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I met this hardworking South African in Grayston drive. The company name is Coffee on Grayston, his number is 0670265999 for anyone who wants to book his services.
South Africans are NOT lazy !!!
Reduce unemployment by giving South Africans employment & business opportunities !
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Breaking News: Prisoners say they will not be eating for the next coming 2 weeks, as they are embarking on a strike. They're demanding South African government to give "them laptops to study"!
NSFAS is failing University of Limpopo, & yet prisoners want VIP free education!
What happened to laptops that NSFAS/ DOE was giving to students during covid19, because I remember there's was lot issues of those? Some students didn't recieve them!
Imagine prioritizing Prisoners over students 😩 this Democrazy is bogus...taxpayers money used to prisoners laptops to access Only fans😭 tjeeer ANC! #VoetsekANC
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Both b2b ABs and Springboks are special in their own right. I don't really care which is really the GOAT group. Richie was a special skipper leading a special group. Siya is a special skipper leading a special group. Why do we have to pile so much hate?
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WATCH: Police officers on the West Rand. @SAPoliceService @GP_CommSafety
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Springbok prop Ox Nche was called "the most destructive loosehead in the world" and "a human wrecking ball" on Sunday after the last-gasp Rugby World Cup semi-final victory over England.
news24.com/sport/rugby/world…
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Beautiful scenes in the city of Johannesburg, South Africa!
Stand strong #Israel! 🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱
This is not ok – at Durban, South Africa
Garden helper just arrived for work, 90m later than usual. Had to walk 8km, after being beaten by Taxi Thugs for daring to come to work. Thugs also stole his bicycle (recently serviced at a cost of R1,200) and cellphone. He's worried about getting home safely this evening, with his wages. This is war. Nothing less.
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EFF EKURHULENI CORRUPTION:
The EFF MMC of Finance Nkululeko Dunga fast tracked a whole lot tenders worth BILLIONS. These tenders were given to 10 new companies. The companies that received the tenders allegedly bought The MMC, a house and 2 cars amongst other things. The head of supply chain did not want to be part of these corrupt shenanigans, they are trying to kill her, she is under 24 hour guard. THE EFF HAS TAKEN LOOTING TO ANOTHER LEVEL. THEY LEAVING NOTHING. THEY LOOTING EVERYTHING.
#EFFIsACriminalNetwork
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Before and After.
The school threw away old furniture Lwandile from Lotus Gardens Township recycled it. 🙌🏽🙌🏽
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The man who was racially abusing an elderly black woman in the viral video
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He is my champ for this years #ComradesMarathon2023. The team whose colours he wore did him dirty today. He was told to slow down when he had decided to attack a hill. Then the seconding team didn't have any bottle for him & his running "mates" wldnt share.
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What a finish 🥺
Not All Heroes Wear Capes 🙌🏽
JAYPEE SNYMAN JOU LEGEND 🥇
Comrades 2024 training starts tomorrow 🤭
#Ziyasha #comradesmarathon #comradesmarathon2023 #SundayRunday #ultimatehumanrace
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Fake Pilot Scams Women: Kwazulu Natal - South Africa
Four (4) women from different towns in Kwazulu Natal have contacted Reaction Unit South Africa (RUSA) over the past week reporting a man identifying himself as a Pilot that had scammed them of thousands of Rands.
The man introduced himself as Ravi Kumar, a single Airline Pilot residing in Los Angeles - California in the USA. He sends out Friend requests to woman on Facebook and during a chat on Facebook Messenger, he asks for a contact number.
The women are then contacted on Watsapp using the number +39 3510164225. The prefix +39 is the International Dialling Code for Italy in Europe.
After chatting to the victims for a few weeks the man requests home addresses so he can send gifts. The women were sent images (picture 2) of a box that contained 15 000 US Dollars (R300 000).
The scammer then proffesses his love, promises to visit South Africa and marry the victims. Later he requests R5000 daily on each occasion explaining that the box packed with gifts and cash were being withheld at Customs, he was stuck at the airport or his bank cards were lost.
The women were collectively scammed out of R97 000.
