HIMBANGA KAHYA JUGOT HB

[Crazy Moments @Crazymoments01]

A madman can only be cured of his madness with the help of another madman. 😅

[Peché Africa 🇿🇦 @pmcafrica]

Amantombazane 😭😭😭

[Yoko @Kibet_bull]

😂😂😂😂

[RUAKA FINEST🔥 @Ruakafine]

You don't have to worry😌♥️Choir master with a banger agaiiin😜

[Dailyfoodfacts @dailyfoodsfacts]

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[ChrisExcel @ChrisExcel102]

Work hard to take your kids to white schools where teachers behave like teachers

Not these SADTU content creators who show us ass everyday on the internet..😩😩

[Hussaini Muhammed @HussainiMuoj]

Kasongo the sniper and the master of the jungle now,

[Madumetsa- TeffuJoy @MadumetsaTeffu]

He must be found this ANC liability. @MYANC @MbalulaFikile

[Michael Yaw Antwi @mikeautoplug]

Sexual immorality will dry up your wells in prayer, limit your strength, hold your thoughts in judgement and steal your joy and fellowship with the Holy Spirit. Flee from sexual sins!!!

[Xavio @Xaviololo]

Fui a la boda de mi mejor amigo. Entre vuelo, hotel y traje me gasté 900€, y le regalé 150€ en un sobre. Una semana después, a la vuelta de su luna de miel, me escribió por WhatsApp: "¿Puedo preguntarte una cosa sin que te ofendas?"

[jovial.ace @jovial_ace]

Showing my mum my new girlfriend to see if she’s the perfect one for me.

[Jasper💨 @lookatjasper]

Why the pastor dey jealous naw 😂😂

[News Live SA @newslivesa]

Taxi boss Joe "Ferrari" Sibanyoni has concluded his testimony at the Madlanga Commission of Inquiry.

“Mine at this present juncture is just to evacuate this arena leaving you with this few words, see me when I see you, if you don't we shall see one another in the near future and there we shall smile because this was well planned by Almighty God” Joe Sibanyoni

[Ian Cameron @IanCameron23]

I want people to remember Sivenathi Toto as the young woman she was before the attack.

Sive was only 23.

In August 2022 she was attacked so severely in George that her life changed permanently. According to the case before court, she was dragged from her home, assaulted until she lost consciousness and then dumped near a petrol station.

She survived.

But she suffered severe brain damage and a stroke. She lost her ability to speak and walk independently and is now permanently wheelchair-bound and dependent on other people for her daily care.

The man accused of attacking her was reportedly granted bail the day after his arrest.

Action Society became involved and continued monitoring her case. Four years later, the court process is still continuing.

When we talk about GBV victims, we understandably speak about the women who have been murdered.

But there are also women like Sive.

Alive, but carrying catastrophic injuries for the rest of their lives.

Her life cannot simply become another forgotten court file because she survived.

Say her name too.

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[zizipho @zizipho50]

#Incaseyoumissedit🚨🚨🚨Jacinta's husband post disputed by @AfricaisBlack and given a free lesson..

[Anambra 1st son @UchePOkoye]

This is a very interesting video. Tortoise using the privilege of being educated to scam his people.

[Ken Manix, le pancratiaste 360° @ManixKen]

[MA RÉFLEXION]

JB Mpiana a dit : « On ne festoie pas sur la tristesse d’autrui. »

Il y a quelque temps, Willy Ngoma perdait la vie, tué lors d’une attaque de drone ou d’un bombardement. À l’annonce de sa mort, certains n’ont guère dissimulé leur satisfaction ; d’autres ont ouvertement jubilé. Ils avaient sans doute leurs raisons, qu’ils estimaient légitimes.

Le paradoxe est qu’aujourd’hui, certaines de ces mêmes personnes s’érigent en gardiennes de la morale et s’indignent de voir d’autres se réjouir de la disparition tragique de deux hauts gradés de l’armée dans la catastrophe aérienne de Kenge. Alors que, tout comme eux, ils ont également des raisons qu’ils jugent aussi légitime pour justifier leur joies.

Pour ma part, j’ai toujours considéré la vie humaine comme sacrée, y compris celle de celui que l’on pourrait tenir pour le pire des hommes. Aucune mort ne devrait devenir un prétexte à l’allégresse. On peut avoir combattu quelqu’un, condamné ses actes, détesté ce qu’il représentait et même éprouver un soulagement à l’idée qu’il ne puisse plus nuire. Mais la décence morale devrait, au minimum, nous imposer de la retenue devant la mort.

Car quelles que soient nos convictions, nos victoires, nos fautes, nos titres ou nos accomplissements, nous partageons tous une ultime égalité : toute existence humaine s’achève un jour par la mort.

Aujourd’hui, c’est l’autre que l’on regarde partir. Demain, ce sera quelqu’un d’autre. Et un jour, inévitablement, ce sera nous.

La mort devrait nous rappeler notre humanité, jamais nous la faire perdre.

[Karyn Maughan @karynmaughan]

The people of South Africa are truly special.
Please let’s find this kind gentleman! ❤️

[YOBAMS. @djyobams]

Meanwhile another pastor with same nationality and reality but totally different message.

If you like allow dem gaslight you 😂

[Peché Africa 🇿🇦 @pmcafrica]

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