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@MrCharlesky Send details please

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consistent straight forward service from booking on the app to picking up my bag from the baggage carousel, all in the control of your friendly confident staff. @FlySafair #CustomerExperience #FlyWithFlySafair #FlySafairCares

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Do you remember when you joined X? I do! #MyXAnniversary

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straight forward customer eccentric experience @FlySafair #CustomerExperience #FlyWithFlySafair #FlySafairCares

[@luphumlongcayisa @luphumlongcayis]

A nation that is forever dancing, cracking jokes and scouting for the next thrill cannot be a smart nation. Entertainment has its place, but when the pursuit of fun becomes our dominant mode of being, it reveals a society addicted to dopamine rather than discipline. Laughter and leisure, when they are the default rather than the occasional release, numb us to the crises that demand sober reflection and deliberate action.

This obsession with casualness and ��fun’ is dangerous. When people are constantly distracted by the next viral joke or the next dance challenge or the next celebrity gossip, they stop cultivating the seriousness needed to tackle real problems. A population that refuses to sit still long enough to think critically will always be blindsided by those who exploit their apathy.

It has become easy for politicians, scammers and even religious pastors to manipulate people because our brains are not socialised to think analytically. The moment we are forced to engage deeply, we get bored; we just want to dance, laugh, and move on.

This is how populists thrive, how charlatans prosper, and how institutions decay. Politicians don’t take us seriously because they know they are dealing with a people who have grown to be facetious and prize entertainment over thought and enquiry.

Being casual about life may feel liberating, but it has a hidden cost, it creates citizens who are more entertained than engaged,. It breeds a culture of a citizenry that’s more more stimulated than strategic. It produces communities that are more playful than purpose driven . A nation cannot progress when its people are permanently tuned to amusement while their communities and institutions rot. Pleasure, ladies and gentlemen, must never replace vigilance.

Lento yo hleli nje kuya nyutywa, kuyanxilwa, kuya juxuzwa, kudlwabhizelwa ngee mpundu isizuta iingqondo futhi isithoba isidima.

[News Live SA @newslivesa]

Tshidi Madia from EWN joined NewsNation's "On Balance" to discuss President Cyril Ramaphosa and Donald Trump’s meeting "On Balance with Leland Vittert

[Tumi Sole @tumisole]

Just repost!

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@AskPerplexity @moe_dees @CadioArena Incorrect, it's add before you subtract(left to right), same answer 5 using BODMAS/BODMAS/PEMDAS

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@thesigmamindset where is the proof that the brain lies in this clip? I rather see proof that with less information, the conclusions drawn might be way off.

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@destinyzee G

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always efficient straight forward check-in boarding inflight assistance and disembarking and luggage collection. and ofcourse always on time. you guys are sorted 👌🏾 @FlySafair #CustomerExperience #FlyWithFlySafair #FlySafairCares

[MaLacoste 🇵🇸🇨🇩 @bane_mango]

I’m on this app called Be My Eyes where I get to help a blind person. Today a lady called, asking I read her daughter’s newsletter. It was in Sotho and this KZN Zulu, me, read the newsletter. She was laughing along the way but so thankful after. It made me cry. Happy I could help

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@Tina_Hokwana Public Private Secret

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@MightiJamie @came_chris stop @MightiJamie this is lazy my guy.

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@MightiJamie Africa Research Desk "It seems she has had enough of Fikile Mbalula and Cyril Ramaphosa." no shem, it really is about how much liver you have here eMzansi. Go on @MightiJamie represent this here continent with your insightful research. Ewu

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@Lazola_Ndamase Sicula uNgweyesizwe Ngweyesizwe sibhekisa kumongameli Lenox Leslie Wongama Sebe ngelo xesha uPoqo usilinde kula Mdantsane esithi siyathengisa. abazali CNIP card carrying members by virtue of being government employees besoyika uCharles Sebe.

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@nottsmlambo_xo Lovely colour. congratulations🎊🎉

[Ulrich Janse van Vuuren @UlrichJvV]

While I was going through security at OR Tambo International Airport, an American tourist standing in line behind me struck up an interesting conversation.

He was from Atlanta, Georgia travelling on a work trip to the UK, when he spontaneously decided to take a detour flight down to South Africa to fulfill his dream of visiting somewhere in Africa before turning 50.

In the days he spent here, he explored the sights around Johannesburg, toured Soweto, and saw lions, rhinos and other wildlife in reserves around the city.

His excitement was palpable. "Back in the States, what we learned about South Africa was all wrong," he enthused. "The city, the wildlife, the culture - it's all so amazing! Everyone needs to experience this! Just look at this impressive airport!" As he continued to share his plans to return, I couldn't help but feel so much pride.

As we moved through security, he eagerly shared his tales with the next person behind us in line, spreading his joy. Witnessing his enthusiasm having seen just a small part of South Africa and his eagerness to come back soon made me deeply grateful and proud of my home.

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@NoncebaMhlauli @AardvarkBloody @WatuJayP @NoncebaMhlauli people here tend to be sceptical of a response like yours, Eskom SAA SAPO and now seemingly Transet to which to a general extent people are exposed to, are broken. Maybe hyperlinks for info that allows for same kind of confidence as you show here.