🏴 🤝 🇭🇷
A touching message from Croatia presented to @HKane ahead of tonight’s match ❤️

ALT To Harry Kane, Congratulations on winning the ballon d’or and becoming ENGLAND’S ALL-TIME RECORD APPEARANCE HOLDER WITH 126 caps - TWO REMARKABLE ACHIEVEMENTS THAT REFLECT YOUR EXTRAORDINARY CAREER AND LASTING legacy. iN 1880, ENGLISH INDUSTRIALISTS BROUGHT THE FIRST FOOTBALL TO CROATIA, INTRODUCING THE BEAUTIFUL GAME TO THE PEOPLE OF ŽUPANJA AND LEAVING THEM A GIFT THAT WOULD BECOME PART OF CROATIAN FOOTBALL HISTORY. today, we are proud to return that gesture with this replica of the historic ball - a symbol of the lasting bond between english and Croatian football. with heartfelt congratulations and best wishes, Croatia national team & football federation
ta mthura retweeted
Kylian Mbappé is the one who made the world see France as a dominant terrifying force That’s the truth whether you like it or not
ta mthura retweeted
Guys, please let your colleagues settle in a bit before you start breathing down their neck about something urgent with your coffee breath. At least give them a chance to connect their laptop 😭
ta mthura retweeted
Capitec is a lot of things but ka fraud you can’t touch them. They need your blood type and DNA strictly from your armpit hair before they send anyone R100K+.
ta mthura retweeted
But okes, there seems to be a clear rise in online content that is trying to sow disunity in South Africa on the basis of religion. We must absolutely push back against this kind of nonsense. We’ve been a multicultural and religiously diverse country for a very long time.
ta mthura retweeted
"No matter your age, you'll always wish you started younger. But today is the youngest you'll ever start"
ta mthura retweeted
Really miss the days when we were young and completely excluded from family drama. Ngoku uyafakwa sana, whether you like it or not😭
Ultimately, any FinTech start up in South Africa eventually becomes a Corporate Mashonisa, it seems like the only way to make money.
The South African digital-commerce company @Yoco_ZA Technologies has secured a $100 million (R1.6 billion) credit facility from Victory Park Capital Advisors, backed by private equity giant TPG, to help support its network of merchants.
Yoco will use the money for finance and cash advances to its customers, Chief Executive Officer Carsten Höltkemeyer said.































