President Ramaphosa stole no cent from this country.
You were happy here celebrating when President Ramaphosa lost in the Constitutional Court regarding the Parliament Voting Case I'm sure you even threw a party and celebrated that day.
No one's REPUTATION must be damaged by a HEARSAY REPORT.
That S89 Hearsay Report must be set aside and thrown outside the window on review in September.
President Ramaphosa stole no cent from this country.
@Vodacom I am staying in Itsoseng NW, and most of the time, there's no network. I have several contracts with you, and I don't get any value for the money I pay for data and airtime. Every month, I have to hotspot to other network services in order to access my banking app. Everybody.
@Lwazy_Mabuza@Phislash Respect is respect, whether you are a king or not. This women abuser is arrogant. You can swear as much as you can, but the truth needs to be told.
Mariam Yahia Ibrahim, a Sudanese Christian and medical doctor, was sentenced to 100 lashes and death by hanging after refusing to renounce her Christian faith.
Because Sudan considered her Muslim through her absent father, the court convicted her of apostasy despite her lifelong confession of Christ. According to them, she could not be a Christian, married to a Christian, in this Muslim majority country. She was given three days to recant. She refused.
At the time (in 2014), Meriam was eight months pregnant and already caring for her young son in prison. She spent months chained to a prison floor with her 1-year-old son by her side.
While shackled, she gave birth to her daughter, Maya, inside the prison. Her execution was delayed because of the pregnancy, but she remained imprisoned until an international outcry led an appeals court to overturn her conviction and order her release.
Looking back on her ordeal, Meriam said she was not afraid. "Being in prison strengthened my faith even more," she told CBN News.
So a South African woman gets stabbed over 40 times AND her daughter is also stabbed by the same man(an illegal foreigner). I as a South African man am outraged by this&now I should no longer have an international movie career? Guess that’s the hill I’m willing to die on. 👍🏾🇿🇦
"I lost my biological mother just minutes after I was born. I grew up not knowing her. The incredible woman you see in this picture is my stepmom.
My dad married her when I was only one. She had a 2-year-old son, and together, we became a family. Four years later, we lost my dad Just 2 years after my stepmom gave birth to my baby sister. Unfortunately, my dad's brothers, my uncles, took control of all of his properties. My stepmom didn't let that stop her; she moved us to a new town for a fresh start. I was five years old then.
My stepmom raised me, her son, & our baby sister. She worked hard to make sure all of us went to school. If I'm honest, I'll tell you with complete confidence that this woman loves me even more than her own biological children. I didn't even know she wasn't my biological mother until I was 19 when she finally told me. I was completely shocked.
I got pregnant at 20 & had to drop out of school. The baby's father left. I was considering ending the pregnancy, but my stepmom found out and spoke with me about it. She took on the responsibility, caring for me & my baby. I was a brilliant student, but cuz of our financial struggles, I thought I'd given up on ever returning to my studies.
When my baby turned 2, Stepmom told me to go back to school. She promised to take care of my baby while I focused on my education. We didn't have much money, but she did everything she could, even selling many of her personal belongings so I could finish school. I knew education was the only way to escape hardship. I made sure I stayed 100% focused on my studies without distractions, I didn't listen to the likes of Saida Boj again.
Now, glory be to God, I'm finally a graduate in Chemical Engineering! I actually graduated as the best student in my department and earned a scholarship to study and work abroad.
Tears of love and joy stream down my face every time I think of my stepmom. She's an amazing woman, and I can never thank her enough for all the sacrifices she's made for me, for us.
To My Dearest Stepmom ❤️
Thank you for loving and taking care of me since I was one. You raised me like your own child, and I'm forever grateful. Your kindness, patience, & guidance have made me who I am today. I appreciate everything you've done for me. Thank you for being an amazing stepmom! I pray that God grants you a long, healthy life & blesses me so I can take proper care of you and make you proud, You will certainly reap the fruits of your labor Mama. Thank you😭😭❤️❤️"