? Become a member to my YT Channel for some perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdU01vCV2s1obEC9qPZc85Q/join ___________________________________ Telegram open group: https://t.me/joeemilioshowchat ___________________________________ ??‍♂️ Joe’s Journey: https://vm.tiktok.com/ZMNHecRMm/ ___________________________________ ??‍?My Website: www.joeemilio.co.za ___________________________________ #BhekiCele #SouthAfrica #CyrilRamaphosa In today's episode: Bye-bye Bheki? Ramaphosa mulls moving Cele from police to intelligence in Cabinet shakeup - sources South Africa may soon have a new police minister as President Cyril Ramaphosa mulls moving Bheki Cele to head up the State Security Agency (SSA). News24 has reliably learnt a mere 18 months after scrapping the minister of intelligence position and assuming oversight responsibility for the SSA, Ramaphosa is said to be "strongly considering" reintroducing the intelligence ministry - with Cele at its helm. This gives Ramaphosa the opportunity to appoint a new police minister amid soaring crime rates and severe criticism of the failure of Cele and the police to get a grip on organised and violent crime. Home Affairs Minister Aaron Motsoaledi is tipped to take over the reins from Cele. Cabinet shakeup imminent Ramaphosa is expected to reshuffle his Cabinet this week. According to two sources with direct knowledge, Cele is the favourite to become intelligence minister "as he would be best suited to head the ministry". Insiders, who are privy to Ramaphosa's ongoing consultations as he wraps up engagements before he announces changes to his Cabinet, told News24 "given the introduction of the electricity minister, which is also set to report directly to him, Ramaphosa believes it would make more sense for intelligence which has been re-estabilised to now again regain its standalone status". The SSA, under the leadership of director-general Thembi Majola, currently reports to the Presidency, and in particular Deputy Intelligence Minister Zizi Kodwa. The source also told News24 while the president was confident the SSA had been rejuvenated under Majola, he and his close confidants believed a more senior Cabinet member knowledgeable about law enforcement, such as Cele, should be its political head. A senior ANC politician told News24: Consensus was that with the president's focus now set to be mainly on the electricity crisis, it would be convenient for the intelligence minister to be someone of Cele's calibre given his extensive knowledge and experience as former national police commissioner and now with the wealth of experience that he has as police minister. The push for Cele to head intelligence comes amid a spike in violent crimes, a staggering backlog in DNA results hampering criminal cases, and soaring organised crime in the form of cash-in-transit heists, infrastructure sabotage at Eskom and elsewhere and the so-called construction mafia. The police have a dwindling budget and the ministry is being accused of spending money on accommodation, entertainment, and catering under his watch. Cele has also been accused of being notorious for going to war with senior members of police management, accusations he has publicly denied. During a Cabinet reshuffle in August 2021, Ramaphosa announced the political responsibility for the SSA would now be housed in the office of the Presidency. In terms of Section 209(2) of the Constitution, Ramaphosa last year designated Minister in the Presidency Mondli Gungubele to assume political responsibility for the control and direction of the SSA, with his deputy, Kodwa, specifically tasked with running the SSA. Party insiders believe Gungubele's tenure as minister in the presidency could soon come to an end with Ramaphosa's ally and recently sworn-in MP, Maropene Ramokgopa, set to take over the portfolio. The Zondo Commission concluded the SSA was integral to the capture of the state by corrupt elements. It found the spy agency was used to destabilise opposition parties and benefitted the Zuma faction in the ANC while its coffers were also used as a slush fund by politically connected persons. Despite this, Ramaphosa is said to now be of the mind that following the filling of some of the high-level vacancies at SSA, the department was now ready to stand alone again. Motsoaledi, who previous served as health minister and is the current home affairs minister, is believed to be Ramaphosa's frontrunner to take over as police minister should Cele be appointed as intelligence minister. In recent months, Motsoaledi has seen his fair share of criticism and support for his hardline stance on illegal immigrants. In April last year, at an Eastern Cape ANC conference, Motsoaledi launched a stinging attack on illegal foreign nationals. He said, "unlike other coward ANC leaders", his views on the "scourge" of undocumented foreign nationals would not be censored. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iQe_-rfsEwQ

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? PLEASE: If you found this video useful give it a share. We NEED South Africa to comment on these amendments (Link Below) ?? Have your say on the Draft Amendments to the Health Act (New Covid Regulations): https://dearsouthafrica.co.za/health-act-amendment/ Dear SA submitted a letter to Department of Health on the 13th April 2022 stating and arguing the following: “ The inadequate public participation allowed for with the health regulations; The public sentiment and results of DearSA’s public participation campaign; The fact that the health regulations are ultra vires and that it was not the intention of the legislature when enacting the Health Act to allow for health regulations of this nature. “ It would seem the Health Minister was pressured into extending the comment period. The department has extended the public consultation period for health regulation amendments until 5 July 2022. However, in doing so has implemented the “provisional regulations” into law as “limited Regulations”. What does this mean? And what will Dear SA do about it? Here to discuss more about this is Rob Hutchinson from Dear SA Sabello Interview: https://youtu.be/n0aZpdqWvQA Dear SA Twitter: https://twitter.com/DearSA_national Rob Twitter: https://twitter.com/RobHutchinson8 Dear SA Website: https://dearsafrica.org/ #DearSA #HealthAct #SouthAfrica _________________________ ?? Visit my website for more info on upcoming LIVE shows, Rebel merch and how to support the show: https://www.joeemilio.co.za/ ??✌? ? Become a member to my YT Channel for some perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdU01vCV2s1obEC9qPZc85Q/join ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ug8umwyX1JQ

#ANC #Afriforum #Loadshedding __________________________________ Stand-up comedy special: Crossing the Borders Tickets ? and info: https://www.joeemilio.co.za/crossing-the-borders Teaser video: https://youtu.be/5DyEj9yihrQ __________________________________ ? Become a member to my YT Channel for some perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdU01vCV2s1obEC9qPZc85Q/join ___________________________________ Telegram open group: https://t.me/joeemilioshowchat ___________________________________ ??‍♂️ Joe’s Journey: https://vm.tiktok.com/ZMNHecRMm/ ___________________________________ ??‍?My Website: www.joeemilio.co.za ___________________________________ In todays episode: Gqeberha woman on oxygen tank forced to sleep at police station due to power cuts An ailing woman who uses an oxygen machine to survive, and relies on Eskom’s power grid to keep it going, is desperate for intervention, so much so that she ended up sleeping at a Nelson Mandela Bay police station this week to use its electricity. And she is not the only one whose life is on the line every time the power goes off... Good Samaritans help desperately ill Motherwell mom to breathe easier again A Motherwell woman who grabbed headlines after she spent the night at a police station because she was unable to power her oxygen tank at home during load-shedding, can finally breathe a sigh of relief thanks to some good Samaritans. The 39-year-old sobbed with relief and gratitude when she was told on Monday that AfriForum had decided to donate a battery pack and inverter to her cause... ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=blPND3yFUII