liema is the queen of bazozwa! this clip right here will tell you everything you need to know!
- she stood up to a house bully and make her cry real tears
- she stood up for everyone, cause everyone after this night found their voice and could fight for themselves!
- she chose principle over trying to put on a show
- she was a need for this season cause it would've been very toxic without her
also liema never bullied anyone, she came with a very soft, respectful and correct manner but she was rudely dismissed! she tolerated a lot until she couldnt anymore! this was the night people gravitated towards her, recognizing her as the heart of the house.
#BBMzansi #BBMzansiS6 #LiemaPantsi
I will be retweeting every video where she’s horrible to people in the house for awareness 🙏🏽
Glad you guys brought back those clips 🤭her fans can go to hell for I care. 🫵🏽❤️
What the draft amendment bill on the National Credit Act has brought to our attention is that institutions of higher learning are already empowered to sell student debt to debt collectors, now we are calling for the amendment to remove that nonsensical section that allows this!
I don’t think this is getting media attention the Dept of Trade & Industry wants student debt listed on credit bureaus. This is such an evil bill and it must not pass . You can oppose this bill by emailing [email protected]
Parliament to summon MacG after comments on Minnie Dlamini
Deputy Minister for Women, Youth, and Persons with Disabilities, Mmapaseka Steve Letsike, has strongly condemned podcaster MacGyver "MacG" Mukwevho for making derogatory remarks about media personality Minnie Dlamini on his Podcast and Chill show.
The comments, which included speculative claims about Dlamini’s past relationships and offensive insinuations regarding her personal hygiene, were denounced by Letsike as “repugnant” and a form of “online gender-based violence” (GBV).
In a statement released by the Department of Women, Youth, and Persons with Disabilities, Letsike asserted that MacG’s remarks infringed upon Dlamini’s constitutional rights to equality, dignity, and personal security. “Such statements are not only degrading but also contribute to a culture of disrespect and abuse against women,” she said, stressing the urgent need to tackle online GBV.
The deputy minister announced that MacG would be summoned to appear before Parliament’s Portfolio Committee on Women, Youth, and Persons with Disabilities to explain his conduct.
Noncompliance could lead to a fine or imprisonment of up to 12 months. Meanwhile, legal experts are reportedly considering laying a charge of crimen injuria against the podcaster.
His name is Ndiyakholwa Ngqulu, a former ANCYL/SASCO activist, he works in the office of Vice Chancellor at WSU. Just yesterday, he deliberately misled the public that #Sisonke was not a registered student. My heart bleeds💔& what do we do? @SihleLonzi@EFFYouthCommand
you’re expelling a young a 7 year old girl cause she got raped on school premises??? yoh hhayi sies man, msunu kaPrinciple waseBergview College! #JusticeForCwecwe
#JusticeForCwecwe
This is the principal of Bergview college, where a 7 year old child was r@ped (front and back) and instead of being supported, she got kicked out of the school and her mother was intimidated not to talk about the school. @Senzo_Mchunu_ please give this issue a special attention
2% vat increase, stage 6 load shedding, zanzou controversy, USAID cuts, budget speech postponed, non existent white genocide, the president of rwanda threatening our country, table mountain is on fire and we’re only two months into the year