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14/08/2025

So tomorrow we are to give one of our followers a K20 talktime. Maybe the first to comment on this post but on our page. Follow for more prizes to come!

14/08/2025

Staying in NG'OMBE Township is a Nightmare! Getting on buses to and from ng'ombe is worse! Every day you are referred to as a COW! When there is one seat remaining pa bus, the call boys will be like; "One NG'OMBE! One NG'OMBE!" The driver himself will receive a phone call and respond; "Boi nizakutumila. Nili bize, nalonga NG'OMBE apa so!!

06/08/2025

How can you have a boyfriend and not give him money? Are you that wicked? Brothers am I speaking your mind?

06/08/2025

Very soon will be giving K20 airtime to at least one person a week! Follow us for more!

06/08/2025

TODAY'S QUOTE
Hair remover is more important than airtel data bundle!
Don't argue am not feeling well!

05/08/2025

Which one can win?

05/08/2025

05/08/2025

Banda: whats that smelling?
Bwalya: mmm? me I cant hear anything smelling...

BEMBAZ AND ENGLISH!

05/08/2025

South African farm worker says he was forced to feed women to pigs

BBC-A white South African farm worker accused of killing two black women says he was forced to feed their bodies to pigs, according to lawyers.

Adrian de Wet is one of three men facing murder charges after Maria Makgato, 45, and Lucia Ndlovu, 34, were killed while allegedly looking for food on a farm near Polokwane in South Africa's northern Limpopo province last year.

Their bodies were then alleged to have been given to pigs in an apparent attempt to dispose of the evidence.

Mr De Wet, 20, turned state witness when the trial started on Monday and says farm owner Zachariah Johannes Olivier shot and killed the two women.

Ms Makgato and Ms Ndlovu were searching for soon-to-expire dairy products which had been left for pigs when they were killed.

Mr De Wet, a supervisor on the farm, will testify that he was under duress when he was forced to throw their bodies into the pig enclosure, according to both the prosecution and his lawyer.

If the court accepts his testimony, all charges against him will be dropped.

The case has sparked outrage across South Africa, exacerbating racial tensions in the country.

Source: ZNBC Today

04/08/2025

"The law in South Africa says the next-of-kin determines where the deceased will be buried!"

- Attorney General Mulilo Kabesha

04/08/2025

The ECL burial case in SA..