sagittarius ♐️ leo ♌️ aries ♈️
so many people underestimate you and their mistake is not seeing that you are the smartest in the room. years after years, your intellect, your talent have been ignored. you're always surrounded by jealousy. jealousy at work. jealousy at school, jealousy from neighbours. when so many people are rooting for your downfall, of course it will manifest as you constantly being sick. of course it will manifest as random car accidents, constantly falling or being injured. breaking some of your most expensive things, battling with mental health that you simply cannot find a reason for. too many energies want you to fail. you're supposed to be happy but nothing is cute. i need you to be steadfast in prayer. i need you to find ways that to protect yourself.
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My niece Lindokuhle Macu was fetched by her Transport and made it to school however , she is nowhere to be found.Her teachers searched for her within the schools premises with no luck. We're currently looking for her, please help.
If anyone sees her please call me @ 0797653211
AN ALLEGED DRUG ADDICT HAS BEEN ARRESTED FOR POSSESSION OF ALLEGED UNLICENSED FIREARMS AND AMMUNITION
One AK47, four pistols, knives, and cellphones were recovered in Danville, Pretoria West by LADGAC Team(Limpopo Anti Drugs, Gangsterism and Crime), unfortunately. The mother of the alleged suspect called LADGAC Team to her house to come and rescue her son, who has been suffering from drug addiction, upon entering the suspect's room. The LADGAC team could not believe their eyes after coming across a number of alleged stolen items were found in his room.
Unfortunately, social media users have lashed out at the LADGAC team for their incompetence after tempering with exhibits without wearing any gloves or calling the police, law experts say the actions by LADGAC might have compromised the case. "They should have called the police upon noticing such suspicious items without touching them," said one legal expert.