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Anyway, This is how I look even now because people must see me 😭 shem those kids scrome 😭🥺 even now!I love being a teacher ❤️🥺 – at Soshanguve, South Africa
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I seem to recall the EFF fighting against the VAT increase, pushing to end data expiry from telecommunications providers, tabling the Insourcing Bill, and tabling the Student Debt Cancellation Bill—all since the 2024 elections . Yet because they don't sing "abahambe," you claim they aren't prioritizing South Africans? Ehh
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Unfortunately, I’ll have to stop talking to you over something as simple as not going to VOTE. I’m a doctor and I still made time to go and vote. You’re not busier than me in the Busy Olympics!
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This is true and anyone who tries to deny it is disingenuous. Nobody can match the ANC on paper. Its just that nobody can match the ANC on corruption and lack of service delivery either.
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And the ANC cadres benefited from our tax money. Seems like we all benefited, it’s time to go our separate ways. 👍🏾
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Our darkies are celebrating that Americans got rid of their racists while they get ready to go vote in our own racists.
How are you black (also gay) decide to visit Israel? Tjo aowa man!! Now Videos are archived. Aowa bathong a re baleng.
This could be a grade 8 paper, but why are all questions low order? The teacher and the moderator did not do justice.
The way people are misinterpreting this worries me because we are voting tomorrow.
Every school and church in your neighbourhood is a voting station. So your voting station will obviously have less numbers than a single voting station that takes votes from almost all SA people in that country. This doesn't mean the UK has more votes.
Just a lot more people sharing very few voting stations. One ward in a South African township can have more than 3 stations. Just one ward.






























