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Five Basics Steps To Making a Good First Impression in Online Dating to Get The Attention You Desire!

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So, it is weekend and you’ve taken the leap and created a profile on d8sa.com… now what? Let’s look at the five basic steps of making a great first impression on our SAmatch dating site and getting the attention you deserve!

It’s great that you’re putting yourself out there, but if you don’t have the best possible profile, it’s a bit like going to a bar in your oldest pajamas. So put a bit of time and a lot of thought into your profile – we promise it will pay off, we have had many success stories over the years.

1. Make sure you match well with others
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The Other Elana Barkhuizen: 3 Years After Fake Racism Allegations, Still NO Apology To Annel Engelbrecht of Koeitjies & Kalfies Creche From Racist Panyaza Lesufi!

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Annel Engelbrecht, owner of the Koeitjies and Kalfies creche in Centurion, still suffers the consequences of a fake racism incident manufactured by a racebaiting black mother which was picked up by Panyaza Lesufi, the well known hater of Afrikaans language schools and MEC for education in Gauteng.

While the rest of the country has moved on due to mainstream media ignoring and forgetting about the incident, her reputation is still being harmed and she still suffers financially as a result of the fake and false allegations. This is because prospective clients google the name of her creche to do their research, before placing their children there, and she believes the negative search results which bring up the incident, is costing her prospective placements. Because she never got an apology after being falsely accused of racism she has no way of resoundingly countering the allegation.

This poor woman was made a victim of the fake racism accusers back in
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#TheAfricanWay – Another day, another black school burnt down – Black learners may now have (want) to get their education in traditionally white schools?

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South Africa is two days into 2020 and the first school burns. The Tokelo High School in the Vaal Triangle lost four classrooms due to arson. Panyaza Lesufi, the MEC of Education in Gauteng, is disappointed with the R4 million damage done.

It was soon established that arsonists are responsible for the damage, but the motive is unknown.
It is the umpteenth school where blacks learners receive education that were partially or totally destroyed by arsonists. Damage to school buildings over the past decade amounts to millions of Rand.

Observers are asking why only black schools are being burned, as it creates the impression that it is deliberate because they want to be educated  in traditionally white schools?

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Roll Call For Victims of The South African Genocide for December 2019. Exposed to harm through malevolent negligence by ANC

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WE ARE BEING SLAUGHTERED. Information is provided about white victims only because genocide exist when one group is being slaughtered by another group in a hateful manner. This slaughter is carried on month by month in South Africa, so the point is being made that a slow genocide is happening.

Dec 1 – The body of an as yet unknown 54 year old woman is found in her home in Short street, Hilton area, Aliwal North. It is discovered in a subsequent post mortem that she was strangled.
Dec 1- An elderly woman, Dirkie van Zyl (89) is beaten over the head with a hammer by a black male home invader during the night in Hoopstad. She survives but has to be hospitalized with a deep gash in her head.
Dec 2 – JB Strydom, a father of 3, is shot dead at point-blank range by Carlo Arendse, a coloured male, in the parking of the Menlyn Main shopping center. There was no reason to shoot him. Arendse only shot him because he felt like it. Strydom recently emigrat
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Angered pupils ‘burn down Durban school’ after getting ‘bad marks’

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The KwaZulu-Natal Department of Education has condemned the burning down of Zwelinjani Secondary School in Durban, after pupils allegedly became enraged over poor marks they had received.

“There are claims that the fire started after chaos erupted when school reports were issued to learners who felt that the results they had obtained were not what they deserved. The learners allegedly accused teachers of giving them bad marks,” department spokesperson Kwazi Mthethwa said on Thursday after the incident.

He said emergency services had been called out to Zwelinjani Secondary School in Zwelibomvu, in the Pinetown District, earlier in the day.

“Emergency teams have responded to fire incidents at the school. Buildings that were destroyed by fire include the office of the school principal, the school kitchen and staff room.”

Mthethwa said district officials had reported that that “no one was injured in the fire, but
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State-owned bus company seeks R350 million bailout

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The state-owned bus company Northwest Transport Investments, which transports more than a million people a day, is seeking a bailout of R350 million.

The transportation of hundreds of thousands of commuters mainly in the North West and Gauteng provinces and more than 1,600 jobs are at risk due to the financial distress of parastatal Northwest Transport Investments (NTI).

The 46-year-old company – which owns Northwest Star, the Star Line, and the Atteridgeville Bus Service – has applied to the North West government (its sole shareholder) for a bailout of more than R350 million, NTI chairman, Mojalefa Nale, confirmed to Business Insider SA. The company has outstanding debts of about equal to that amount.

In August, a high court judge placed the company into provisional liquidation, after an application from Driveshaft Baleka, which is a Pretoria-based company that rebuilds and manufacturers propeller shafts.

It was owed R890,000 b
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Head of SASSA under investigation after being accused of abusing his power for financial gain

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Accusations are made that Themba Matlou, who heads the Social Security Agency (Sassa) in the Central Transvaal, used his office to campaign for a provincial position in the ANC.

Allegations are also being made that he used the state’s resources and finances for the campaign, and the Public Protector will now investigate the allegations.

He is also accused of abusing his power as chief officer by harming people who disagree with his views.

It is not known who filed the complaint with the Public Protector’s office on November 5, but the OB office apparently wrote a letter to obtain further information on the charges.

The complainant claims that Themba Matlou also approved that transport and hotel accommodation be paid for one of his “loved ones”.

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Lesufi stirring havoc! Gauteng Department of Education might place Afrikaans learners in township schools

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The Gauteng Department of Education (GDE) will now introduce English and Afrikaans as the language of teaching and learning in township schools, in an effort to accommodate displaced learners in this province.

This is a statement by the GDE on Tuesday. According to this, the department will help schools that received few enrollments for 2020 to appoint qualified teachers who can teach in English and Afrikaans. These schools are mostly located in townships and some have received only 16 applications for gr. 1- or gr. 8 learners to attend school here next year.

The civil rights organization AfriForum will now demand in a letter written to the Gauteng Prime Minister and ask that the Education MEC in Gauteng, Panyaza Lesufi, resign. “We will also file criminal charges for corruption and malpractice within the GDE under the leadership of Lesufi,” said Carien Bloem, AfriForum’s education coordinator. In addition, several parents and schools
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JAN JAN JAN met Wys Jou Vleis

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JAN JAN JAN met Wys jou Vleis

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Official Music video for ‘Wys Jou Vleis’ by JAN JAN JAN.

Music video by JAN JAN JAN performing Wys jou Vleis. (C) 2019 Sony Music Entertainment Africa (Pty) Ltd – Select Music, a division of Sony Music Entertainment Africa (Pty) Ltd

#JanJanJan #WysJouVleis

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No wonder Lesufi wants to place pupils in Afrikaans schools – Gauteng Education accused of failing pupils by allowing ‘shocking’ school conditions

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The Democratic Alliance (DA) on Monday said the Gauteng Department of Education (GDE) was failing pupils by allowing poor conditions to persist in schools.

The DA’s shadow MEC for infrastructure development and property management in the province, Alan Fuchs, made the statement following an oversight visit to the Apex Primary School in Lenasia. Fuchs visited the school with councillor Dave Dewes.

“This is not the first complaint about this particular school or the first site visit. In January of this year, the DA’s shadow MEC for education in Gauteng, Khume Ramulifho MPL, together with the former constituency head, and councillors, visited the school but were denied entry,” said Fuchs.

“This obstructive attitude by the school management and the poor state of the school was reported to the GDE, which responded by undertaking to deal with the concerns raised.”

Fuchs said the most recent visit showed conclusi
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