FalseProphet1:

Demon! Be gone!

I banish you from the life of this woman! She must marry by fire by force.

Even if she's older than her husband with 20 years, it must come to pass. I pull you out of the cage of ENP (Evening News Papers) your shall no longer dwell amongst them.

Goan bring one big goat
Yam
Palm oil
Ponmo
Salt
Onions and palm wine

Flamemignon1:

No matter what people are wearing,it doesn't give anybody the right to harass anyone. They don't even allow shit like that from their fellow gay men talkless of a woman who they feel no attraction towards

WannaHowzit:


😂😂😂

It's independent women 🇿🇦🔥

Candidlady:


Super nice


Nothing like hairy armpit, mouth odour and Even body odour around you... Just you and your girls



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Candidlady:


Super nice


Nothing like hairy armpit, mouth odour and Even body odour around you... Just you and your girls



Amazon Acres that's what we need

1Sharon:


Lol..I was being sarcastic

24SEVEN:


I heard you're a gay, why so?

DevilishMan:
Who go pay for the drinks?

WannaHowzit:
SOWETO has unveiled a delightful haven known as The Shebeen, an enchanting women-only oasis nestled within the vibrant tapestry of the Johannesburg township. With Women’s Month in full bloom, this establishment emerges as a resplendent tribute to the spirit of womanhood.

Nestled within the heart of Soweto, at the charming RockerFella Tavern, The Shebeen emerges as an ephemeral sanctuary, a whispering secret that beckons women to gather and celebrate. Crafted as an exclusive pop-up initiative, it shines a radiant spotlight on the essence of womanhood during this special month.

Beyond its doors lies an enchanting realm designed to whisk women away from the tumultuous currents of life and into a space where they can bask in camaraderie, laughter, and sheer delight. This sanctuary is a heartfelt response to the yearnings of a generation, a place where women can revel without the shadows of unease that have grown across the land.

“This is She-been,” a name chosen with artful care, where the “She” resonates profoundly. It’s a linguistic dance, a harmony of words that echoes with purpose. This is where “She” finds her canvas to paint her story. It’s a tribute to “She” who thrives within each woman, a place for her to don her authenticity unapologetically.

Candice van der Bosch, the steward of Brutal Fruit Spritzer’s brand, captures the sentiment with eloquence.

“It’s a place for She to be, for She to shine amidst the embrace of National Women’s Month. Here, she roams free, her spirit unshackled, a symphony of authenticity where she finds her tribe, her tapestry of belonging.”

Amidst the hustle and bustle of life, The Shebeen stands as a testament to the power of spaces tailored for women. It’s a haven where friendships are cultivated, laughter is the currency, and the bonds between women are woven ever stronger. In a world that sometimes dims their radiance, The Shebeen emerges as a beacon, reminding women that they deserve a sanctuary where their spirits can soar without restraint.

https://showme.co.za/cape-town/news/theres-a-new-shebeen-in-town-and-its-only-for-women/?post_id=102330#:~:text=Brutal%20Fruit%20Spritzer%20has%20unveiled,to%20the%20spirit%20of%20womanhood.

Candidlady:


Super nice


Nothing like hairy armpit, mouth odour and Even body odour around you... Just you and your girls



Amazon Acres that's what we need

Candidlady:


Super nice


Nothing like hairy armpit, mouth odour and Even body odour around you... Just you and your girls



Amazon Acres that's what we need

DevilishMan:
Who go pay for the drinks?

WannaHowzit:
SOWETO has unveiled a delightful haven known as The Shebeen, an enchanting women-only oasis nestled within the vibrant tapestry of the Johannesburg township. With Women’s Month in full bloom, this establishment emerges as a resplendent tribute to the spirit of womanhood.

Nestled within the heart of Soweto, at the charming RockerFella Tavern, The Shebeen emerges as an ephemeral sanctuary, a whispering secret that beckons women to gather and celebrate. Crafted as an exclusive pop-up initiative, it shines a radiant spotlight on the essence of womanhood during this special month.

Beyond its doors lies an enchanting realm designed to whisk women away from the tumultuous currents of life and into a space where they can bask in camaraderie, laughter, and sheer delight. This sanctuary is a heartfelt response to the yearnings of a generation, a place where women can revel without the shadows of unease that have grown across the land.

“This is She-been,” a name chosen with artful care, where the “She” resonates profoundly. It’s a linguistic dance, a harmony of words that echoes with purpose. This is where “She” finds her canvas to paint her story. It’s a tribute to “She” who thrives within each woman, a place for her to don her authenticity unapologetically.

Candice van der Bosch, the steward of Brutal Fruit Spritzer’s brand, captures the sentiment with eloquence.

“It’s a place for She to be, for She to shine amidst the embrace of National Women’s Month. Here, she roams free, her spirit unshackled, a symphony of authenticity where she finds her tribe, her tapestry of belonging.”

Amidst the hustle and bustle of life, The Shebeen stands as a testament to the power of spaces tailored for women. It’s a haven where friendships are cultivated, laughter is the currency, and the bonds between women are woven ever stronger. In a world that sometimes dims their radiance, The Shebeen emerges as a beacon, reminding women that they deserve a sanctuary where their spirits can soar without restraint.

https://showme.co.za/cape-town/news/theres-a-new-shebeen-in-town-and-its-only-for-women/?post_id=102330#:~:text=Brutal%20Fruit%20Spritzer%20has%20unveiled,to%20the%20spirit%20of%20womanhood.

N3TRAL:
Apartheid has returned in guise of gender independence.

The last time segregation made the headlines, black people could not eat at the same restaurant with White people.

Men are the new victims of discrimination and they are profiled for the biology of their reproductive organs.

Starzo:


You deciding to wash your hands off or not is of no consequence


It's still the average Nigerian man that is expected,infact demanded to bear all the responsibilities of the average Nigerian girl once he says HI to her

Una nor dey do anything for us before so it changes nothing

illicit:


Oh okay

It's banned in Nigeria tho

Do u know Bobrisky?

The reason why most single ladies can't get accommodation in Lag is because they often bring different men around.
So it's a kinda security precaution in some buildings and residential areas.... There are ways around it tho

WannaHowzit:


😂😂😂

It's independent women 🇿🇦🔥

WannaHowzit:


So the law is to protect women from men who stay overnight but steal or kill?

But ashawos do that too. And why are you assuming most Nigerian women bring strange men home?

You said it though - I don't understand your culture but what I see is that you are oppressing your women and you should stop that.

Especially because Nigerian men don't follow rules and have destroyed your reputation as a county worldwide .

1Sharon:


Lol. You don't have to anything. Just go to South Africa and get your dream woman and live blissfully.

I thought they were better than us?

Where is all of this coming from?

myyansh68:


En pain you!.
Nigerian Men lazy
Can't work always looking for the easiest ways to success.
Jealousy.
Competitive among peers.
Marry a rejected American grandma for poverty lifting.
Scammers.
Ritualist.
Fathering a child, but can't take responsibilities as or to be a father. Even your White Chicks Cheque and Bread and butter are now aware of this.
Harvesting organs.
Drugs and Human trafficking.
Rented to promote hoodlum when elections are knocking at the door.
Rape.
Can sleep with mad Woman for money
Can't take rejection.
Taking bad characters to foreign land. e. g Cult.

is this okay or should I add more salt to the wound?.

WannaHowzit:


As a South African, every time asks me about Nigeria I think of bad things.

But if they ask me about Nigerian women I have nothing to say - maybe people that watch you movies.

When they ask me about Nigerian men - it's DRUGS AND SCAMS

1Sharon:


Its okay to generalise women. Men don't want to be generalized. They are quick to say "not all" but then they want to do this.

Starzo:

Mtcewww

koolaid87:


But your south African women would rather be with a Nigerian. All Africans prefer Nigerian Men

Get a life. Your comment smells hate from the jump.

Candidlady:


Super nice


Nothing like hairy armpit, mouth odour and Even body odour around you... Just you and your girls



Amazon Acres that's what we need

Candidlady:


So in your myopic mind a lady needs a man to move forward in life

Iwould rather have a spirit husband ram me into climax than have anything to do with you fruitless PHYSICAL things

Biri danallah have a nice weekend please

WannaHowzit:
SOWETO has unveiled a delightful haven known as The Shebeen, an enchanting women-only oasis nestled within the vibrant tapestry of the Johannesburg township. With Women’s Month in full bloom, this establishment emerges as a resplendent tribute to the spirit of womanhood.

Nestled within the heart of Soweto, at the charming RockerFella Tavern, The Shebeen emerges as an ephemeral sanctuary, a whispering secret that beckons women to gather and celebrate. Crafted as an exclusive pop-up initiative, it shines a radiant spotlight on the essence of womanhood during this special month.

Beyond its doors lies an enchanting realm designed to whisk women away from the tumultuous currents of life and into a space where they can bask in camaraderie, laughter, and sheer delight. This sanctuary is a heartfelt response to the yearnings of a generation, a place where women can revel without the shadows of unease that have grown across the land.

“This is She-been,” a name chosen with artful care, where the “She” resonates profoundly. It’s a linguistic dance, a harmony of words that echoes with purpose. This is where “She” finds her canvas to paint her story. It’s a tribute to “She” who thrives within each woman, a place for her to don her authenticity unapologetically.

Candice van der Bosch, the steward of Brutal Fruit Spritzer’s brand, captures the sentiment with eloquence.

“It’s a place for She to be, for She to shine amidst the embrace of National Women’s Month. Here, she roams free, her spirit unshackled, a symphony of authenticity where she finds her tribe, her tapestry of belonging.”

Amidst the hustle and bustle of life, The Shebeen stands as a testament to the power of spaces tailored for women. It’s a haven where friendships are cultivated, laughter is the currency, and the bonds between women are woven ever stronger. In a world that sometimes dims their radiance, The Shebeen emerges as a beacon, reminding women that they deserve a sanctuary where their spirits can soar without restraint.

https://showme.co.za/cape-town/news/theres-a-new-shebeen-in-town-and-its-only-for-women/?post_id=102330#:~:text=Brutal%20Fruit%20Spritzer%20has%20unveiled,to%20the%20spirit%20of%20womanhood.