Rego🥀

Khosi Twala in Otiz Seflo for #MMA26 #MusicXcellence #METROFMMusicAwards2026

@PopPulseSA No matter how beautiful the dress is ,something will show that it’s made by a South African designer.

Gorgeous sweet doll with a face card that never declines DIDI X @UltraSA #DidiMothobi

@consciousphilos I can cherry pick too.

Hi @grok , could you please remove that Coca Cola bottle.

We need to come up with a name for Europeans outside Europe .

These are European settlers, not Australians.

Going outsiiiiiide ❤️

We don't talk much about the poverty in North West province. It's like everything stopped with Bophuthatswana and it's been frozen in time since then.

The wall at the elephants' house

Si vous vous sentez bête, Rappelez vous que des millions de gens (adultes) croient sérieusement que des pingouins et des kangourous sont partis jusqu’au Moyen-Orient, pour monter avec des milliers d’autres espèces sur un bateau de 130 mètres, fabriqué par un homme âgé de 500 ans.

The ocean. They tried to keep them out of the OCEAN!

DIDI X SA FASHION WEEK DIDI THE BRAND #DidiMothobi

Didn’t you have a rape festival recently?

Let me a share a glimpse of Tswana culture and I will be telling you about the accessory that Mapula Mafole is wearing. 🇿🇦🇧🇼 Look at her ankles, and what do you see? In the heart of Setswana culture, music is not merely heard; it is felt through the vibration of the earth and synchronized movement of the body. Central to this percussive storytelling are the matlhoa - traditional ankle rattles that serve as the heartbeat of Tswana dancing. Crafted with deep respect for the natural environment, matlhoa are traditionally made from the dried cocoons of the silk moth, often found in the Mopane woodlands. These cocoons are harvested, cleaned, and filled with small pebbles or seeds before being intricately woven onto leather thongs. When tied around a dancer’s lower legs, they transform every stomp and shuffle into sharp metallic "swish" sounds that cut through the air. More than just an instrument, the matlhoa are a symbol of communal identity. In traditional dances like setapa, the rattles ensure that a troupe performs as a single and powerful unit. The sound represents a dialogue between dancers and the ground - echoing the history and spirit of the Tswana people.

Top Black Female Artists on Spotify today #1 Rihanna +31.17M #2 Nicki Minaj +19.40M #3 SZA +16.13M #4 Beyoncé +11.77M

Ashley Ogle the diva u are!🤌🏾❤️ #AshleyOgle

Didlaaas😍😍😍😍😍

Rihanna in Mumbai, India.

Ahhh Didi is so pretty 😍😍😍