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Don't forget to eat bacon to bring justice to all those animals that were oppressed by the pigs on animal farm.
Our Indian neighbour once called the police on me for slaughtering a goat on new year. Told the police it’s a tradition to slaughter and eat fresh meat. She said it’s animal abuse.
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Me and overly fine women won’t ever really see eye to eye. Because they are use to a nigga doing anything for them, and I’m use to women doing anything for me. We be at a crossroad.
I remember it when it was R7 a litre and Albany bread @Albany_Bakery was R8
Understand the systems governing whatever room you intend to enter. Prayer is not an excuse for ignorance
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Between April - Jan 2026, 5 427 people have been murdered in South Africa.
569 are Women
4 858 are Men
Guess which of the two stats my gender wants to be classified as a national disaster.
As siblings, when talking to our parents about one of us, we say “your child” followed by whatever the situation at hand is.
Olady was complaining about one of my brothers the other day and my response was ‘that’s your child, you raised him.’ lol
Take the R400k and once you win the WC you jump to R1,8 Million month salary
[WATCH] @MararaMoabelo questions why SAFA would reportedly offer Pitso Mosimane around R400 000 a month when former Bafana Bafana coach Hugo Broos was earning R1.4 million.
He says the disparity raises questions about how South African coaches are valued, arguing that if SAFA can afford to pay international coaches more than R1 million, the same should apply to local coaches.
#POWERLunch
We should normalise saying Dutch South African, Indian South African, German South African, British South African, Chinese South African, Nigerian South African, Ghanaian South African, Pakistani South African, Bangladeshian South African
Modern societies often confuse citizenship with ancestry. A person can be a South African citizen while also acknowledging that their ancestral origins are Dutch, British, German, Indian, Chinese, Zulu, Sotho, Venda or elsewhere. Recognising ancestry alongside citizenship may lead to more honest discussions about history, migration and identity.











