Head Lines in SA

  • Shayne Welman
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Head Lines in SA

15 years 4 weeks ago
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Johannesburg -

Residents of Ramaphosa informal settlement near Elsburg on the East Rand handed three girls over to Reigerpark police officers on Tuesday after their mother deserted them and one of the children was once again bitten by rats

Relevant but sad i thought.

On the brighter side of life.

My new 22inch rims at 8k each have arrived in the port for collection. No tires included.

What a world

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Re: Re: Head Lines in SA

15 years 4 weeks ago
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Can someone tell me if Durban is a scary place to stay?

According to the presenter on talksport this morning Durban petrified him!

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Re: Re: Head Lines in SA

15 years 4 weeks ago
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Its a great place, but a bit humid for me.

I have a mate called the "Turbinator" who will look after you if you come for a visit. B)-

lol

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