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HER HUSBAND BECOMES DANGEROUS WHEN HE SLEEPWALKS, SO SHE HIDES IN THE BATHROOM WITH THEIR BABY, HOPING TO KEEP THEM BOTH SAFE… BUT SHE NEVER EXPECTED THIS TO HAPPEN.
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Kim Kardashian wearing Elizabeth Taylor's iconic $6.5 million emerald and diamond necklace. 💎
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Kunini ngithi yhooooooo 😳😳😳
It’s giving Dr Matthew. Am convinced there’s a lot of people with fake qualifications. 😳😳😳😳
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BRANDS:
Nandi Madida and Zakes Bantwini's Son Goes International With His Art
Young South African artist Shaka Madida (9) will feature in Connecting the World Through Art, an international exhibition celebrating art’s power to unite cultures and generations, taking place at the historic Kapelkerk in Alkmaar, the Netherlands.
Shaka debuted in the art scene last year in November 2025, when he celebrated his 9th birthday with his first solo art exhibition at Magugu House in Johannesburg.
#KgopoloReports
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A mother’s worst nightmare! Her reaction to the video evidence of the Eldorado Park e-hailing robbery says it all. Imagine watching footage of your own daughter involved in such a horrific crime. Even Angelique Yaya Munique is disappointed in herself!
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Will Smith covering his son’s ears while crying silently in that bathroom broke all of us. 💔😭
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So Khwezi and Lwandle’s baby was not conceived the natural way ? 👀👀👀
The guy asking questions in the diary session raised a a valid question. Did they get a donor ? What if Lwandle ?????? #IzinganeZesthembu
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Deadbeat Father Barred from Inheriting Deceased Son's R716,000 Estate
A father who abandoned his financial and paternal duties decades ago has been legally blocked from claiming a share of his late son's inheritance.
The court ruled that the absent father will not receive a single cent from the R716,000 estate of his son, who tragically passed away at the age of 29.
According to court records, the man had not been a part of his son's life since the child was just one year old. Despite failing to provide emotional or financial support for 28 years, the father came forward after his son's death, expecting a windfall from the deceased's estate.
The court took a firm stance against the claim, emphasising that a parent cannot abandon their parental responsibilities throughout a child's life and then expect to benefit financially from their death.
The entire R716,000 estate will be distributed without the biological father receiving any share.
