Listened to the podcast yesterday. Link below for those wanting to listen
open.spotify.com/episode/2v0…
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Jealousy is not to be taken lightly. Whenever you identify jealousy, know that you’ve just identified a deadly threat. The bible says jealousy is as cruel as the grave.
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Just because she has a doctorate we are assuming something is wrong.
This is how people get away with shit.
Because umuntu is a manager, because they have money,
because they come from a respected family. So many excuses to absolve them
This is a good eye opener
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Uneducated parents in the 90’s raised engineers, lawyers, doctors, teachers, and other professionals. Yet, educated parents nowadays are raising street idiots and disrespectful, trashy children😭
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I hate how the enslavement of a literal child is seen by some idiots as saving them from poverty. It is inhumane, illegal, and shameful to exploit children for their labor.
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No. Let’s call sexual harassment what it is. If this was a male he would have been cancelled and unemployed before end of business day. She’s a sexual harasser and maybe even more. Has no regard for consent. Let’s no water it down because she’s an educated woman.
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As an eldest daughter, I highly recommend retiring from the role of everyone's problem solver.
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I handle a lot of child cases and children are troubled due to the type of environments they are exposed to at home . If you have the means to leave an abusive marriage or relationship PLEASE LEAVE . Think about your kids and don’t be selfish you are wounding them. 🥺🙏🏾
Deadbeat Father Barred from Inheriting Deceased Son's R716,000 Estate
A father who abandoned his financial and paternal duties decades ago has been legally blocked from claiming a share of his late son's inheritance.
The court ruled that the absent father will not receive a single cent from the R716,000 estate of his son, who tragically passed away at the age of 29.
According to court records, the man had not been a part of his son's life since the child was just one year old. Despite failing to provide emotional or financial support for 28 years, the father came forward after his son's death, expecting a windfall from the deceased's estate.
The court took a firm stance against the claim, emphasising that a parent cannot abandon their parental responsibilities throughout a child's life and then expect to benefit financially from their death.
The entire R716,000 estate will be distributed without the biological father receiving any share.























