A boy has no name

There are many other accounts like this but this one is mine

[L E S E D I @_Hybreed_]

We stand with Ireland in these difficult times
🇮🇪🫶🏽🇿🇦

[A boy has no name @_EA888]

Uyaloya lo

[Thendo Ralph @ThendoRalph]

I pray none of my siblings never date this kind of woman 🤦🏽‍♀️

[Penuel The Black Pen @penuelist_]

There are 570,000 South Africans who earn over R1 million a year.

38,000 of them work for government.

[A boy has no name @_EA888]

@bigwillySZN Playing games

[Manikivana @Manikipi]

Four Home Affairs officials on a R25k salary per month, ran a visa scheme that made a combined asset portfolio of R16m in just one little HA office in Mpumalanga.

They sold 'study visas' to Nigerians, Zimbabweans, Somalians who run shops & salons.

Hayi ndincamile xem!

[A boy has no name @_EA888]

SARS…

[Village Guluva @VillageGuluva]

So Big Brother is just a scam that promise the participants lies. They promise them R1M and only give them way less. 😫😫

Video cred: Times Live

[A boy has no name @_EA888]

😭

[Nandkishor @devops_nk]

HR: Our company is very employee friendly.

The Company:

[A boy has no name @_EA888]

@Bhuti_Steve 96 months? Eh

[Lepokisi @Bhokisi_]

That CarTrack story is exactly why you should always put your health first, even if your employer doesn’t believe you. How do they even justify what they did?

[𝒎𝒐𝒆. @moe4demm]

This is how much it cost me to visit
Monaco 🇲🇨
Monaco is not as expensive as people make it seem, you just have to know when to visit..

——Tayo Aina

[A boy has no name @_EA888]

okpaige

[P. @_okpaige]

I’m never coming off my man, I love it here 🥹

[Bra Zwai(37+) 🧑‍💻 @zwai_ndimba]

Dear Devs,

The day I changed my CVto this silly and simple CV, I started receiving a huge volume of calls and interview invitations - sometimes direct job hire with zero tech interviews. I spent so many years wanting to make my CV "beautiful" meanwhile recruiters go through 100s of CV daily and all they wish for is just a simple to read and understand CV..

[A boy has no name @_EA888]

@onscryn Government entities and mining companies

[A boy has no name @_EA888]

How much was this car when it came out in 2020?

[B.C @BoitumeloCaleb]

R709 900
2024 Volkswagen Golf R
2.0L Turbo engine
235kW & 400Nm of torque
(96 500 km)
Full Service History

[Anish Moonka @anishmoonka]

Last year, a seven-time world champion told reporters his own team should replace him. He was coming off the worst season of his career. On Sunday, that same man, Lewis Hamilton, finished second at Monaco, a race where overtaking is famously almost impossible.

Hamilton has won the championship, the season-long title, seven times. Last year he joined Ferrari, his dream team since childhood, and it went badly. His teammate, Charles Leclerc, beat him in qualifying, the Saturday laps that set the starting order, in nineteen of twenty-four weekends. He finished the year eighty-six points behind. For the first time in his whole career, he did not reach the top three of a single race all season.

A second place at Monaco means more than one almost anywhere else. The reason is the track. Monaco is raced on ordinary city streets, so narrow the cars can barely fit past each other. And the 2024 race produced a first in the sport's history: the top ten cars finished in the exact order they started. Nobody up front passed anybody all race. A circuit like China can produce fifty overtakes in an afternoon. Monaco averages about twelve. Your result is mostly settled before the race starts, by where you qualify, then by not making one mistake for two hours.

Sunday gave Hamilton plenty of chances to make one. At the start, the car ahead of him, Max Verstappen's, broke down and dropped out, moving Hamilton up to second. Then the officials gave him a five-second penalty for speeding in the pit lane, where teams change tyres. A crash then stopped the race for forty minutes. When it restarted, the cars lined up for an eight-lap dash to the finish. Hamilton held second the whole way.

The driver who won, Kimi Antonelli, is still a teenager, the boy Mercedes signed to replace Hamilton when he left. On Sunday he led from the front, beat Hamilton by six seconds, and became the youngest person ever to win at Monaco, his fifth win in a row. Hamilton shook his hand on the podium. A few hundred metres away, the other Ferrari sat wrecked against the barriers. Its driver, Charles Leclerc, is a Monaco local who had just crashed out of his home race.

None of this means Ferrari are winning again. They have not won a race since October 2024, and Antonelli drove away from both red cars whenever he wanted. It was a strong second, but the fastest car still belonged to Mercedes.

Hamilton has won at Monaco three times before, in 2008, 2016 and 2019. Those were full victories, earned at his peak. Late last year, his own boss at Ferrari told him to talk less and drive more. He has gone from that to second in the championship in about six months. Most drivers never get a comeback like this. Second place might mean more to him now than any of those three wins did.

[A boy has no name @_EA888]

Coffee is BIG BIG!

[LH44(A) @LH44Fanpage8]

Lewis Hamilton and Kim Kardashian at Monaco Grand Prix after-party yesterday night

[A boy has no name @_EA888]

@Reginaldo_97 E tla tswa taba eventually

[Jackson @jackson_rem]

The moment Cyril Ramaphosa said this, I knew South Africans were on their own. The government is not serving the interests of the people