₦airaland Forum

KingCold:
I can tell

Sepukku:
You are trying to defend your people. You might as well say the same thing about Ndebele's from Zimbabwe. They too are originally "South African" as well or do you only consider the Shona ones as foreigners?

TheWinterBird:
Interesting.

What a beautiful, white horse in the last picture. Horses are my favourite animals.

Sepukku:
So are you a foreigner too or maybe your parents?

DeeScan:
the largest tribe , hahaha ... I bet the white folks accumulate the rest ...


Your lots are steadily going extinct from your
Country. 🤣

KingCold:
Let us school you and your empty brain a bit..

BlackfireX:
10% so basically you are a nobody in South Africa goodies sharing



Minor minority tribe

Franzinni:
you know its true... That is why there is so much hate for us but you are here on a Nigerians forum and I don't even know one south African forum amongst a plethora of them.

Attention... We demand attention anywhere you find us, now what type of attention is what I can't say because there are many negative examples you most likely are ready to use to prove your point.

Franzinni:
yeah in white SA

But the blacks are still posted in square shacks .

If white people and Nigerians leave South Africa today, SA will become a village once again.

APOPTOSIS:
No be Rug carpet them wear like that for body..? Men I go need those rugs for this winter we dey road oooo

missjekyll:
That is hate speech. Literally.
Pls ,do not engage with them. Just say your piece and leave them in their hate

PerfectStranger:
I don't need to scam to pay my bills,I don't do drugs either. South African men are lazy, weaklings and SIMPs, sorry if you're a South African but truth is bitter

missjekyll:
Sorry you ve been made to feel unwelcome. There's quite a few trolls on here.

Please feel free to join the conversation.

Addendum: I have never heard zulu used as an insult. Must be a new troll thing to do . Ignore please.
Well done

1Sharon:
So why did Lesotho become an independent country?

1Sharon:
So why did Lesotho become an independent country?

PerfectStranger:
Feminist winning in SA. Bunch of pvssy a$$ lazy men over there.

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CollectMoney:
WannaHowzit, this is remarkable. I'm coming to SA next year and my surname will be Khumalo.

Infact I'm changing my first name to Thabang. I'd be known henceforth as Thabang wa Khumalo.

wiseone28:
White masters detecting everything for the slaves

educatedfool:

Myrrhis:
I hope you'll keep yourself in check this time, and not allow your mouth fingers run.

Sepukku:
Seppuku has always been Morpheus24 and Morphues 101

it doesn't matter what shell I assume.

What matters is that the Matrix has you.

Free your mind!

Sepukku:
You are projecting. I am not a product of bantu education so I can only estimate your intelligence level based on that antecedence, neh!

Ps. All you need do is run a search on nairaland and Morpheus's thread antecedence will be revealed.

Sepukku:
Do you own the means of production?

Sepukku:
Come now, you weren't being facetious in anyway, more of a mockery in my opinion.

Sepukku:
You want me to educate you on making money like those township rats that don't know how to dominate their own township economies.

I can't empower the enemy.

Sepukku:
Tomorrow you will say you are not trying to make money off nairaland.

Uber is now offering a ‘Safari’ option for customers in Cape Town as part of its ‘Go Anywhere’ limited-edition travel products.

Uber Safari will be exclusively available on the company’s app from October 1 to February 1, offering people in Cape Town a day trip to look to see the big five (lions, elephants, buffaloes, leopards, and rhinos).

Uber has partnered with Aquila Private Game Reserve, one of the country’s most famous wildlife conservancies, which is about two hours from the City.

“We’ve designed our ‘Go Anywhere’ series to help our customers book bucket list adventures with the Uber convenience they know and love,” said Frans Hiemstra, Regional General Manager of Uber in the Middle East and Africa.

“With Uber Safari – one of our wildest offerings to date – our Reserve technology makes it easier than ever to unlock an epic South African travel experience.”

The full-day trip includes a pickup in Cape Town in an Uber Safari-branded vehicle.

Upon arrival at Aquila, guests will receive a welcome toast and lunch before boarding a traditional safari vehicle that has experienced game rangers and field guides.

Uber said that guides will ensure guests have the best opportunity to see the big five.

After the game drive, riders will have access to Aquila’s picturesque grounds before returning to Cape Town.

“We’re excited to partner with Uber to extend our bucket list wildlife experiences to their customers,” said Johan van Schalkwyk, Commercial Officer of Aquila Collection.

“Uber Safari allows folks to book and enjoy an unforgettable day at Aquila, where they’ll get to experience the Big 5 in an easy and luxurious way.”

“It’s the perfect combination of modern convenience and natural beauty, all while supporting wildlife conservation efforts that are vital to preserving South Africa’s biodiversity.”

Reservations for the season will become available in the Uber app on October 1 and can be booked 24 hours to 90 days in advance.

Uber Safari will run on Fridays and Saturdays until February 1, and it costs a $200 (roughly R3,500, N334,000) flat fee. It can accommodate up to four guests.

With the availability of trips expected to be limited, riders are encouraged to book in advance.