Jessica Mathonsi

[Jessica Mathonsi @JessicaMathons1]

@Nandi_Madida Hii
I just finished my N6 in Management Assistant and currently looking for an internship in order for me to gain practical experience so that I can get my Diploma.i am available around Gauteng

[Thandeka Tshabalala @ms_ttshabalala]

Thalians & Lovers worldwide, thank you for the support & love throughout this journey. 🫶🏽
For those who have asked how they can further support, a GoFundMe has been set up, link shared below

@thalians_hq

https://t.co/N5ojHLAOZs

#ThandekaTshabalala
#BBMzansiS6

[Jessica Mathonsi @JessicaMathons1]

@kurt_036 My heart is broken 😞

[Jessica Mathonsi @JessicaMathons1]

@Iam_Tulie Yoo😭my heart is sore

[Jessica Mathonsi @JessicaMathons1]

@Motso_Belk29 See myself there🥰keep pushing

[Jessica Mathonsi @JessicaMathons1]

@vanessarushy Watching her from home sana 🤣🤣

[Jessica Mathonsi @JessicaMathons1]

@SiyandaNdimba Ahh sisi,still waiting to be added to Advocates group 😭

[Jessica Mathonsi @JessicaMathons1]

@SiyandaNdimba @MmeliDailyTags Still waiting 😥

[Jessica Mathonsi @JessicaMathons1]

@SiyandaNdimba @MmeliDailyTags Hi can you pls add me on the WhatsApp group

[Jessica Mathonsi @JessicaMathons1]

@SiyandaNdimba @preciou6624602 @Daisie_leey Hi can you also add me?

[Raesetja @Raesetja123]

Stranded in Thailand: 13 South Africans say they were forced to work in online scam, not paid, told to pay R250 000 for their release.

A group of at least 13 Young South Africans who say they were promised jobs in English customer services in Thailand were then allegedly taken by force to a different country, which is Myanmar.

They were forced to work for 14 hours a day scamming people online, and not paid for the work. And when they requested to go back home, they were allegedly told to pay R250,000 each for their release.

To date, they are still stuck in Thailand after spending Christmas there and possibly now having to spend a new year there. They say because they could not do the job of scamming people very well, they were thrown out into the bushes by the people who had captured them and kept them by force.

Now they are stranded in a place that they do not quite know in Thailand. They don’t have any money for flights, they’re isolated and they say they are getting various illnesses. One young woman says they were recruited under the promise of better opportunities.

Instead, their passports were taken, their phone access restricted, and they were forced into online scam operations. Those who refused say they were punished and sometimes given only one meal a day. One man says he was told he would be an “internet promoter.”

But after being forced to cross a river, he realised the job involved scamming people — something he says he could not do.

A third person says the food they are being given is making them sick. He describes getting skin reactions, stomach problems, and people being ignored when they report illness.

The group says some women were harmed, threatened, insulted daily, and forced to work without pay. They say all they want is to come home but, two weeks after asking the department of international relations (Dirco) about the matter, they have not responded.

What do you think, why is the government not responding to questions about this group? How many more people are being recruited overseas under false job promises right now?

[melanin💜🦋 @melanin22904796]

i think we can all agree that @Nate_Sett is the perfect person to model for Hair majesty , I mean look at her work sana 🫰🏾she’s so good at what she does 💋💕 @DJZinhle this is Nate Setwaba !!

#BBMzansi
#NateSetwaba

[melanin💜🦋 @melanin22904796]

Hi bestie💋 @DJZinhle, looking for Hair Majesty model ? I think @Nate_Sett is the perfect girl because she will inspire others with her confidence, self expression and individuality , promoting a positive message about beauty and identity 💕

#NateSetwaba

[Jessica Mathonsi @JessicaMathons1]

@BBMzansi ❤️ ❤️

[Women For Change @womenforchange5]

The recent conversation between Ashley and Bonni on Big Brother, which invalidated a survivor's experience, is deeply troubling.

When a woman bravely shares her story of sexual assault, it is vital to offer support, not judgment or mockery. Labelling Karabo ‘Kay B’ Mphirime experience as "attention seeking" and failing to stand with survivors are harmful microaggressions that perpetuate a culture of victim-blaming.

These attitudes foster a culture of silence and shame, discouraging survivors from speaking out about their experiences, and it extends far beyond the so-called "mean girl" behaviour - it highlights a systemic problem of rape culture. We must believe in survivors, amplify their voices, and stand with them in solidarity. #BBMzansi #womenforchange @BBMzansi

[Deep House Freak @DeepHouseFrea]

"bare dlala ka yona oska fana ka yona" MCs ne🤣

Anyway please book me, am available immediately 🙏🥹❤️
#deephouse
#deephousefreak

[Deep House Freak @DeepHouseFrea]

This year I play everywhere. My passport is even ready.

Available for bookings,🥹✊
Shout-out to those who booked me last year. ❤️🙏

[Thabiso M. @thabisomoyo__]

Please repost guys so that people now that I am closing the donations now.

I will post an update when the debt has been fully cleared.

[Danilo @odedanilo]

next year we get the jobs , apartments and cars we want .

[Danilo @odedanilo]

Dear Sis ,
You about to touch so much money in 2025

-claim it