#dandarostreets Zimbabwean entrepreneur Adrian Dingiswayo is facing mounting allegations from multiple women who claim they lost money in dealings involving promised luxury gifts, online shopping and shipping fees. An Australia-based woman alleges she sent him US$700 after he cited his father's illness, followed by US$266 towards shipping five Coach handbags that never arrived.
Other women accuse Dingiswayo of requesting money to complete purchases and cover delivery costs before allegedly failing to deliver the goods or refund payments. One woman claims she sent US$120 towards a purchase after he cited a financial shortfall, but the promised baby clothes never arrived. She also questioned alleged shipping delays after receiving pictures of boxes and a woman said to be associated with DHL.
Claims that 15 more women have come forward have intensified the controversy, with social media users comparing the allegations to the infamous “Tinder Swindler” saga. The women claim they want answers about their money and the promised goods, but the allegations have not been independently verified. Dingiswayo's response was not available in the information provided.
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We often settle for encounters and moments with the Holy Spirit, when what He really wants is to dwell and abide in us.
We need to make room for Him to be able to occupy and stay in us.
And it couldn’t be more true
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@kingjimara @kulanicool Whereas, constitutional supremacy refers to post-apartheid legal culture. The constitution is the supreme law of the Republic, and any law inconsistent with the spirit, purport and object of the bill of rights, ie. unconstitutional is considered invalid
@kingjimara @kulanicool That’s wrong too lol. Parliamentary sovereignty was a product of the legal culture during the apartheid era of colonialism - where parliament was the principle law-making body and the parliamentary legislation was considered sovereign ie. absolute.
“Keep this Book of the Law always on your lips; meditate on it day and night, so that you may be careful to do everything written in it. Then you will be prosperous and successful.”
Joshua 1:8