Bomi@Life

💯🇿🇦 when something is important enough u do it even if the odds are not in ur favor.

[Bomi@Life @MrPewuuuu]

@TheCity66 Cape Town RSA

[Bomi@Life @MrPewuuuu]

@RikaMostert2 @NhlamuloNeay Court room looks fancy also

[Bomi@Life @MrPewuuuu]

Damm 🙆‍♀️🙆🙆‍♂️
This is sickness

Good job state🫴

[#PutSouthAfricansfirst @Patriot_S_A]

21-year-old Akhanya Makeleni has been sentenced to 160 years in prison after pleading guilty to 24 counts related to the sexual abuse of young children between 2023 and 2025.

The three victims, aged between 10 and 12, were related to him. Makeleni admitted to showing them the victims' explicit images, raping them, and threatening to kill them if they disclosed what was happening. It is reported that he was also aware that he was HIV-positive.

The abuse came to light after one of the victims suffered a painful, swollen abdomen and confided in her aunt, prompting the other children to disclose the abuse.

The Court Ruling: Judge Nozuko Mjali rejected his attempt to blame the abuse on substance use, described him as a serial rapist and sexual predator, and welcomed the prosecution by State Advocate Tanduxolo Soga, as announced by the National Prosecuting Authority.

[Bomi@Life @MrPewuuuu]

@Jj_makaveli Well done 2pac

[Bomi@Life @MrPewuuuu]

Bathi nangu🙆‍♂️🙆🙆‍♀️

[Yusuf Abramjee @Abramjee]

ARRESTED;

Major-General Mulangi Mphego is the arrested cop.

He is former crime Intellegence officer left the police force in 2009.

[Bomi@Life @MrPewuuuu]

Tjoweeee🙆🙆‍♀️🙆‍♂️

[Nhlamu M @NhlamuloNeay]

Just in:

Former Police General arrested, the 57 year old man is charged of unlawful possession of more than 100 rounds of saps-issued ammunition

#MadlangaCommission

[Bomi@Life @MrPewuuuu]

@D_Molatoli Criminal hiding in a police uniform.
Now Gen Masemola nd his team mst deal with all d bad ones in saps

[Bomi@Life @MrPewuuuu]

@D_Molatoli Good one

[Bomi@Life @MrPewuuuu]

@LungeloSNtuli1 @D_Molatoli Thats what they do😅🤣

[Bomi@Life @MrPewuuuu]

@Protect_SAnow @D_Molatoli All eyes r on this case.

[Bomi@Life @MrPewuuuu]

@Protect_SAnow @D_Molatoli Not a chance

[Bomi@Life @MrPewuuuu]

Thats great news🫴

[Tau e Tshehadi @D_Molatoli]

BAIL DENIED

Sibiya has been denied bail. He will be back in court on 24 November 2026 for further investigation.

"He destroyed evidence, threatened the victims, threatened to wipe off Mr. M's family, including the 16 year old victim".

There was no way he would get bail!
#Sibiya

[Joe Rogan Podcast News @joeroganhq]

Whoever this officer is, send him to France NOW.

[Bomi@Life @MrPewuuuu]

🤣😅😂

[Zola ❤️ @zola_ni]

Hayi maarn Oom Gwede, uthini na ngoku. 😂😂😂😂

[Bomi@Life @MrPewuuuu]

Yeees..

[𝕀𝕒́𝕟 ✞ @Ianswago]

Fast cars aren’t always strong cars. 🥶🔥
A true taste of power.

[Bomi@Life @MrPewuuuu]

Au auu awuuu 🙆‍♂️🙆‍♀️🙆

[Abahambe Majola🇿🇦🇷🇺 @LadyAbahambe]

Another Nigerian scammer caught live at the Cape Town international airport 🤣🤣

[Bomi@Life @MrPewuuuu]

Aiiboooo😅

[Screen Mix @ScreenMix]

الصورة الأكثر تداولا من مظاهرات فرنسا

[Bomi@Life @MrPewuuuu]

Genius 👌

This VW bus and Him looked alike thou. 😅
Its like they were twins

[Alvin Foo @alvinfoo]

At age 21, Jobs sold his Volkswagen bus for $1,500, while Wozniak sold his Hewlett-Packard calculator for $500.

Together, the sales provided the funds for their initial venture​​.

With this capital, Jobs and Wozniak embarked on producing the Apple I, introduced on April Fools Day in 1976.

A local computer dealer placed a substantial order for 100 units for $50,000, a significant milestone for the fledgling company.

To meet this demand, they purchased parts on credit, giving them a tight timeframe of one month to fulfill the order.

Leveraging the support of family and friends, they completed the order, earning their first revenue and narrowly managing to pay off the parts suppliers with just a day to spare.

They later met Armas Clifford "Mike" Markkula, a former manager at Fairchild Semiconductor International and Intel, who played a crucial role in the company’s development.

Markkula assisted in crafting a business plan and invested $92,000, in addition to helping arrange a $250,000 credit line.

The Apple I, marketed for $666.66 each, earned the company around $774,000.

Following the launch of the Apple II, Apple’s sales skyrocketed to $139 million, three years after its release.

The pivotal moment for Apple came in 1980 when it became a publicly traded company.

On its first day of trading, Apple’s market value reached $1.2 billion.

By the end of the day, the market capitalization stood at $1.8 billion, a remarkable achievement considering the company started in Jobs' garage.

In 1983, Jobs recruited John Sculley from Pepsi-Cola to be CEO of Apple.

The following year, they released the Macintosh, marketing it as part of a counterculture lifestyle.

Despite its positive sales and superior performance to IBM's PCs, the Macintosh struggled with compatibility issues with IBM systems.

Because of internal disagreements and strategic differences, Jobs was eventually phased out of the company he co-founded and left Apple in 1985.

Jobs returned to Apple as CEO in 1997.

He played a pivotal role in reviving the company, which was facing financial turmoil and was said to be on the verge of bankruptcy.

Over the years, Apple transformed from a personal computer company to a leader in cutting-edge digital products.

By the time of Jobs’ death in 2011, Apple had achieved a market value of $391 billion.

[Bomi@Life @MrPewuuuu]

@twenty4thgod Lol

[Bomi@Life @MrPewuuuu]

🤣😂🤣😅

[Spheshbongs @SpheleleGazu4]

Zizipho rushing to defend illegal foreigners in Gqebega .