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Maturity is realising that most black South African salons don’t know how to handle African hair.
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Some people confuse peace with a relationship where nobody says what they really think; that’s not peace.
That’s two people quietly avoiding the inevitable conversation.
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Leave tables where God’s name is mocked, even if it means eating alone for a season.
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Those who put plates with bones in the sink and cups with tea bags, what exactly is your problem?
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Pap with wors and tomato gravy is one of the best meals to ever come out of South Africa
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Dr Musa Mthombeni and wife Liesl Laurie celebrate their 5 wedding anniversary in style! I couldn’t pick a favourite 🔥🔥
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Replying to @SwiftieLee1
Cheating is a huge character flaw, there is no logical reasoning behind why anyone should do it. I don’t care about biology, that has always been an excuse. If you tell yourself something enough times, it’s not hard to become just that. You can tell yourself you’re loyal too 🤷🏽♀️
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Unfortunately she was not aware that she was addressing her killers who were also applauding her
My name is Senamile Masango, a nuclear physicist, a scientist, founder and Chairperson of women in science and engineering in Africa #wiseAfrica
Myself addressing the President
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Me watching people my age afford a wedding while I'm still recovering financially from buying sunscreen.
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There’s always this unexplainable feeling every time I go through my wife’s IG and see how soft her life is 🥹❤️
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Replying to @SAVOICES_
Mara men, this is also where a conversation amongst you guys needs to happen. This sugar daddy culture startes because of your thirst for kids. Where are your age mates? And then my gender- baddie culture. You ladies made selling your bodies a fashionable thing, your life is worth a bag, a wig and a bottle of champaign.🤮
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There was this one time when I saw a picture of a young man crying after graduating and he wore just a plain Tshirt and jeans , his picture touched my heart and I didn’t know then that we share the same surname!
I looked for him until I found him and Israel funded me to have a graduation celebration for him at a Hotel in Umhlanga, where he got to dress up and his whole family was transported and booked at the hotel to celebrate this day! 🥺❤️🫶
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I just remembered that since I started dating I have never been called “My world “… mhlampe ngiyi province.
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Lol my sister a man who doesn't want peace is a man who's not familiar with peace. He wasn't raised in a peaceful state 😌. He only knows chaos and will chase chaos, our sisters should just digg deep about a man's background, people always bring their childhood everywhere they go
































