Ina

The Good, The Bad and The Ugly.

[Hashondali @Pandus_reign]

For some reason, Amazon is Rejecting my trailer for serpent in the vale. Maybe it’s showing too much skin ?

[Tate Mathew Nghishidimbwa @ndapandulaaaa]

If we also start saying such things using Indongo Toyota and Zimmermann Garage's pictures guys???? 😭 "this is where you buy a car..." 😂😂😂😂

[Ina @InaYavo]

@LISHA_iam @officialDearOla @RedKalaharian 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[Ina @InaYavo]

@Uli_tala Eish. Our broke sport hewa man

[Ina @InaYavo]

@Uli_tala Well they should'nt have let them into the whole thing😪😪😪

[Ina @InaYavo]

@Uli_tala Mara why?

[Ina @InaYavo]

@kaumekatate Kongeleka. Day Care drop offs. Etc🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[Ina @InaYavo]

@kaumekatate Dont worry son.

[Ina @InaYavo]

I'm not a fan of MJW. Sorry not sorry.

[Ina @InaYavo]

Russel

[Sha’Carri Hive 🐝 @ShaCarri_HIVE]

Track Female athlete of the Year?

Melissa Jefferson-Wooden

Or

Masai Russell

[Ina @InaYavo]

🤣🤣🤣vakwetu aa America

[Ina @InaYavo]

@LISHA_iam @Micky_right LOoooL. I'm shy man

[Ina @InaYavo]

Finally.

[Observer Namibia @ObserverNamibia]

The government has allocated farming land to 101 people in Tsintsabis, bringing an end to a longstanding wait for certainty over farming units at Farm Tsintsabis No. 881 and Farm Urwald No. 1150. https://t.co/P8xOyGX05Y

[Ina @InaYavo]

@LISHA_iam Amen

[Track & Field Gazette @TrackGazette]

43.40s!!🤯🔥

NATIONAL RECORD ☑️
DIAMOND LEAGUE RECORD ☑️

Collen Kebinatshipi 🇧🇼 stormed to a PB & National Record for Botswana, winning the men's 400m at the Brussels Diamond League Final in 43.40s!

He dragged 3 men under 44 seconds, Jereem Richards 🇹🇹 setting a new Trinidadian Record of 43.68s in 2nd place.

[Ina @InaYavo]

@I_am_Tangeni I don't enjoy it anymore😭😭😭

[Ina @InaYavo]

@LISHA_iam @AyndaMthimkhulu @SNdjongolo 😭😭😭😭🤣🤣🤣🤣

[_ester_nk @_ester_nk]

How do you type something like this on the internet about kids that you know personally?

[Andrew Holness @AndrewHolnessJM]

The New Social Housing Programme was conceptualised in 2018 to assist Jamaicans who are living in very difficult circumstances and have access to land that can be legally developed. To date, about 350 homes have been completed, with approximately 65 more at various stages of construction.

We are also seeing the need for housing grow. Too many Jamaican families are living in informal settlements without proper access to roads, water, garbage collection and other essential services. We cannot allow informal development to determine how Jamaica grows.

We have to plan properly, make land available at affordable prices and ensure that the land is suitable and has the necessary infrastructure.

For those receiving homes through this programme, there is also a responsibility. Maintain the home, keep it in good condition and ensure that everything connected to the house, including light and water, is legal.

For me, this is what government service should mean, helping people when they need it and giving families a fair opportunity to build better lives.