progress of this matter. Megan deserves justice. Her family deserves answers. IC

Gooood Morning Wednesday and may you have a fabulous day all you gorgeous peoples...I have learned that I am allowed to be loved...We need the wisdom of the word not the wisdom of the world...Be Brave and lead the way...YAHWEH...FHL❤️🙏

CONVICTED. PAROLED. RAPED A CHILD AGAIN. I could find their court records but not their photo’s. These are two court-confirmed examples of repeat sexual offending in South Africa. Isak Delport was sentenced to 15 years in prison in 2012 for raping a child. In 2023, while on parole, he raped an 11-year-old girl. He had access to her through his relationship with her grandmother. In September 2026, the Western Cape High Court dismissed his appeal against his life sentence. Then there is Thapelo Johannes Ntoagae. He had previous convictions for attempted rape in 2002 and rape in 2008. While on parole, he raped a four-year-old girl in the Free State in October 2023. He was sentenced to life imprisonment in September 2025. Both men had already been convicted of sexual offences before abusing another child. These cases raise serious questions about parole supervision, risk assessment and the information available to families. A second chance does not mean that previous convictions should be hidden from the people who may be placed at risk. I want a lawful, searchable National Register for Sex Offenders that allows families to establish who has been convicted, what they were convicted of and their current legal status. #OpenTheRegister IC

Amateur football never gives you a trophy shelf. You play brilliantly on Saturday and by Tuesday nobody even remembers it happened. Now your verified clip is the proof, sitting on the board with a pool next to it. Play well once and it stays on record. playrmarket.co

Gooood Morning Tuesday and may it be a beautiful day to all you gorgeous souls...we don't need to take back what we don't say,so let us practice restraint and a different type of love for our kids to experience a better us...Be Brave Be the change...YAHWEH...FHL ❤️🙏

Some of the best clips I've seen this week came off cracked, years-old phones. That's kind of the point. We judge your crossbar hit, not your camera. Film it on whatever you've got, and the best attempt takes the pool in PMT. playrmarket.co

Goood morning Monday and may you have a fabulous day....GOD'S Word is filled with blessings and insights that encourage,comfort and bring joy to us...lets put our faith in action just for today...Be Courageous...YAHWEH...FHL ❤️🙏

As France is burning, I keep thinking of what the UAE Foreign Minister said a few years ago 👇 He accurately predicted this.

There's a moment after you upload that nobody warns you about. You know you hit it clean, but you still wait for the verified tick before you breathe. Then you're on the board, and the rest of the week is watching who tries to beat your clip. The nerves are half the fun. playrmarket.co

Goood morning Sunday and may it be a splendid day to all you gorgeous souls.. .GOD show us the way,let us seek YOU in all we do ,think and say...Be Brave Be Consistent Be Vigilant...YAHWEH...FHL ❤️🙏

Here's what I didn't expect since we launched this. Players keep telling me they're practising more, because now the camera is rolling. A bit of PMT on the line turns a casual kickabout into a proper session. Your game gets sharper whether you take the pool or not. playrmarket.co

Goood morning Saturday and may it be an awesome day for all you beautiful souls...Faith,Hope and Love...YAHWEH...FHL ❤️🙏

Somewhere near you there's a player no scout will ever come watch. However good they are, nobody with a clipboard turns up at a casual kickabout. So I built the place where your clip is the trial. Film it, upload it, and if it beats everyone else's, the pool lands in your PMT. No gatekeepers, just you and the camera. playrmarket.co