@mhlongo_manqoba@sinethembac1@SizweDhlomo Yeah, I'd share more, his exact address and all, but that would be illegal. I don't want to get sued & I don't have money for lawyers.
@_PalesaLetlape Guys it's important to communicate with your children. They're people with feelings, ideas & personal autonomy too and that should be considered.
Lol misogynistic influence is so complex, even people who believe they’ve moved beyond its influence can still be affected by it. This is you objecting to these practices, yet now you seem to view them differently. Cultural conditioning got you too. How unfortunate.
@Liziwe_G @lavidaNOTA I feel like you guys underestimate how rich he actually is, his international booking fee is about $300k. It's not unreasonable that he can afford that property
Vodacom’s interim results for the six month period ended 30 September 2025* will tell a story.
The settlement amount on the PleaseCallMe matter has been accounted for in those results.
*Interim results are expected to be released on SENS on or about 10 November 2025.
@ThabisoMishack@ID2KIP@uNqubekoo That's entirely Khoza and Sukazi's prerogative to run their businesses at a loss, but if the Siwelele owners want to breakeven from their club then it is also their own prerogative, they should do as they see fit. It's obviously way cost effective to travel by bus than plane.
VODACOM AND MAKATE REACH A DEAL
Vodacom has finally reached a confidential settlement with Kenneth Makate, ending their two-decade-long legal battle over the “Please Call Me” invention.
The telecom giant confirmed that both parties have agreed to withdraw all court actions, marking the end of one of South Africa’s most publicised corporate disputes.
While the settlement amount remains undisclosed, Vodacom said it will be reflected in its interim results for the period ending September 2025.