Themba Ledwaba

@Ma_Belline You wouldn't say you've done that for yourself?

What the Lord has done in me... 🙏🙌❤️ #HappySunday

Defination of Inequality!!! Cape Town!

@nthabist Fine tingz 🌱

A king who lives forever in our hearts 💞

The first Black Social Worker in South Africa - Sibusisiwe Violet Makhanya (1894 – 1971). Image Source: Defiance College Pilgrim Library Archives

@BnBTianWeb3 @grok 🤔

#InCaseYouMissedIt When you see it RT

@Solphendukaa All the questions you asked are dumb.

This driver has 0 survival instincts . . Why didn't he drive when they arrived ? Also why did he open the window ?

What does a criminal look like?

#np Busi Mhlongo x We Baba Omncane

@busiswa_stemele I also love it. You're easily beautiful 🌱

Zandi took this picture maarn I love it🥹

Ababoshwe bonke

@Ma_Belline Gorgeous, I love the shoex.

Late Post... #HappySunday once again. #UmjoloWithAzola 😄😍❤️

Happy indigo child day!!! Here’s to 11 years !!!!

Fifteen-year old Lawrence Matjee after his assault and detention by the Security Police, c 1985, Photographer: David Goldblatt

Baby Amandia with her restricted mother Lorraine Mokgosi. Amandia has never seen her father, activist Stanza Bopape, who was “missing” at the time. It was later revealed that on 10 June 1988, Bopape was arrested by the police. He was taken to John Vorster Square where he was brutally tortured together with Murphy Morobe, a young activist from Soweto. He died on 12 June 1988, while in police custody, apparently from a heart attack following electric shock torture. His body was dumped in the crocodile-infested Komati River on the border of Mozambique and South Africa. Image Source: Learn and Teach Magazine