This women's day, here's a thread of women we should know. It's yet to register that FIVE women led the march on this day in 1956, so I'll start with the forgotten figure: Lilian Diedericks was a founding member of FEDSAW, trade unionist and underground operative.
Opposition parties the next election is yours to loose. We are done with the ANC. Don’t waste time reminding us why they’re trash. We know. We lived it. Now tell us why you deserve our vote. We’re free agents. Seduce us. Woo us. Whisper sweet policies and how you plan to enforce them in our ears. We’re waiting!
Self-Grace 💪🏾 Here’s your reminder today: “I am allowed to grow at my own pace. I release what I can’t change and focus on what I can do today.”
You’re doing better than you think. Stop being so hard on yourself, ok? I love you.
Summary: "Malema made me do it. EFF bewitched me, someone takes drugs, tweets, and insults us at night. Fake intelligence report (Zuma's specialty), I will form a party but won't resign, revolution, progressive forces unite! Zuma is old, EFF bad, ANC bad, MK has scoundrels. I'm ok."
Finally parting the aves with my tenant in PE…
If you know of anyone looking for a place to rent in PE Fairview, please let me know or my agent
Danko, means thank you
Former traffic officer gets 12 years for murder of wife’s lover
The Mpumalanga High Court has sentenced 39-year-old former traffic officer Abednego Desmond Mbuyane to 12 years in prison for the 2023 murder of his wife’s boyfriend, Thamsanqa Sbusiso Nkosi.
Mbuyane tracked his wife to Kwanyoni Lodge using a GPS device after she ignored multiple calls. Upon arrival, he broke into the room where he found her with Nkosi. After a brief altercation, he chased and fatally shot Nkosi before fleeing. He later surrendered to police.
Though he pleaded guilty, the State rejected his version, arguing the murder was premeditated. The court convicted him of both murder and housebreaking, sentencing him to a combined 12 years, to run concurrently. He was also declared unfit to own a firearm.
The NPA and Hawks welcomed the verdict, reiterating their commitment to justice in violent crimes.