Uhmm??? 😭😭😭😭

so refreshing to see kenneth nkosi outside of a comedic role

I'm out of yohs.. the polygamist?

I'm so strict as a friend, this shit wouldn't fly under my regime

As a man hater, this show is rage baiting me😭

Maybe she was ambushed at padel 🥺

One can't even banter on these streets because you take everything so seriously.. tjo la bora shame 🤣🤚🏾

Yoh hai she needs to put the phone down 🤚🏾

In all of this, I feel so bad for Magesh man. That man wasted yearssss of his life, covering up for his fucked up brother 🥺

No trip to Mars? Hai Doneli shippers are the odogwu's of this season clearly 🤭

This photo was taken in 2008. I was a young reporter, notebook in hand, in Khayelitsha, trying to make sense of the first wave of xenophobic violence to rip through this country. I was profoundly affected. I watched Somalian mothers in tents, cradling their babies in disbelief. Spoke to Ethiopian men, almost crying from the shock and pain of it all. I thought: We will never let this happen again. Yet, here we are. Eighteen years later and I'm watching the same fires, literal and figurative, and the same dangerous lies spreading faster than ever, turbocharged by social media and amplified by politicians who should know better. But the numbers do not support the narrative. Immigrants, documented and undocumented combined, make up roughly 4 million people. That is about 5% of our population. The idea that 5% of the country is responsible for our crime, our unemployment, our collapsing healthcare? It is not just wrong, it is mathematically absurd. Look at who the Zondo and Madlanga Commissions have implicated. Look at rape statistics: 120 women a day, and a third of South African men have admitted to committing rape. Are we really blaming foreigners for that? If every undocumented immigrant left tomorrow, your local public hospital would still be broken. Not because of the person standing ahead of you in the queue, but because of corruption, mismanagement and decades of underfunding that have nothing to do with them.  March and March's June 30 deadline is not a peaceful protest. It is a dog whistle. And the media and political figures who treat it as legitimate activism are complicit in what it is actually designed to trigger. I started explain.co.za because I believe that access to accurate, contextual information is not a nice-to-have. It is the foundation of a functioning democracy. And a democracy that allows dangerous misinformation to go unchallenged, that allows real economic despair to be weaponised against the most vulnerable, is one that is putting itself at serious risk. We have covered this crisis extensively at explain.co.za. We will keep doing so. Because owe it to each other to do better. #SouthAfrica #Xenophobia #MediaLiteracy #Journalism #Democracy #Explain #FactsMatter #SouthAfricanMedia #BuildingInPublic #Immigration

Lmaoooo 🤣🤣🤣

Again, this is the Hlathi and Thumeka I knowww! #InimbaMzansi

I think Dinana might be jealous of Bahumi because I don't understand this energy #Kwababa

Also which brands are associated with her? Mxm le ska dlala ka rena lona 🤣🤚🏾

nothing more irritating than a stronger together black yoh

Ope's stocks are dowwwwn 😩

I won't lie, being labelled xenophobic hurts man.