Tebza Ngwana

[EducatëdHillbilly™ @RobProvince]

Some dudes gonna bang a model and wonder why his kids look like Aladdin’s accomplice…….

[Tebza Ngwana @Mrembula]

Yoh 🤕

[Ichigo Niggasake @SomaKazima2]

Ngl just under 3 is nuts

[ⱤɆ₳Ⱡ ฿Ɇ₦ @AtRealBen]

Bro…

[Tebza Ngwana @Mrembula]

They would all rather die in another man’s country but their own…

What kind of people are these?

[🇿🇦TheGreatDlamini🇿🇦 @Phislash]

Its a know strategy of theirs to make noise and scream like animals whenever cops come to investigate their lifestyles.

Look at what they were doing in Vietnam just last year, exactly the same behaviour.

[Tebza Ngwana @Mrembula]

7 years is nothing compared to what they got away with

[J Stewart @triffic_stuff_]

This is what “honour” looks like in 2020s Britain.

A 21-year-old starts seeing a 17-year-old girl. Her brothers don’t approve. So a masked gang drags him from his front door in Telford in broad daylight, legs hanging out the boot of an Audi, and takes him to a shipping container.

They strip him, tie him to a chair, and torture him for hours while filming him begging for forgiveness. Then they phone his dad and demand £20,000 or they’ll kill him.

He only escaped because later, when two of them got out of the car, he locked the doors, saw the keys were still in the ignition, and drove himself to a takeaway for help.

He was left with a fractured eye socket, a torn retina, broken ribs and severe bruising. He now suffers PTSD and rarely leaves the house.

Five men just got a combined 37 years. Three of them (including the two brothers) got 7½ years each. The judge said it was driven by “perceived family honour”.

This isn’t British culture. This is an imported system that still treats women, and any man who dates them without family permission, as property to be punished. It arrived with certain communities and has been allowed to take root while people look the other way.

While we’re told all cultures are equal, actual young men are being tortured in storage units over “honour”.

Shocking.

[💸 @trulyflxcka]

she was getting dug out

[Ichigo Niggasake @SomaKazima2]

This is my official petition to ban Atlanta from the United States

[Judaeda Blanco @Judaeda3]

Tell Zimbabweans my bra? It’s long overdue.

[Tebza Ngwana @Mrembula]

@zamanguban67170 @Sira_C @tv3_ghana @MbuyiseniNdlozi Uzokhala.

[Tebza Ngwana @Mrembula]

@ZANewsFlash So foreigners can disrespect our law enforcement by pushing and kicking them and law enforcement just stands by watching?

[Tebza Ngwana @Mrembula]

Reasons why liberation movements should never govern a country

[Zeee 🇿🇦🌻 @Zamaswati_M]

Bedford road, Yeoville, Johannesburg 💔 (spot the irony)

2010. 2026.

[MR. HiMSELF @pushinM15]

A woman had an EasyEquities portfolio for 6 years.

Every time life happened she sold shares. Car problems. A deposit. Her daughter's school fees. Sell, sell, sell. Each time, she owed SARS a slice of the profit when tax season came around.

Her friend, a wealth manager, sat with her one Sunday and opened her app. He didn't sell a single share. He tapped on something called EasyCredit instead.

Her portfolio stayed fully invested. R45,000 landed in her account within days. No shares touched. No capital gains tax triggered. Her investments kept compounding quietly in the background.

She said "wait, so I didn't have to sell anything?"

He said "that's what nobody teaches you. Once your portfolio is big enough, you stop cashing out and start borrowing against it. A loan isn't income, so it's not taxed like a sale is.

EasyEquities will lend you up to 33% of your qualifying shares and ETFs. You spend the loan.

Your portfolio keeps growing untouched."

Here's exactly how EasyCredit works, and what it actually costs 🧵

[Erimus @HeDontMakeNoise]

All because she wants to trend on social media 🤦🏽‍♂️

[Lisakhanya @lee_Duruwe_]

Respectfully, the call wasn’t even in the top three craziest parts of this story. 😂

[Tebza Ngwana @Mrembula]

Sigh…

Reasons to not eat at a strangers house.

[Kadir Mutlu @mutlu_unitezim]

Bu yavru kedi yaşadığı travmadan sonra yaşar mı aptal kadın...

Sanki çamaşır yıkıyor 😵‍💫

[Monroe @Monroe1659842]

Sometimes the unexpected tosses are the most rewarding. Yes, he was scared—and learning to respond through that fear is exactly what we’re training for. In a real emergency, children don’t get a countdown. They have to rely on the skills they’ve built through practice. This was his first unexpected toss, and I couldn’t be more proud of his response. He cried for a moment, then calmed himself down, closed his mouth, and began responding to the skills we practice every class. That’s the kind of emotional control we’re working to build. And yes, he did swallow some water—and that happens. The important part is that he wasn’t continuously swallowing water. He regained control, closed his mouth, and responded. That’s exactly what practice is for. With continued practice, his response will become faster, calmer, and more automatic. Afterward, we celebrated with two high fives and took a moment to talk about what he had just accomplished so he understood how capable he truly is. Progress isn’t about never being scared. It’s about learning how to respond despite the fear.

[Lowrey @Nwayitel0]

Wow, good people still exist in this world. I'm chopping onions. 😭

There are no words to express how I feel. All I can say is, thank you so much, @biphakathi God bless you ���️🙏

[V12 @6L_V12]

To hell with these foreigners. These people are very disrespectful.
What nonsense is this?

[Ian @Iwendtster]

The Ai lord’s own conspiracy theories about Ai are coming true.

This might be one of the reasons why everything is happening between Elon Musk and Sam Altman with open Ai.

[LambChip @_Lembz]

South African 🇿🇦 do not like to travel 👀👀