Superstar status. Lover.

@Agendawura Hhayi niyadelela shem🤞🏽🤧

An apartment in Ghana vs South Africa

@Khumalothando19 @zynnitta_true That’s plausible 🤧

@literockstar @zynnitta_true She probably doesn't know that the girl lives with her boyfriend.

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@Mpumiln I think that’s the plan all along 🤧😝

Nah, that Foodlovers R100 deals is a trap. I am not going. I’ll end up buying things I don’t even need and spend boma 1 million. Mission abort 😂

@_ayanda_sengane None 😖🫠am I the problem? Lmao

Female or Male Manager? Which one you prefer?

@ChueneDaniel @joy_zelda Well if they did anything, she wouldn’t need to intervene in the first place. I feel like they are going to get a bad rep in their one on one 🫠

@joy_zelda The MEC of health never said anything not even get a chance to speak

Premier Dr Phophi Ramathuba calls out lazy Mahwelereng nurses 👏👏 Nurses at the facility reportedly arrive at 07:00 but only attend to patients at 09:00 This women is Leadership 🙌🙌🙌 give her Flowers

@AmoNtombi @OfficialPhiwah 🤣🤣🤣thinking on his feet. Coz they were gonna tear him up

Guy had to make a plan fast😄

@CityofJoburgZA @Loyiso_Masuku Definitely not a good time to be parading around in designer frocks 🫠

Executive Deputy Mayor and Finance MMC, Cllr @Loyiso_Masuku, tabled the R97.1 billion 2026/27 Budget Speech on 27 May 2026. Under the theme, “Building Johannesburg Together: Investing Today, Securing Tomorrow,” the budget reaffirms the City’s commitment to expanding service delivery, driving strategic infrastructure development, and securing long-term financial sustainability. The City’s key revenue drivers include Electricity (R27.8 billion), Water and Wastewater (R21.5 billion), Property Rates (R18.8 billion), and Refuse Removal (R3.6 billion). Through this budget, Cllr Masuku outlined the priorities needed to accelerate economic growth, revitalise communities, and strengthen a capable, responsive local government that serves all residents. Together, we are building a resilient, sustainable, and future-focused Johannesburg. #JoburgBudget2026 #JoburgFinance ^NJ

@Khumalothando19 @zynnitta_true Also why would the mom set them up like this 🥺🫠

@literockstar @zynnitta_true Yea, men are just hunters by nature. He'd do something he wouldn't have thought of doing if the sister wasn't near.

@CityofJoburgZA @Loyiso_Masuku Wild how they’re tabling an excessive budget when there’s no money to service it. 🤷🏽‍♂️😖

Executive Deputy Mayor and Finance MMC Cllr @Loyiso_Masuku has tabled the City’s R97.1 billion Budget for the 2026/27 financial year under the theme: “Building Johannesburg Together: Investing Today, Securing Tomorrow.” The budget focuses on infrastructure renewal, financial sustainability and improving service delivery across Johannesburg. #JoburgBudget2026 #JoburgFinance ^NJ

@motho_oa_Modimo @MKAYMAMPONE It’s not being stingy it’s knowing the value of your money 🤪

@MKAYMAMPONE How can they be broke like you when they stay in Waterfall Country Estate? Maybe they are just stingy

First time I went to deliver at Waterfall country estate and I saw those houses that appear on Top Billing. I thought I'm going to get nice tips. Kuphi lapho, those people are just broke like me. I barely get tips from there🙄

@Khumalothando19 @zynnitta_true Emotional bonding is where the danger is 🤞🏽🤪

@zynnitta_true Even if her sister was built like a man, you just don't tempt fate like that, nature will take its course.

@zynnitta_true She’s got every right to not trust her boyfriend around her sister 🤧🫠 she probably knows what he is capable of

@ghostinheel 😂😂😂 askies… that’s rough!

vinegar is finished, and they’re accusing me of drinking it😭😭😭😭😭😭

@Nduuh_Masondo 😂😂😂

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

@murphygee5 @Da_k3s Wanting to stop every 30 minutes to go pee 🤨😳

@Da_k3s Nahh drunk people are annoying

Getting drunk while we are still preparing to leave

@DadaMorero 🫠😳 they need to be made to pay the monies due, otherwise as the city attach and sell off the properties to recoup costs

The City of Johannesburg has today disconnected several properties in the inner city due to persistent non-payment of municipal accounts. The affected properties include Berea Mews Body Corporate with an outstanding balance of R10,488,392.85, Cont Body of Medelin Court with an outstanding balance of R49,088,327.36, Beatrice Lane with an outstanding balance of R11,903,210.02, and The Controlling Body Parkview with an outstanding balance of R15,937,438.47. These properties have failed to honour their obligations to the City despite benefiting from municipal services. The outstanding amounts relate to unpaid property rates, electricity, water, refuse removal and other municipal levies. The City of Johannesburg will continue intensifying its revenue collection drive to protect the financial sustainability of the municipality and ensure fair payment for services rendered. Residents, body corporates and property owners are urged to settle their municipal accounts to avoid disconnections, legal action and further enforcement measures.

@SagewaseSouthAh Concentrate on the story line 🤭😂

High school 😭 They look like 40,year olds

@KhanyisaniNtul4 Plus they also bully people in townships to use their taxis instead of car pooling 😳🤨

@literockstar That is true also the disrespect by taxi drivers make make their business to be undermined

Yesterday in a taxi from Bara to Protea Glen, we were with certain known actor from our local telenovela. When he got off people started gossiping that bayahlupheka labantu, in my head i am thinking but we also in a taxi🤔🤔. Life is hard for everybody, who set this standard for other people 🤔🤔why being in taxi is associated with struggle in SA

@KhanyisaniNtul4 @Nazovic99 Most people don’t like using taxis and so if they’re out of the Gautrain routes. They would rather use their private vehicles 🫠🥺

@Nazovic99 But why cant you use public transport, i leave my car at home