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the true love of my life ๐ฅน๐ฅน.
took this picture (f1) off a collage i did in grade 9 and itโs been with me since & i carry a picture of him in my card holder (f2).
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I was catching up on Ora Thlapiโs videos and had to record this part. Her idea of using colour-coded stickers for morning, afternoon and evening medication is so clever. Imagine how helpful this would be for elderly people in our villages and townships who struggle to read medication instructions, especially when they're written in a language they don't understand. She identified a real problem and came up with such a practical solution. I really hope this gets implemented in more hospitals and clinics. โค
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I'm so mad at the black people who didn't vote, le nkutlwisitse botloko guys๐
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No, Sibadala
Local government elections are not the same as national and provincial. You're voting for a councillor in your ward, so you can only vote where you're registered. That's how it works.
The IEC told us over and over to check. They sent SMSs, put ads on radio and TV, and you could check on the website or just SMS your ID number. It takes two minutes.
Maybe some people's details were captured wrong, I won't deny that can happen. But that's exactly why we were told to check early, so it could be fixed before today.
So no, I can't excuse an adult who didn't bother to check where they're registered and now wants to blame the IEC. Take accountability. Next time, check early.
Kwasuka lokho, and she is likely not the only individual experiencing this issue. These are local elections meant to address the needs of residents within their own municipalities. Requiring her to vote in a different city for a mayor who will not represent her interests raises serious concerns about the effectiveness and fairness of the electoral process the IEC administers! @IECSouthAfrica, shame on you!






























