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Women wholeheartedly loathe the idea of providing for a man.. honestly, it comes to a point.
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I will personally never do this shiii again, once was enough...you have to tone down every fucking thing to accommodate umfana! also, the lifestyles are usually very different...goals as well...the worst shit ever...never again!!!
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The overreaction on Havertz is crazy. Its ONE GAME!
Ball knowledge in the pits if you can’t see what he brings. Space invader & raider! Gyokeres doesn’t score if Havertz isnt standing where he was!
Built like RVP, on his day what a talent! Shots from impossible angles. Tsamina.
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If you earn R50k and your girl R60k, both your lifestyles are the same.
Earning R8k and being with a woman that earns R60k, you'll feel it.
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I don't think it is a problem of "more". Most guys who get R30k wouldn't mind a woman who earns R40k. There is very little lifestyle exposure differences you two have.
The issue comes when she is earning R100k and you earn R30k. The R130k lifestyle you will both live is dependent on her.
Not many men and women know how to manage that dynamic. Especially with our patriarchal society. Even if you find the most woke girl, we are still products of our environment. And we don't live in isolation.
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I’m on your side fully. Me too. But reality is not on our side. I watched a woman fall out of love slowly because she was carrying the both of us while I was doing piece jobs.
I was working at cotton on while she was earning a nurse’s salary. She never fought, she never argued. She just started returning from work to shower, while het friends waited outside. She’d go out and returned whenever she wanted. I became nothing to her.
Women wholeheartedly loathe the idea of providing for a man.
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The interesting thing about this halaal chat is if people dig deeper
They would find most of these eateries are Muslim owned ,specially to include their community.
If you want a non halaal spur , take out 8 million and open your own, or drive until you find one simple
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I wonder if bona bangayidla yini inkomo eshiselwe impepho when it was slaughtered 🤧🤧🤧🤧
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Yaz I said it but yall swore at me. This hits different now neh
We’ve disconnected electricity at a reservoir owned by Johannesburg Water, in Centurion. The City of Tshwane is owed over R62 million by the entity. The original bill stood at 69,4 million, but only R7 million was paid after a final notice was issued.
Disconnection actions are the last measure used by the municipality to recover revenue owed.
We continue to plead with customers to honour their municipal bills. Without revenue, we are unable to deliver services to residents of Tshwane.
#TshwaneYaTima @CityTshwane
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The good thing is that many of us don’t blindly follow ideologies or borrow our opinions from others. We have no problem with people practising their religion freely. But when religious practices start influencing access to public institutions, government contracts or economic opportunities in ways that disadvantage or exclude others, we will certainly speak out. Religious freedom should never come at the expense of fairness and equal access in our public institutions.
*VIRAL HALAL VIDEO: SONGEZO ZIBI DEBUNKS CLAIMS*
A woman's viral video alleging that South Africa's Muslim minority is imposing halal food on the Christian majority has sparked widespread criticism.
*Songezo Zibi, leader of RISE Mzansi, challenges these claims* in this video. @SongezoZibi
Prominent voices, including *Phumzile van Damme and Redi Tlhabi*, have also challenged the narrative, while *News24 has published a detailed fact-check* exposing misconceptions surrounding halal certification.
Concerns have also been raised about attempts to import divisive religious narratives into South Africa.
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"She's being sabotage " 🙄 I've been asking what that PR merchant has actually done in my city to get all the praise . Switching off electricity for unpaid buildings doesn't mean wa spana
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@SabeloChalufu looks like 30% is the new gold
I have a tradition of making friendly wagers on election outcomes.
In 2024, I bet Minister Jeff Radebe that the ANC would get around 40% of the national vote. He was convinced they would get over 50%. I won a lovely case of wine! 🍷
This election, Minister Bheki Cele and I have a wager on the ANC’s performance in eThekwini. I’ve put them at 17%, while he is confident they’ll get 30% or more 😉
