@nasiphim Hi Ma'am
Please interven...
Power in mamelodi west had been,
However portion of B1 and b2,,still doesn't have power, it's 4 days today..
Area 12 mboduma street mamelodi west b1.
Our meat are getting spoiled..
Please assist..
@CityTshwane It's day 4 now without electricity, wen power is being restored portion of mamelodi west B1 n b2, doesn't get restored..
Can a tech attend to our mini sub
All I wish for is @NetflixSA to give him one movie.
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@taku_dzwa1 Such mentality eradicated so many cultures, people stopped following their cultures BC's the first thing people think is negativity.
Have you seen moth of African attires for youth?
Don't have that stigma yabo pervert, those are kids end of story
Influencer Raises Over R30k for Learner Who Couldnβt Afford School Pie Day
Influencer Mandisa Tshingana has helped raise more than R30,000 for a learner from Thembalethu Primary School in the Western Cape after it emerged that he allegedly couldnβt afford the R40 required for pie day, sparking outrage online.
A classroom video shows several learners eating pies and drinking juice while the boy, who did not pay, sits quietly and hides his face as the teacher records the moment.
The clip quickly went viral, with many criticising the teacher for filming instead of helping the learner.
Following the backlash, Tshingana appealed to the public to donate in support of the learner and his family. The campaign gained strong traction on social media, and donations have since surpassed R30,000.
Many South Africans have praised the initiative, saying the funds will help ensure the learnerβs basic needs are met and restore his dignity after the incident.