This man allegedly raped his own granddaughter who’s 5 months old, this is after he just came out of jail (not sure whether due to bail or what) for raping his own daughter, infant’s mother.
This happened in Eastern Cape, eMtata kwilali yase Maqhingeni. @SAPoliceService
The classic, and perhaps one of the most embarrassing moments for Americans was when Donald Trump pulled out a picture from the Congo and claimed it was a burial site for victims of his imaginary “white genocide” in South Africa.
Imagine, America, with all its intelligence capabilities, having a president who not only embarrasses himself but his country too, lying on international television like that. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Okay, so, let's break this down.
Adriana Smith is braindead. That means there is no chance of recovery. She has no function in her entire brain, including the brain stem.
That means that all functions that keep Adriana alive are entirely artificial. Heart,
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@thabrrr I thank my pregnancy for saving from this thing yooooh 😭It was the most difficult thing to do but I had no choice 😮💨Even though I was at a point it wasn’t even working anymore.
I need LLB Twitter to advise me on this.
I entered a game show with two other people, believing our chances of winning would be higher as a group. We ended up winning a car worth R180,000, and we had agreed to split the prize three ways. During the show, we even made it clear ..
When people say don’t post your achievements on social media, I now believe them. On my way home after final exams I got involved in an unexplainable car accident that left me paralysed from the neck down 😏.
The day these companies realize that hiring Zimbabweans to cut their costs and maximize their profits is actually the death to their companies. Came to pick spectacles for my daughter and ugirl working there called me aside and told that she is selling a R3,5k sunglass for R400
On March 27, 2009, 8-year-old Sandra Cantu vanished from Tracy, California. This footage shows her last known moments alive. Her body was discovered ten days later inside a suitcase in a local irrigation pond. This is her tragic story 🧵
Christoffel Johannes Stoman is accused of deliberately running over a 6-year-old boy, Khwezi Beukes, for allegedly stealing oranges, resulting in both of his legs being broken in front of his screaming mother.
On September 20, Khwezi had been walking with his mother when he reportedly stopped to pick up an orange from the ground and reached through a fence to grab another that had also fallen.
According to the court, a vehicle with a trailer then struck them, running over the boy as his mother, Magdalene Jantijies, screamed in horror.
Stoman, the farmer, accused Khwezi of stealing the oranges and reportedly ran him over as punishment, causing severe injuries, including two broken legs.
He allegedly showed no remorse for the incident and told police he "would do it again."
In the labyrinthine realm of commerce, one often encounters a phenomenon that masquerades as a ‘real’ business—the franchise. Yet, beneath the veneer of familiarity lies a complex structure that blurs the lines of authentic entrepreneurship. Contrary to the perceived notion, a franchise is a meticulously crafted illusion of self-made ventures, a meticulously staged performance where autonomy is stifled by the strings of a larger puppeteer.
At first glance, a franchise mirrors the appearance of a traditional business. It dons the façade of local ownership, beckoning with familiar logos and catchy slogans. Yet, delving into the depths of its mechanics, one begins to unravel the layers that distinguish it from a genuinely independent enterprise. The franchise, though bearing the trappings of entrepreneurship, is, at its core, a replica of a brand’s preordained blueprint.
While the franchise’s allure might rest in the perceived security of a recognized brand, it is this very security that breeds stagnation. The franchisee is confined to a gilded cage of pre-set norms, unable to experiment, innovate, or infuse their enterprise with the vibrancy that defines genuine businesses. The franchisee’s aspiration to build an authentic legacy is compromised, as the architecture of the franchise is built upon replication, not evolution.
In the realm of authentic businesses, innovation is the heartbeat, experimentation the pulse. A true entrepreneur thrives by navigating the tide of uncertainty, adapting to shifts in the market, and embracing the evolution of their vision. The franchise, by its inherent nature, bypasses these elements, choosing predictability over innovation, uniformity over originality.
Glad you asked.
Did you know that Eskom lost literal BILLIONS to ghost vending? Basically someone stole Eskom infrastructure that had secure modules in it and was (is) able to generate electricity tokens, without giving them a cent.
Cleanest heist not many talk about imo.