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Beyoncé has officially released ‘MORNING DEW (DONK)’ from the self-titled sessions (2013) with repurposed visuals of ‘Kissing You’ from the B’Day Video Anthology album (2007)
@doewards@FBAGoddess444@tariqnasheed Your response sounds like you are the type of parent who enables their child a lot because the bus driver hitting the child would be the least of my worries
The child has the nerve to touch adults inappropriately, what other despicable acts is he doing?
@queensofbravo So real and raw and such a huge teaching lesson for so many families... Because many people are suffering inside and turn to bad things... Praying for Healing and growth for Mary and fam and everyone in similar situations. May God heal 🙏
Gomolemo laid to rest
Gomolemo Mavimbela, a 9-year-old girl from Thembisa in Gauteng, was laid to rest at Mooifontein Cemetery on Saturday, 9th November 2024.
The funeral service, held at Forth Mission Church in Maokeng, was attended by mourners bidding a heartfelt farewell.
Tragically, Gomolemo lost her life in an accident on Andrew Mapheto Drive on 30th October 2024 while traveling to Edleen Primary School with her mother and a 13-year-old neighbor.
The vehicle they were in collided with another vehicle driven by Shaune Mogaila, a player from Sekhukhune United, who veered into the opposite lane.
Gomolemo's mother is currently hospitalized in the Intensive Care Unit, unaware of her daughter's passing.
The 13-year-old boy is also receiving treatment at the same hospital.
Mogaila was arrested and subsequently granted bail of R20,000 by the Thembisa Magistrate's Court.
The case has been adjourned to February 4, 2025.
Mogaila has been charged with reckless driving, fleeing the scene, and culpable homicide following the discovery of alcohol bottles and suspected drugs in his vehicle by authorities.
Initially, he fled the scene but later surrendered to the police.
What is happening in the Democratic Republic of Congo is evil, and it is sad that African voices are quiet when their own people are dying like this, yet they make noise about conflicts away from the continent.
Is African life less important than any other, is the death of a black person insignificant?
Are you ashamed of speaking for your own people, only to suddenly find your voice when bad things happen elsewhere away from the continent?
History will never respect Africans for allowing this to happen on their watch, especially those with voices who would rather be seen writing about conflicts elsewhere!
@Jerry_Ramokolo Don't even blame yourself or wish anything differently, you did everything out of love but his hurt was poisonous. I also had 9 years of being understanding and trying to mend and fight for my relationship until I just had to choose me and let go of the glass that's cutting me