Pouring water over each other may be a harmless spring tradition for those who willingly participate, especially children and friends playing together. But it does NOT give anyone the right to drench people going to work, elderly people, or anyone who doesn’t consent. That is assault and humiliating.
The young man who died should never have died. But if the water fights had remained among willing participants, he might still be alive today. Tradition is no excuse for forcing it on others.
- Katlego Mphela never won us anything
- Bernard Parker never won us anything
- Tokelo Rantie never won us anything
- Dino Ndlovu never won us anything
You won us a Bronze Medal.. even if Pitso doesn’t select you… Your achievements won’t go unnoticed!! 😩😭
General Mkhwanazi you have been investigating the criminals for so long by the time you addressed us ,you had done your homework thoroughly.
Shamase 🙌🏿🙌🏿🙌🏿🙌🏿.
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[LISTEN] Policing Union SAPU has called on President Cyril Ramaphosa to immediately reinstate suspended National Police Commissioner General Fannie Masemola.
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The first step to end GBV for the next generation
- “Don't slap a woman back if she slaps you..because you're stronger” ❌️
“Don't slap a man because he is stronger.. he’s gonna moer you.” ✅️
Teach young girls that Actions have consequences…
Wow man . A big shout to @CheckersSA , asked a lady who works here for help she responded that she's deaf .
It's great they don't discriminate against those with disabilities .
It's unheard of .
Former Kaizer Chiefs striker, Siyabonga Nomvethe says South Africa should open football academies for strikers to help local players compete in Europe and stop foreign forwards from dominating the PSL goalscoring charts.