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I’ve been married for two years now. I’m married to a good man. Sometimes I lack the right words to describe how good my husband is. He provides everything and even provides for my fears. Ike senses my fears and strives to make things right for me. Before I met him, there was Sam. Sam is short for Samuel. He insisted I called him Sam because he couldn’t connect to the Samuel. I didn’t know why that was but that was the explanation he gave me. Sam was my kind of man. Physically, he had everything I wanted in a man; Tall, well-spoken, handsome and broad chested. He had a way of making a woman fall for him so deeply that you would do whatever he asked you to do without thinking twice. He was cunningly manipulative. It’s so subtle you wouldn’t know he’s manipulating you to serve his purpose.   We had plans of getting married. He talked about it often but did very little to back his claim. His goal every year was to marry me the next year. Just when the year was about to end, he would start

1. Go online to the website of CIPC and register a new company for R175. Registration is R125 and the name is R50. 2. Go to SARS, do a tax clearance for free (book an appointment to avoid waiting in line). 3. Open a business bank account. Most banks have “starter” accounts with monthly fees less than R500. 4. Go to your nearest Seda, ask them to do a business plan for you, for free - Plus other training that might be relevant to your field. 5. Go online, register on the CSD, for free. 6. Go to your municipality and ask them to register you on their database as a supplier, for free. 7. Go to your nearest NYDA, attend their financial management short course for a minimum of 5 weeks (once a week), for free. 8. Apply for the NYDA funding for free. They can give you equipment for up to R50 000. You don't pay it back. 9. Hire people and register for COIDA, Letter of good standing at the Department of Labour. 10. Professionalize your business with: Logos, letterhead, business

JOHANNESBURG - Food and beverages company, Clover is the latest to face strike action over working conditions and retrenchments. The General Industries Workers Union of South Africa (GIWUSA) says more than 5,000 workers will down tools on Monday. The strike action is supported by the Food and Allied Workers Union and SAFTU. They say the company's restructuring of working times, unfairly affects workers who are already earning low wages. According to the unions, Clover plans to retrench close to 1,500 workers. Unions say the company wants to save R300-million in costs to please international investors at the expense of workers.

The altruism of an off duty police officer is indicative of his selfless act to eradicate the proliferation of illegal firearms and to protect the communities we serve. It is alleged that on Thursday, 18 November 2021 at about 08:30, Lt Col Eldridge Schoeman of SAPS Kwazakele was on vacation leave and was waiting to pick up his electrician outside a house in Anita Drive in Barcelona Ext 12 when he noticed a male walking from Gail Road into Anita Drive. Knowing that this is a gang hotspot area, Lt Col Schoeman’s gaze followed the man as he entered Anita Drive. The 17-year-old teenager was seen tucking a firearm into his pants. Immediately Lt Col Schoeman contacted SAPS Gelvandale and requested for backup. While waiting for backup to arrive, the brave officer followed the suspect in his private vehicle. The suspect entered a house in Anita Derive. When backup arrived, the house was searched and a revolver was found in a drawer. The teenager was arrested and detained on a charge of posses

Load shedding to be suspended  Eskom says load shedding will be suspended from 21:00 on Friday as seven generation units have returned to service. A unit each at Kendal, Camden and Grootvlei power stations as well as two units each at Majuba and Matimba power stations have returned to service. Overnight, two units at Majuba Power Station tripped and a further unit was shut down for emergency repairs. Furthermore, a unit each at Grootvlei and Tutuka power stations tripped. Of the five units, two units have since returned to service.   Total breakdowns currently amount to 14 960 MW while planned maintenance is 3 345 MW of capacity. South Africa was hit by a renewed bout of load shedding this week due to more power station outages, with Eskom now investigating the possibility of sabotage in some of the breakdowns.   Earlier this week, a team that had been working on the cooler fans at Matimba dropped an extension cord on to the transformer of the station’s unit 2. A "flas

I resigned my good paying government jobs earning over half a million Rand per annum, traveling business class local and overseas, staying in 5 start hotel and getting an average of R20 000 travellung allowance etc serving Ministers ad Deputy Director Executive PA. I had three job 🤞🏾 I was only 28years when I saw a franchise opportunity and learning about funding opportunity. At age 29 I was pre-approved to aquire a franchise which was a brand new store in a brand new shopping center which took over 12months to set up. NEF funded me 1million Rand to start my franchise journey with one Deboanirs Pizza store in Olievenhoutbosch township and created 14 permanent jobs in the area. I resigned from my permanent work,I risked it all and sold my house in Waterkloof ( one of the best suburbs areas in Pretoria which I managed to afford because I had a good job), took my pension funds toe more capital for the business ( Franchising requires 50% own cash to set up and the 50%

Joint operations by JMPD K9, SAPS Highway Patrol & CourierIT Specialised Services leads to the arrest of 1x suspect in Ivory Park. 100x R1 ammunition, 15x 9mm ammunition, @TMPDSafety uniform, SAPS uniform, Signal Jammer, 3x AK47 magazines & 2x R1 magazines recovered.