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Crime / Re: Man Urinates Into Somali-Owned Shop In S. Africa As Owner Looks On (PICS) by MzansiCoolio: 12:55am On Feb 22 |
Japagerian problems. |
Crime / Re: Man Urinates Into Somali-Owned Shop In S. Africa As Owner Looks On (PICS) by MzansiCoolio: 12:36am On Feb 22 |
foxman04: Yes, drug dealer and scammer! You're innocent, right? |
Crime / Re: Man Urinates Into Somali-Owned Shop In S. Africa As Owner Looks On (PICS) by MzansiCoolio: 12:25am On Feb 22 |
Franzinni: You sound like you wanna cry. The guy pissing is coloured. The women into Nigerians are rejects into drug dealers and yahoo boys. |
Crime / Re: Man Urinates Into Somali-Owned Shop In S. Africa As Owner Looks On (PICS) by MzansiCoolio: 12:19am On Feb 22 |
CJStarz: Somalis are very rude. They dont say hello or thank you. Infact all African refugees are unmannered. They cause fights with South Africans because they skip queues, serve their friends or big guys first, etc. All cr#p we hate in SA. You goats think its ok to be this uncultured.๐ณ๐ฌ๐๐พ๐๐พ๐๐พ 2 Likes |
Crime / Re: Man Urinates Into Somali-Owned Shop In S. Africa As Owner Looks On (PICS) by MzansiCoolio: 4:27pm On Feb 21 |
betshopagent: The same Nigerians who were ordered to celebrate their afcon win in their basements?โน๏ธโน๏ธโน๏ธ 6 Likes 5 Shares |
Crime / Re: Man Urinates Into Somali-Owned Shop In S. Africa As Owner Looks On (PICS) by MzansiCoolio: 3:56pm On Feb 21 |
Trimjos: We're also good at winning Grammy's and giving you heart attacks at AFCON ๐ฟ๐ฆ๐ 9 Likes 14 Shares |
Crime / Re: Man Urinates Into Somali-Owned Shop In S. Africa As Owner Looks On (PICS) by MzansiCoolio: 3:25pm On Feb 21 |
heniford2: henifraud, una still alive โน๏ธ๐ฉ๐ฉ๐ฉ 2 Likes 4 Shares |
Crime / Re: Man Urinates Into Somali-Owned Shop In S. Africa As Owner Looks On (PICS) by MzansiCoolio: 3:12pm On Feb 21 |
Somalis and South Africans attack each other in the comments section. 4 Likes
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Crime / Man Urinates Into Somali-Owned Shop In S. Africa As Owner Looks On (PICS) by MzansiCoolio: 2:55pm On Feb 21 |
Man publicly urinates into a typical Somali-owned tuck shop in South Africa. Video sparks anger and humour. The video received over 8,000 likes. Video: https://vm.tiktok.com/ZMMJ4Vrjm/ 2 Shares
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Education / Re: Nwabali's Chippa United Is A Small Team Despite The Nigerian Noise (LOG PICS) by MzansiCoolio: 12:45am On Feb 21 |
airexx: RIP in advance for world cup qualifiers๐๐พ๐ณ๐ฌ๐ฉ. We will field relegation bound Chipped United for you, Mamelodi Sundowns FC was too much for you ๐ฟ๐ฆ๐ Nwabali having goals raining on him in SA league hence perennial relegation ๐๐๐๐๐ณ๐ฌ๐ฉ๐ฉ๐ฉ (public gutter pooping emoji synonymous with Super Generator Republic ๐ณ๐ฌ๐๐พ๐ |
Education / Re: Nwabali's Chippa United Is A Small Team Despite The Nigerian Noise (LOG PICS) by MzansiCoolio: 8:52pm On Feb 20 |
MASTERCHIEF0847: Wow, I went away for 7 hours and see you're all bouncing off the walls!๐ณ๐ฌ๐๐พ๐ฉ๐ฉ๐ฉ Did you miss the part where I mentioned SA doesn't white like Japageria? Our players earn millions (not naira) in SA. Everything about SA is self sufficient. Go poop in a gutter white white worshipping EPL๐๐พ๐ณ๐ฌ๐ฉ๐ฉ๐ฉ |
Education / Re: Nwabali's Chippa United Is A Small Team Despite The Nigerian Noise (LOG PICS) by MzansiCoolio: 1:29pm On Feb 20 |
FODA: We don't have to go abroad like you do - our country and league are world-class ๐ฟ๐ฆ๐ How do we envy a japagerian playing in a relegation zone in our own league? Sometimes the things you say as Nigerians are so brainless๐ณ๐ฌ๐๐พ |
Education / Re: Nwabali's Chippa United Is A Small Team Despite The Nigerian Noise (LOG PICS) by MzansiCoolio: 1:10pm On Feb 20 |
Samakus: If you spent as much effort into building toilets and not pooping into public gutters at your elderly age๐ฉ๐ณ๐ฌ๐ฉ, you might actually stop being japagerians and have a cow-ntry you can be proud of like us South Africans ๐ฟ๐ฆ๐ We even have a league that gave you heart attacks at Afcon๐ฟ๐ฆ๐ Keep thinking about sex, that's all you're good at, Hungergerian. |
Education / Re: Nwabali's Chippa United Is A Small Team Despite The Nigerian Noise (LOG PICS) by MzansiCoolio: 12:52pm On Feb 20 |
Keep wailing, wailers๐๐พ๐ณ๐ฌ and remember to check your BPs when dealing with us - we all know how bad SA is for your health ๐ฟ๐ฆ๐ Your Europe based stars played against Mamelodi Sundowns FC at Afcon and still you struggled ๐ That was the real final, hence the heart attacks in Generator Republic. How do you guys manage to stay on life support without electricity?โน๏ธโน๏ธโน๏ธ |
Education / Re: Nwabali's Chippa United Is A Small Team Despite The Nigerian Noise (LOG PICS) by MzansiCoolio: 4:08am On Feb 20 |
KosiGee: We're not the ones who were having heart attacks ๐๐พ๐ณ๐ฌ๐ And goals are raining his net hence perennial relegation zone. Did you notice Williams ' team is number 1? Hence Afcon goalkeeper of the tournament ๐ฟ๐ฆ๐๐๐ Did you notice SA fielded an entire squad of locally based players except one from Al Ahly, and still came 3rd at Afcon? ๐ฟ๐ฆ๐๐๐๐ 3 Likes |
Business / Re: Chinese 'Sharprite' Store Opens Right Opposite 'Shoprite' In SA (PICS) by MzansiCoolio: 4:06am On Feb 20 |
sulaak: First answer which Nigerian businesses can outcompete SA businesses after 60 years of black independence and massive oil wealth? ๐๐พ๐ณ๐ฌ๐ Go study the nature and monopoly of SA economy constructed by the Afrikaner Broederbond before stinking my mentions. |
Education / Re: Nwabali's Chippa United Is A Small Team Despite The Nigerian Noise (LOG PICS) by MzansiCoolio: 2:37am On Feb 20 |
judatech: Only in boastful Nigeria. In SA he's nothing. 1 Like |
Education / Nwabali's Chippa United Is A Small Team Despite The Nigerian Noise (LOG PICS) by MzansiCoolio: 1:07am On Feb 20 |
Chippa United is currently sitting at 12 out of 16 teams in the South African DSTV Premier Soccer League (PSL), and were close to relegation last season (2023). 1 Share
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Education / Re: 'Please Call Me' Black Worker To Become S. Africa's 5th Richest Person (PICS) by MzansiCoolio: 11:06am On Feb 19 |
MrSamsung: Please call me encourages traffic which means more calls, meaning more revenue for the company. |
Education / Re: 'Please Call Me' Black Worker To Become S. Africa's 5th Richest Person (PICS) by MzansiCoolio: 10:48am On Feb 19 |
MrSamsung: The people calling you back used airtime over an 18 year period. |
Education / 'Please Call Me' Black Worker To Become S. Africa's 5th Richest Person (PICS) by MzansiCoolio: 3:07am On Feb 19 |
Kenneth Nkosana Makate wants 29 billion rands (2,3 trillion naira) from Vodacom for his 'Please Call Me' idea โ which would instantly make him the fifth richest person in South Africa โ placing him among the likes of Motsepe, Oppenheimer, and Rupert. It was recently revealed in court documents related to the ongoing 'Please Call Me' legal battle that Nkosana Makate could stand to score R29 billion โ at minimum โ in compensation from Vodacom. According to Makate, he had an idea for a free missed-call service that he shared with his superior at Vodacom in 2001. The service aimed to allow customers to get their contactsโ attention without using airtime. As reported by Daily Investor, Vodacom launched the service, known as 'Please Call Me', in March 2001, and it became widely used across South Africa. However, while Makate was involved in the idea phase of the product, he did not have any role in patenting, developing, or implementing it. The invention of Please Call Me, at least in the form that reached consumers, is, in fact, not credited to Makate. Legal expert Ari Kahn invented and patented his โPlease Call Meโ service for another service provider, MTN, two months before Vodacom released its product. Despite this, Makate launched a lengthy legal battle against Vodacom, seeking compensation for his idea. Makateโs legal team had initially demanded R20 billion (N1,6 trillion) to compensate him for his idea, based on a calculation that the 'Please Call Me' product had generated R205 billion (N16 trillion) in revenue since its implementation. Vodacom did not share Makateโs views on how much revenue the service generated or how much he deserved. The courts, however, have so far sided with the groupโs former employee on the matter. After being ordered to fairly compensate Makate for his idea, Vodacom initially offered him R10 million (N790 million). Makate rejected this offer, and Vodacom CEO Shameel Joosubโs team then constructed four models to estimate how much Makate should get, based on different scenarios. After averaging the two models with the highest values, he came up with an offer of R47 million (N3,7 billion). However, Makate rejected this as well, and the matter again ended up in court. Makate approached the High Court, and in February 2022, the court ruled in his favour. Vodacom appealed this ruling at the Supreme Court of Appeal. However, the Supreme Court dismissed Vodacomโs appeal and ordered the company to compensate Makate between 5% and 7.5% of the revenue generated by the service over 18 years. According to MyBroadbandโs analysis, this ranges from R28.99 billion (N2,3 trillion) to R55.37 billion (N4,3 trillion) using the models accepted by the court. Vodacom is not satisfied with the ruling and is taking the matter back to the Constitutional Court. POTENTIAL RICH LIST If Makate ultimately gets the calculated payday, he would instantly become one of the top five richest South Africans today, even at the โlowerโ R29 billion (N2,3 trillion) end of the compensation range. He would be in the same league as South African business icons such as Johann Rupert, Nicky Oppenheimer, Koos Bekker, and Patrice Motsepe. These business moguls built their wealth over a lifetime or even generations. They were the best of the best in their fields and built very large and successful businesses to generate their wealth. Based on the court ruling, Makate would immediately join their ranks โ for sharing a single idea with his superior. 1 Share
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Foreign Affairs / Re: ICJ Rejects South African Request For Measures To Limit Israeli Action In Rafah by MzansiCoolio: 4:35pm On Feb 17 |
hotwax: Lol, who's this one that doesn't understand diplomacy? |
Foreign Affairs / Re: ICJ Rejects South African Request For Measures To Limit Israeli Action In Rafah by MzansiCoolio: 3:05pm On Feb 17 |
Lol, when SA won against Israel at the same ICJ last month it didn't make frontpage - where were all the haters then? ๐๐๐. This time around the ICJ only said it had already warned Israel of its actions. So its not a loss for SA - Israel is on watch. White worshipping wailers can keep wailing!
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Phones / DSTV Wins Award For "Projecting Positive SA Image" Across Africa (PICS) by MzansiCoolio: 2:26am On Feb 17 |
MultiChoice is delighted to announce that it has been selected as the recipient of the prestigious Ubuntu Award in the Economic Diplomacy in Africa category. This esteemed recognition, bestowed by South Africa's Department of International Relations and Cooperation (DIRCO) celebrates individuals and organisations who exemplify South Africa's positive global image through outstanding contributions in their respective fields. The Ubuntu Awards, hosted annually, serve as a platform to honour those who uphold the values of unity, integrity, and excellence on an international scale. MultiChoice's commitment to economic diplomacy and its positive impact on the African continent have earned it this distinguished accolade. The award ceremony took place in Cape Town on 10 February 2024, where MultiChoice was represented by MultiChoice Group CEO, Calvo Mawela. Dr. Naledi Pandor, the Minister of International Relations and Cooperation, presented the award, underscoring the significance of MultiChoice's achievements in fostering positive relations within Africa and beyond. Upon accepting the award, Mr. Mawela stated that he was โdeeply honoured to accept the Ubuntu Award in the Economic Diplomacy in Africa category on behalf of MultiChoice. This recognition is a testament to our commitment to projecting a positive image of South Africa internationally through our endeavours in the African continent.โ MultiChoice joins an illustrious group of past winners, further solidifying its position as a trailblazer in economic diplomacy and a beacon of excellence in the African business landscape. MultiChoice extends its gratitude to the Department of International Relations and Cooperation for this esteemed recognition and looks forward to the opportunity to showcase its commitment to advancing Africa's economic interests on the global stage. 1 Share
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Education / Re: "South Africa Needs More Foreigners", Introduces Remote Working Visa - Ramaphosa by MzansiCoolio: 2:11am On Feb 17 |
Business / Re: Chinese 'Sharprite' Store Opens Right Opposite 'Shoprite' In SA (PICS) by MzansiCoolio: 7:35am On Feb 16 |
bukatyne: The credible source says its Chinese. |
Business / Re: Chinese 'Sharprite' Store Opens Right Opposite 'Shoprite' In SA (PICS) by MzansiCoolio: 7:33am On Feb 16 |
Belial06: Which countries don't have indigenous businesses? Even Chad and Togo have big indigenous businesses not owned by the French. My point was that even Shoprite has black ownership. If you knew the unique history of SA and the structure of the economy you'd understand why BEE is necessary. Even Nigeria has such laws in some form. So the joke's on you๐ฉ๐ฉ๐ฉ๐ฉ |
Business / Re: Chinese 'Sharprite' Store Opens Right Opposite 'Shoprite' In SA (PICS) by MzansiCoolio: 5:59pm On Feb 15 |
ekelebeXstunner: Not a single Nigerian business is able to outcompete SA businesses in Nigeria itself, your own country! All you do is wail about SA pricing all day. You can insert adjectives here (...) to describe your own underdeveloped and corrupt mentality. Name one considerable Nigerian or African company in SA that would make SA "always angry at non-SA blacks". Free lesson, all companies registered in SA are required by law to have a share of black ownership - it's called Black Economic Empowerment. 4 Likes 1 Share |
Business / Re: Chinese 'Sharprite' Store Opens Right Opposite 'Shoprite' In SA (PICS) by MzansiCoolio: 5:16pm On Feb 15 |
CoronaVirusPro: I'm just saying i dont see you surviving frontpage๐ 3 Likes |
Business / Re: Chinese 'Sharprite' Store Opens Right Opposite 'Shoprite' In SA (PICS) by MzansiCoolio: 5:07pm On Feb 15 |
LeeSmart: I'm in peace mode today, BobbieZion is not gonna trigger me ๐ It's clear CoronaVirusPro is gonna get banned, filthy mouth indeed ๐. Rooting for Ogiame!๐ 4 Likes |
Business / Re: Chinese 'Sharprite' Store Opens Right Opposite 'Shoprite' In SA (PICS) by MzansiCoolio: 4:41pm On Feb 15 |
CoronaVirusPro: ๐๐๐ It's actually a smart use of SA slang. Sharp means thumbs-up. 28 Likes |
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