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Four years after taking home the Content Producer (Drive Time) award, I’m nominated in the exact same prime slot category at my new radio home. Feeling beyond favored and blessed. 🥳❤️
Thank you to the @SARadioAwards & my 5FM team! Let's go! 🙌🎙️ #MasegoTlhakanye #MasegoChresh
The show needs to be banned EVERYWHERE! What a sick concept if we’re being honest!
‘Married at First Sight UK’ canceled after 2 women were allegedly raped by their husbands during production trib.al/g1zwUZW
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I’m gonna hold your hand while I say this ladies…
Normalize losing interest in a man the moment you spend more time decoding his behavior than enjoying his presence. Stop romanticizing mixed signals. Clarity is attractive. Consistency is sexy. And peace is nonnegotiable. Skip this sabbatical season.
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I like mine CONSISTENT. ❤️
• Calls me.
• Texts me and texts back.
• Likes to FaceTime.
• Wants to know about my day.
• Checks in on me.
• Buys me flowers.
• Plans dates.
• Isn’t afraid to express his feelings.
• Makes time for me.
• Keeps his word.
• Takes initiative.
• Makes his intentions clear.
• Reassures me without me having to ask.
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Replying to @DeniseDT
The movie is Sleeping with the Enemy. Idk why no one ever says the name of the movie. It’s not like this is a classic that everyone knows.
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A content creator asked white women what they would do if they woke up tomorrow as Black women, and the comment section is hilarious 🤣
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His name is Max Phakamile Mankazana, a son of Erma and Walter Mankazana from Soweto. This man is my dad. I look just like him; I only took my mother's complexion.
My dad was always there for us until the day he was shot eight times by a man who lived directly opposite our home. And guess what? Today, that very man is one of the MKP councillor candidates in one of the branches in Zola, under the City of Johannesburg, by the name of Derrick Dlamini.
My dad was a provider and a police officer by profession. He provided for his family until he was taken away from us by people who felt entitled to his life. He was robbed from his six children and wife. 💔
This stole a part of me that really means the world to me. But today, he wants to lead an entire community under his banner. Whenever I think about it, I get so angry.
But the woman who raised me, my mother, Cynthia Mankazana, taught me how to pray and forgive. Still, I cannot understand how the man accused of taking my father's life can now want to lead an entire community. 💔
Zilwele Nthangase, Msotho 😭



























