@SizweDhlomo Sizwe mfowethu, here is a video we made that could help others who may not be able to afford an inspection or may not have someone to take with.
"She told me I have no education, no class…Whether it had racial undertones…that's something she could speak on…I let my racket talk…She's packed up & gone, I'm here…I don't take any offense…I'm proud the way I handled myself "
– Taylor Townsend on beating Jelena Ostapenko
‼️ ALERT: DANGEROUS BOLT DRIVER – PLEASE SHARE! ‼️
Bolt driver operating a vehicle with number plate JN 61 RP GP. Please be extremely cautious and avoid requesting a ride from this driver!
Here’s what happened:
• She requested a Bolt ride, and the driver arrived wearing a hoodie, making it difficult to see his face.
• Shortly after picking her up, he stopped at a traffic light, where a second man (with his face covered) forced his way into the car.
• When she tried to escape, she realized the doors were locked.
• She was held at gunpoint and forced to unlock her phone and give access to her banking apps, passwords, and PINs.
• They then drove her onto the freeway and counted to three before forcing her to jump out of the moving car.
• Thankfully, she survived, but all her bank accounts were emptied.
This is organized crime, and Bolt needs to take responsibility for vetting their drivers properly! If anyone has information about this driver, please report it immediately!
⚠️ Stay safe! Always check your driver’s face and number plate before getting into a ride. If something feels off, cancel the trip!
Dear first year varsity student
The picture below was taken in February 1984 at Motlhatlhana during my first year at the University of Bophuthatswana.
You are about to start with your lectures. From day one of lectures hit the ground running and don't remove your foot from the peddle until you done:
1. For each course be familiar with all the requirements as soon as week one (DP - that mark you need to write exams, - it’s usually made of test scores throughout the semester, tutorials, labs if applicable, attendance)
2.Each day make sure you spend some time going over work covered in class and even read ahead for the next day. Make this part of your routine without fail
3.Take tutorials serious & ask tutors and lecturers when you are not sure about concepts. Dont be afraid to ask for help, they’re there for you
https://t.co/QvcLeDOlq9 consistent! Be serious about your commitment & stick with it.
If you do this I can almost guarantee you won't fail a single course.
Deputy mother
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