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Because no amount of caution can truly keep them safe. Uyinene was killed in a post office. Tsontso was jogging. Telling women to send each other their locations doesnβt solve anything. Problem ke banna. Men are the reason women are being killed, eseng lack of caution π§πΎββοΈ
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There isnβt a single woman in SA that is not vigilant. Not one. We live in constant fear, everyday. We have anxiety because of it.
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I heard someone say, βYou have too much history with God to act like this chapter is where He suddenly stops being faithfulβ π
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Go to church bruv. Dont fall for that propaganda of I pray alone. βWhen two or more are gathered in my presence, there I am in their midstβ. Praying alone is good. But you need fellowship. You need the encouragement of other believers.
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The biblical text says plainly that it wasn't instant. Moses raised his staff and God sent winds that took the whole night to fully create the passage way. The passage was fully formed by morning. God's blessings are generally not instant, wait on Him β€οΈ.
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On this day in 1956: Women's anti-pass march. Credit: Afrika Mayibuye/Kevin Harris (1993)
They must put their photos in every government building so people think twice before ba dira ditshila.
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Beyond the chapters Bookclub ππβοΈ we review books through an experience π€πΎππΎβ¨οΈπ₯ππ
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The last time BeyoncΓ© performed in Brazil, someone tried to steal her from the stage and she's never been back there since. This is also why the distance between her stage and the audience is now a hundred feet apart π
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Rejecting your own citizens for lacking the proper documentation, while calling others xenophobic for insisting that people should have the correct papers to enter and remain in a country legally, seems quite ironic to me.








































