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you guys moving into your new apartments is a very nice thing to witness, makes me to even work harder cos Lord knows how I want my own space.
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says the gender that takes their dicks out in public to pee anywhere in the streets.
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Looking back at old photos and realizing you were actually always so pretty, you just didn’t see it back then
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Foncity looks fun, I just dunno if I have the endurance for it 😭 ngimdala
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I would really love to have a wholesome December. No heavy partying, just lunch dates with my favourite people, good food, meaningful conversations and quality time with the people I love. Nothing too hectic, just enjoying the little things and making beautiful memories
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Rest in peace Rhey Osborne. 💔🕊️ After bravely fighting brain cancer, may your soul finally find eternal peace. Life is truly fragile, and some battles are just heartbreaking. Sending strength, love and prayers to the family, friends and everyone who loved him. 😭💔
Gone but never forgotten.🕊️
Kunganyiwa!
Mother Demands Answers After Grade 1 Daughter Allegedly Bullied at School
A mother, Cee'Yaaah Selowa, is demanding accountability after alleging that her Grade 1 daughter endured a disturbing ordeal at school, leaving the young learner traumatised.
Selowa says the matter began on 22 October when her daughter returned home with bruises. Despite reporting the incident to the teacher and later approaching the principal and Department of Education, she claims her concerns were not adequately addressed.
The situation allegedly worsened when the child returned from a school fun day with her hair cut, eyebrows shaved and belongings, including her school bag, clothes and sandals, damaged.
The mother says she also approached the police but was reportedly advised that she could not open a case against a minor.
Selowa maintains that her daughter no longer feels safe at school and plans to return on Thursday to demand answers and clarity on protective measures.
She is calling for an urgent investigation, accountability and intervention from education authorities.
The Department of Education is expected to examine the allegations, establish what happened and determine whether the school fulfilled its responsibility to protect the learner. The allegations have not been independently verified.
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I keep getting waves of anxiety and I keep wondering if I’ll ever be able to move from this. Then I remember that there are many women before me who have gotten out of worse situations and came out even better. I’ll be just fine. I just need time.
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I don't think people realise how observant i am, I'm not stupid, I know more then you think I do, when i ask
just know I already know the truth, i just want to see if you'll lie to me.
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How do you guys heal from things? Because I genuinely don’t think I’ll ever recover from this unfortunately, I thought I was a strong soldier, but I fear I have been defeated🤣
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There is a certain satisfaction in discovering that you can be happy again without the person you once thought was essential to your happiness.
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Missing Student Alwande Ngcobo: Durban - Kwazulu Natal
Members of the public are requested to assist in locating 19-year-old Alwande Ngcobo, also known as Mamah, who has been reported missing.
Alwande was last known to be at Howard College, University of KwaZulu-Natal, in Durban - KZN. Her family last communicated with her via WhatsApp on 26 October 2026.
The 19-year-old is described as short, medium-built, with an afro hairstyle and brown eyes.
Alwande is a student and content creator. Her family has reported no known circumstances that may have contributed to her disappearance
Anyone with information regarding Alwande’s whereabouts is urged to contact her older sister, Wendy Ngcobo, on 073 429 1772, or Reaction Unit South Africa (RUSA) on 0861234333.
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