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The most beautiful video today 🤧 🥹 🔥

KANYE WEST CLOSES OUT HIS CONCERT WITH RUNAWAY CHILLS. Enjoy the full performance. 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

@destiny_ndlovu This makes people who are in genuine need suffer because we are scare of being scammed

I’m done assisting people. I sent her a voucher to buy sanitary pads just now, and she blocked me after. Are people really struggling, or are some just trying to make extra money? 🤔🤷‍♀️

@collinstimbela_ Happy birthday Collins

Happy Birthday to myself 🎂

@FlySafair Hi there your DM is not working even though I have followed u

@Hailseven Hi there. We sincerely apologize that your bag was broken into. Kindly send us a direct message if your bag was damaged or if any items were stolen from your luggage, along with your booking reference number, so we can assist you urgently. -BV

@FlySafair so my suitcase was brokent into.....your flight FA384 and I was not the only one

@LuyaDyani AyinabuXhosa tu ke le into. Ngumoni onobungozi obugqithisileyo uNandipha. Ukumnikeza umtyhi wokuba aye emngcwabeni ingaba kukubeka iimpilo zabantu esichengeni ngoba angalisebenzisela ukuzama ukuqhwesha elo thuba. Makanyamezele

ALL prisoners in South African prisons are granted permission and attend their loved ones funerals but Nandipha should not have that right yena yalls hate for Xhosa women is just madness you even make up false stories mxm!

Psalm 91 is not a slogan. It’s a place you choose to live. It’s easy to quote it when you feel afraid. Easy to read it when you need comfort. Easy to declare it when life feels uncertain. But Psalm 91 was never meant to be occasional. It’s positional. “He who dwells in the shelter of the Most High…” (Psalm 91:1) Dwells. That means you don’t just run there in crisis. You remain there in consistency. You build your life there. Because the promises in Psalm 91 are not random blessings. They are the result of proximity. You don’t accidentally live covered. You choose to stay close. Many people want what Psalm 91 offers… Protection when things go wrong. Peace when anxiety rises. Security when life feels unstable. But they don’t stay where those things are sustained. The secret place. The daily place. The quiet place. The place where you meet with God when nothing is urgent, but everything is being built. Verse 2 says, “I will say to the Lord, ‘My refuge and my fortress…’” Refuge means you have somewhere to run. Fortress means you are not exposed. That kind of covering doesn’t come from distance. It comes from dwelling. The enemy will always try to pull you out of that place. Through distraction. Through busyness. Through spiritual complacency. Because he knows this: A believer who lives in God’s presence is not easily shaken. Not because life is easy. But because they are anchored. So don’t just visit God when you need something. Live there. Return daily. Stay consistently. Build your life in His presence. Because Psalm 91 is not just something you read… It’s somewhere you remain.

South Africa is one of the few countries that carries “Africa” in its name so we know we are Africans - it is the calling out illegal activity of our brothers & sisters that is mistaken for rejecting the continent. We remain home to one of the largest populations of African immigrants. Holding accountability doesn’t make us less African.

@BabyThulzZz @FlySafair Askies, and they list all sorts of things that u must bring including receipts/invoices. Who goes around with invoices of their clothes, shoes, bags and tioletries that they have been using more than once. They even left one of the toiletry bags open.....I hate it here

@Hailseven @FlySafair Oh damaging luggage, that’s what they do best and the fact that it happened to a number of you just shows you how deep the rot goes. Glad the other airlines are up and running again, to think I used to fly with them from when they were called the taxi 💔

As the day winds down, we want to thank you for flying with us today. 🌙 Wishing you a restful night and peaceful travels. We look forward to welcoming you on board again soon. 🛬 -BV`

@Moitlis @FlySafair @Flysafair seriously why must we have our bags searched by these lowlives.

@Hailseven @FlySafair Also happened to me, then I decided to change the flight company, I'm no longer using them

@BabyThulzZz @FlySafair And I was not the only one in the same trip. Noooo marn @FlySafair you guys must do better. Thanks I will follow up, they have damaged my bag, they have stolen my things. Sorry u also went through this

@Hailseven @FlySafair I’m so sorry this happened to you. Looks like this is a common occurrence; flew with them on the 19th Feb they broke a padlock and went through the suitcase, stole perfumes. Please claim your stuff or else they won’t deal with their criminals.

@Rexi82970 @FlySafair @AneleAndTheClub And flysafair does not respond

@Hailseven @FlySafair @AneleAndTheClub Sorry dear.I made it my priority to never check any bags with them and never to check in early they broke into my back CPT airport.

🥺🎓 Athule Njongo worked so hard for his Honors at UJ, but one thing was missing - his mom. Thanks to a tag-team effort with @AneleAndTheClub , we made sure Mom was there to see it all. We flew her from Durban to Joburg to witness this incredible milestone firsthand! ✈️ Congratulations, Athule! You’ve made your family (and us!) so proud. 🇿🇦🧡 #FlySafair #Graduation #AneleAndTheClub

@FlySafair My journey was not smooth. Your people brokebinto my bag, stole my clothes, shoes and toiletries

Good morning and happy Saturday! ☀️✈️ Wherever you’re headed this weekend - getaway, family visit, or important trip—we’re here to make your journey smooth, safe, and comfortable. Wishing you clear skies and a wonderful day ahead. 💙 -BV

@PhilMphela Nandipha must pay for her sins.

Where was Nandipha's compassion when Katlego Bereng's family had to bury him. Katlego's mother couldn't even see her child's face for the last time because his body was burned. Two kids are without a father as you typed this. Where is the compassion in that?

@destiny_ndlovu A Capital Nooooo

May they allow temporary release on compassionate grounds for Nandipha Magudumane to go burry her mother 🥺😢🕯️

DAVID WAS ANOINTED… AND THEN HE WAITED. That’s the part people don’t like to talk about. In 1 Samuel 16, David is anointed king by Samuel. Oil is poured. God chooses him. The calling is confirmed. But here’s what most people miss: He didn’t become king the next day. Not the next week. Not the next year. It was about 15 years before David ever sat on the throne. And those 15 years weren’t comfortable. They were process. After the anointing, David went right back to the field. Then to serving. Then to war. Then to running for his life. Because the same man he was called to replace… Saul… was trying to kill him. Think about that. David was chosen by God… but hunted by man. He had the promise… but not the position. He had the oil… but not the throne. And here’s where it gets even deeper. There were moments when David had the opportunity to kill Saul. 1 Samuel 24 David is in a cave… Saul walks in… and David could have ended everything right there. But he doesn’t. Why? Because David understood something many people today don’t: Just because you’re called… doesn’t mean you skip process. David says: “I will not stretch out my hand against the Lord’s anointed.” Even though Saul was wrong. Even though Saul was chasing him. Even though Saul was trying to kill him. David refused to take what God promised… out of God’s timing. Now let’s bring this to today. We have people who go live one time… and call it a ministry. Start a page… and call it a calling. Get a few views… and think they’re ready to lead people. No process. No pruning. No character development. No submission. No wilderness. Just platform. But here’s the truth: God doesn’t just call you… He prepares you. The Hebrew word for anointing is מָשַׁח (mashach) which means to set apart for a purpose. But being set apart… does not mean being sent out immediately. There is a gap between anointing and assignment. And that gap is called: Process. David wasn’t just being delayed. He was being developed. In the wilderness, he learned: • How to trust God • How to lead without a title • How to fight battles without recognition • How to honor God even when leadership was corrupt Because if God would’ve given David the throne too early… he wouldn’t have had the character to sustain it. And this is the problem with today’s generation: We want to be seen… before we’re ready. We want influence… without integrity. We want a voice… without having been tested. But God is not impressed by your platform. He’s looking at your process. Because what you build fast without God… you will lose faster without Him. So before you call it ministry… Ask yourself: Have I been processed? Have I been pruned? Have I been tested in private? Have I learned obedience? Because David didn’t just become king because he was anointed. He became king because he survived the process.

I’m reading Psalms 23 and realizing that David was really just asking God to regulate his nervous system and quiet his anxiety. That language obviously just didn’t exist yet. 🥹