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If Jesus Christ returned today and walked these streets people would still not choose him. That's the sad truth.
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Ibhari_FROM_Varsity
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Ibhari_FROM_Varsity
@AdvocateMangole
Administrator, Tour Operator, Investor, Management Accountant, Lawn Tennis Coach, Sports Personality. Lives in Mochudi
Hammanskraal, South Africa Katılım Aralık 2012
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Men's birthdays have been hijacked and aren't about men anymore. Try making it about giving thanks to his mother and see if he won't be excited about it.
𝕄𝕒_ℤ𝕠𝕟𝕕𝕠@Nomagugu_xo
Why are men always okay with doing nothing for their birthday?
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@UnityInSA @EFFSouthAfrica Starlink did not create any new jobs in Botswana, it just had an existing service provider sell it's hardware and people are who buy it are connected. Keep your local ISPs if you are worried about unemployment.
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@EFFSouthAfrica So you putting politics before unemployment.
Tell that to the over 8m unemployed people.
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MALEMA: That Starlink will NOT come into South Africa if it is not Compliant with BEE…
#VoteEFF
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That Jesus could still be coming soon
World of Statistics@stats_feed
What is something nobody from 1990 could have predicted about today?
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Most people think losing your eyesight is just part of “aging”
Nope. It’s part of modern life: nonstop screens, trash lighting, zero ancestral habits.
Your vision isn’t broken. It’s just begging for a CLEAR lifestyle.
Let me show you HOW to improve your eyesight to 20/20:
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"They offered me $5 million to shoot Ibrahim Traoré from behind specifically when he bends to pray to Allah. They even promised my family and me citizenship in their country. They called it 'an offer I couldn’t refuse.' To them, money matters more than humanity.
But I asked myself. Is $5 million worth carrying a guilty conscience to my grave? Will that money make me a king in a foreign land, or a fool mocked by their sons and daughters? I’d rather live as a lion in the wild than as a dog in their city."
~ Ibrahim Traoré 's guard
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King.
When things start going well for you in the cities
It’s very important to fix and renovate your parents house
Don’t take it as black tax
Life is very unpredictable
in case life doesn’t go according to plan and you have to move back home Ubuyeke kwikhaya elifudumele
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Had a simple argument with my boyfriend and he refused to apologize to me. So, out of ànger, I decided to leave home without his consent and went somewhere else. I waited the entire day and night for him to call, but he didn’t. Out of frvstration and a desire to hvrt him, I decided to sleep with my ex.
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I can't be laughing alone, guys. Please stop bathing in front of kids. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
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...is said that men can't handle. Man's love language is respect, just as God's love language is fear.
I suggest the Ministry of Gender should look into educating women & children on how to deal with men in a more natural aspect as one of the solutions to this issue. Ke lame🙏🏼
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...men.
The drive for gender equality was not sold well, resultin in the demishing of the order of nature(God-Man-Woman), & so did the drive for children's rights...givin birth to a disrespectful society.
A lot is done that hurts men, but I can put it to you that it is what..
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My Boy @duma_boko GBV has been a concern & everyone has been saying what needs to be done to make men understand the need to protect rather than harm women & children.
But, I don't remember any1 suggesting that women & children be taught how to love men & make life easier for..
Duma Gideon Boko@duma_boko
Our hearts bleed with the families of the victims and all those affected by Gender-Based Violence (GBV). There is no reason why anyone should lose their life to violence, and I extend my deepest condolences to the families of GBV victims. GBV remains one of the most pressing challenges facing our nation. It inflicts profound harm on individuals, families, and communities, undermining the very fabric of our society. As a new government, we have prioritized addressing GBV, understanding that it requires a comprehensive, collaborative, and sustained approach. Currently, law enforcement, the justice system, and the health sector provide immediate support to victims and their families through police facilitation. However, we acknowledge that more can be done, as GBV is rampant and evidence shows that new interventions are urgently needed. The Ministry of Gender’s top priority in the new year will be to engage extensively with stakeholders to develop new policies aimed at ending GBV. As a government that upholds human rights, we believe addressing inequality will also play a key role in tackling the root causes of GBV. Our country is rooted in peace, community, and compassion. We must dig deeper within ourselves and restore the dignity that once formed the foundation of our communities. We must reconnect with our values and break the cycle of violence. I believe that with combined efforts between the law and self-restoration, we can achieve peace.
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“Your chance of dying from a heart attack from that ‘vaccine’…according to their own studies…is 500% greater…than if you were unvaccinated…”
This is state-sanctioned murder.
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Is sad that gents be getting points at the groove for taking care of their gitas, but during the day when those friends are murrrd by poverty the gents look the other way.
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