Thapelo chirwa

Stay hungry, Stay foolish ,stay learning , stay succeeding _man city💙 ,khosi✌️📧@thapelochirwa05gmail.com

[Man’s NOT Barry Roux @AdvoBarryRoux]

If this appear on your timeline kindly repost. Lets help her get a Job. 🕊 🕊 🕊 🕊 🕊 🕊 🕊 🕊

[Manchester City @ManCity]

How many passes? 🤯

[City Chief @City_Chief]

TEN MEN. TEN MEN. YOU GOT BEAT BY TEN MEN AT HOME.

[City Chief @City_Chief]

This was one of the greatest Manchester derby performances of all time!

- 10 men for 74 minutes
- Won at Old Trafford
- Clean sheet
- Haaland with the winner
- Enzo masterclass
- Maresca tactical masterclass
- Guéhi: the Great Wall of Manchester
- Dias: Captain Fantastic
- Ndiaye absolutely incredible

What a team. What a performance. MANCHESTER IS BLUE! 🩵💪🏻

[P P @pp_privatejeet2]

Proper ManCity! 💙💙

[God Ares AI @godaresai]

Premier League Transfer Window 2026 — Part 2! 🔥⚽

Manchester City go all-in with Enzo Fernández, Elliot Anderson and Ayyoub Bouaddi, Chelsea welcome Morgan Rogers and Dibu Martínez, while Liverpool make huge moves for Bradley Barcola and Ronald Araújo. 👀

[Sage🇿🇦 @SagewaseSouthAh]

Kodwa Jesu niyendzani laphe Bochum,?
Niyendzani laphe Senwabarwana?

[Pro Jileka @MVProJileka]

Fear women 😭😭😭

[Thapelo chirwa @ThapeloChirwa]

@AdvoBarryRoux Fear womanoo..

[Johnny Midnight ⚡️ @its_The_Dr]

Wow. 1997 someone knew what was coming.

[Putin @Zaddy_Bruh]

Angry South African Community members force a Nigerian drug lord to eat his drugs #ABAHAMBE

[Yours, Sincerely @zinn_le]

Please go ahead and boycott Shoprite, MTN and DSTV around Africa. I want to see something.

[Voice of the People TV @voptvlive]

Let them chase everybody back home" - Barr. Darlington Agumuo backs South Africa, knocks Nigerian leaders

[yknipg @Yknip1]

Why is he not trending??

He’s a Ghanaian 🇬🇭 veteran telling the truth, he’s saying he doesn’t blame SA 🇿🇦 they started it as Ghanaians for the same reasons & many Nigerians died when it happened!

Why there’s so much noise when South Africans are doing it???

[Akani Nwanati @AkanimiltonM]

The camera found the right person this time.🔥🇿🇦

[Thandubuntu @Solphendukaa]

Ah 💔 this is so sad .

African governments are something else .

[Major League Soccer @MLS]

TLB 🇿🇦

[Sundowns Xtra ⭐️⭐️ @SundownsXtra_]

Another Defender that deserves our Respect is Ime Okon🙌

[Abahambe Majola🇿🇦🇷🇺 @LadyAbahambe]

How a Township Pick n Pay Franchisee Lost Everything

Meet Irish Modisane.

In 2009, Irish became part of a programme intended to bring more black South Africans into the formal economy through franchise ownership.

He took over a Score Supermarket in Siyabuswa, Mpumalanga. The store was reportedly in a poor condition at the time, but the promise was simple: build a successful business, create jobs, and help expand retail access in township communities.

For many South Africans, this is exactly what economic transformation was supposed to look like.
But according to Modisane, things did not turn out that way.

He alleges that township stores operated under very different conditions from stores in affluent areas. Customers bought more basic necessities and fewer high-margin luxury products, making profitability more difficult from the outset.

Modisane further alleges that unsuitable stock was frequently allocated to township stores, creating cash flow pressure and making it difficult to clear inventory before new stock arrived.

As debts accumulated, he says franchisees were required to enter into variation agreements that added interest charges to outstanding balances.

According to Modisane, Pick n Pay eventually took direct control of the Siyabuswa store. He alleges that head office personnel were brought in to run operations and that he was effectively excluded from the business he had built.

He claims that while the store continued trading, debts continued to accumulate in his name, leaving him in an increasingly impossible financial position.

Ultimately, the franchise was lost.

Today, the man who once operated a major retail store in Siyabuswa reportedly earns a living through recycling, he has not lost alone but an additional 100 plus people lost jobs under him

Modisane’s story raises uncomfortable questions now

• What protections exist for franchisees when disputes arise?
• Are township stores evaluated differently from stores in wealthier areas?
• How should debt restructuring be handled between large corporations and small operators?
• Did South Africa’s transformation programmes create lasting ownership, or simply temporary participation?

These are questions that deserve answers.
#BoycottBoxerStores #BoycottPicknPay @BoxerStores @Springboks