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For urgent matters, kindly grab your own and join me. #NothingHitsLikeExtraCold
I, fortunately, have a hard stop every time it’s #LiteHour. 🤭
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#NothingHitsLikeExtraCold, and singafaka 6 in the DMs. 🍺
@castlelitesa OOO: Currently unavailable. I've clocked out for #LiteHour and will respond once the extra cold one is finished. 🍺😌
For urgent matters, kindly grab your own and join me. #NothingHitsLikeExtraCold
@blacklabelsa First Friday of the #FIFAWorldCup? 🏆⚽
Ngiphethe iCarling Black Label ebandayo, the only Champion reward that's truly #MadeForChampions. 🍺🔥
#TCIF ngoba idiski hits different when there's a cold one in hand and Bafana flying the Mzansi flag! 🇿🇦🙌🏾
First Friday of the #FIFAWorldCup? 🏆⚽
Ngiphethe iCarling Black Label ebandayo, the only Champion reward that's truly #MadeForChampions. 🍺🔥
#TCIF ngoba idiski hits different when there's a cold one in hand and Bafana flying the Mzansi flag! 🇿🇦🙌🏾
Thank Carling It’s the first Friday of the #FIFAWorldCup and there’s no better way to enjoy idiski, than a cold Champion reward that’s #MadeForChampions. 🏆
Manje tshela mina, uphetheni esandleni? QT Using #TCIF and I’m dropping 6-packs in the DMs. 🍺
A Nigerian woman who previously made a fake video claiming that her daughter had been raped by a South African man has once again come forward to address the public.
In her latest video, she pleaded with people to forgive her, saying she was "just doing content" and never imagined that the video would cause so much harm and outrage. She also insisted that no one forced her to make the apology video and admitted that the man she falsely accused is actually "a very good guy."
This incident serves as a reminder that chasing views, likes, and online attention can have devastating consequences. False accusations can destroy reputations, fuel hatred, and create unnecessary tension between communities.
Content creation should never come at the expense of another person's dignity and innocence. While forgiveness is a personal choice, accountability and honesty must always come first.
A Nigerian woman who previously made a fake video claiming that her daughter had been raped by a South African man has once again come forward to address the public.
In her latest video, she pleaded with people to forgive her, saying she was "just doing content" and never imagined that the video would cause so much harm and outrage. She also insisted that no one forced her to make the apology video and admitted that the man she falsely accused is actually "a very good guy."
This incident serves as a reminder that chasing views, likes, and online attention can have devastating consequences. False accusations can destroy reputations, fuel hatred, and create unnecessary tension between communities.
Content creation should never come at the expense of another person's dignity and innocence. While forgiveness is a personal choice, accountability and honesty must always come first.
[ARRESTED] Following the surfacing of a video clip on various social media platforms showing a physical altercation where a male individual is seen assaulting a 21-year-old female, police can confirm that a 22-year-old high school learner has been arrested and charged.
He is expected to make his first court appearance in the Bloemfontein Magistrate's Court on 12 June 2026.