OPTION No1 - Hand outs & hand to mouth life
(1) Restaurant jobs
(2) R300 SASSA
(3) Increase in SASSA grants
(4) Food parcels
OPTION No2- Economic power
(1) Ownership of businesses and resources - farms, mines, factories, property, banks, etc
Which option are you interested in?
Is GBV gender specific? If yes, then women have no reason to be this agitated. Native women need to stop falling for these gimmicks by politicians and paid entertainers.
I’m shocked and angry by what I’m experiencing with Capitec.
A family member recently passed away. Four years ago, I took out a funeral policy to help cover basic fuel costs and family contributions when the time came.
Today, I’ve been told that my aunt was “over-insured” and that only the first three people who insured her will receive payouts. My claim will not be paid.
What I don’t understand is this: if the policy wasn’t valid because she was already over-insured, why was my application accepted and my premiums collected for the past four years? Why wasn’t the policy declined from the start?
I’m still sitting at the bank trying to get answers.
Has anyone else experienced something similar? What are my options from here?
I’m glad this is coming from a woman
A true woman is who Respects , values , willing to build with you, supports you and stays to make a beautiful life with you .
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We did it... We are the Ascending of African Football we are Sundowns Always and Forever Asijiki Areyeng Masandawana
🔴 As we sit watching this all important game on the continent.....How is this even allowed by @CAF_Online@CAF_Media
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