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So, you’re the one keeping them hot cross bun makers in business…
Silindokuhle 🇵🇸@Sli_Nd
@tanyajunghans Now I’ll always have that image when I eat them😭😭
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@tanyajunghans Now I’ll always have that image when I eat them😭😭
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While families were losing loved ones and healthcare workers were risking everything, others saw it as a business opportunity. Sies man.
Special Investigating Unit (SIU)@RSASIU
#SIUWorkingForYou| MPUMALANGA PPE TENDER WORTH OVER R14 MILLION DECLARED INVALID, AND UNLAWFUL, MOKONYANE AND MGUDLWA ORDERED TO PAY BACK PROFIT EARNED The Special Investigating Unit (SIU) welcomes the two judgments handed down by the Special Tribunal, which reviewed and set aside unlawful contracts awarded by the Mpumalanga Department of Health during the COVID-19 pandemic. The contracts, valued at R1,080,000.00 for 60,000 surgical masks and R13,297,500.00for 150,000 protective medical jumpsuits, were declared constitutionally invalid, unlawful, and void.
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@nitta_buhle Lmaooo my brother was born when I was 18, he told that he thought I was his mom and was hiding it and gave him to my mom to look after 😭😭🤣
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Ndothuka oko ke uba ndine brother ena12, and naye ucinga he’s my child😭
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Increasing electricity and paraffin on the same day then claiming to make efforts to cushion the poor from is mad business. Yall should have just kept quiet honestly .
Department of Mineral and Petroleum Resources @DMPR_ZA
In South Africa, the pricing structure of illuminating paraffin is specifically designed to provide relief to consumers. Unlike petrol and diesel, paraffin does not include fuel levies and most taxes, as a deliberate policy measure to keep it as affordable as possible, given its importance to low-income households. As a result, reductions in fuel levies cannot be applied to offset increases in paraffin prices. The increase in paraffin prices does not signal any reduction in government support for vulnerable households. As indicated in the earlier statement, work is underway to develop targeted measures to cushion the poor from the impact of high energy costs. These efforts form part of a broader commitment to mitigate the effects of rising living expenses. Government remains firmly committed to protecting vulnerable households and continues to implement both immediate relief interventions and longer-term measures aimed at improving energy affordability and ensuring security of supply for all.
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I don’t care what anyone says: Women thrive when they’re single.
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😩😭😭. Won’t even read the rest
Matthew LaBosco@matthew_labosco
5 early signs you have chronic stress (& don't realize it): 1. Waking at 3-4 AM.
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As of today, 1 April 2026, the Legal Aid SA Means Test has been revised upwards in line with the Consumer Price Index, in response to ongoing economic hardship and the rising cost of living, enabling access to legal services to a wider group of people.
Legal Aid SA considers what applicants earn, after tax, and own:
- Applications for legal aid in criminal/civil cases – applicants must earn less than R9,400 per month.
- Applications for legal aid in civil cases where the applicant is a member of a household – applicants must earn less than R10,200 per month.
- If an applicant owns movable assets, they must not be worth more than R173,300.
- If an applicant owns immovable assets, they must not be worth more than R812,800.
In criminal cases, children continue to automatically qualify for legal aid and do not have to undergo a Means Test.
In civil cases where a child requires legal representation, the family of the child will need to take and pass the Means Test.
Clients who exceed the Means Test may, in exceptional circumstances and having considered Legal Aid SA’s internal capacity, be granted legal aid, subject to the payment of contributions towards the legal costs.
If you have any questions, you can call our Advice Line on 0800 110 110, weekdays between 7am and 7pm. If you cannot call, send a Please Call Me to 079 835 7179 and we will call you back.
You can also read more on our website: legal-aid.co.za/how-it-works/
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Paraffin going up by R11 per litre, it’s always the poor who feel it the most. 🙆🏽♂️
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