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No means no—especially when you’ve said it 33 times!
As a woman, I learned the hard way that being nice doesn’t always KEEP YOU SAFE. Sometimes you have to be direct and not let someone down easy. This video is a reminder the RULE GOES BOTH WAYS.
This business owner kept rejecting a customer. She still SHOWED up at his HOUSE and said she was “just driving by.”
She’s married and lives in another state. He is a stranger.
That’s not persistence. That’s a boundary violation.
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I gotta respect wearing a chain the man gave you and attending two of his birthday parties then being able to still publicly critique his music
Almost like you can be a huge fan of someone and still have critiques
🚨 Akademiks says DRAKE’S creative process has CHANGED, and criticizes him for sometimes catching a great idea and releasing it before fully developing it into a complete song.
“For all Drake fans, Drake’s PROCESS has changed a bit.”
Ak says older Drake records felt much more intentional and fully finished, while now:
“He catches a little buzz… and he LETS IT GO.”
“That’s a legit CRITICISM of him.”
He uses “Quebec” as the example, revealing he personally texted Drake asking for the FINISHED version because he felt the idea deserved more.
“Why not make it into a really fucking AMAZING song?”
At the same time, Ak says Drake has told him he’s feeling like it’s the BLOGSPOT ERA again, with fans now getting to watch ideas develop in real time instead of only hearing the final product.
“He used to NEVER work it out in front of us. He used to just give us the FINAL product.”
“This is the closest we’ve ever gotten to Drake almost SHOWING HIS PROCESS.”
Via Akademiks
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South African politicians would NEVER!
When South African drivers raised concerns about the e-hailing industry, they were ridiculed and dismissed. Today, the industry is dominated by foreign nationals in many areas, and tensions with South African drivers continue.
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NEWS: A Swazi MP has asked his country’s Minister of Transport to bar Nigerians nationals from participating in the sector.
MP Sabelo Mthethwa from the Mafutseni Constituency expressed shock that the Nigerians are now found in an industry predominantly reserved for Swazis - KZN Tonight Podcast
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The corporates responsible for local aquifer depletion. Water shortages are not technical but rather deliberate commercial decisions made by profit seeking corporates. Local communities who share similar water supply lines with corporates still get low pressure & high shedding.
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The government is keeping natives entertained with Madlanga Daily Sun grilling Mahindra while it commits the country to World Bank loans that will see state losing control of energy, port, freight, and water infrastructure.
This is the modus operandi...
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I love how black ppl are becoming radicalized to BS
Like I learnt the word islamophobia at a young age, from an Islamic classmate who chose it as a topic for his speech
Thina we barely get radicalized at home and taught Ubuntu while the rest are told how to play victim
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The Mayor probably showers with sparkling water - the same way in which she practices involvement in all things that don't really matter she should do the same with Bronkhorstpruit- set up a tent & survive on vaccinated water donated by Coca-Cola. She has DA genes afterall.
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This is explicitly stated in the World Bank 1993 Water Resources Management Policy Paper which aligned with the 1992 Dublin Principles. Throughout the years - the World Bank has forged strategic partnerships with such companies like Coca-Cola, Pepsi, Nestle etc.
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It also comes as no surprise that the World Bank is part of this PPP. This institution , in the early 90s, released a white paper making a case for the commodification of water, arguing that the resource is not an inherent human right.
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The whole coke model is a legalized criminal adventure backed by enabling laws that grant bulk water use and groundwater extraction licences. The PPPs like the one recently entered with South Africa government strengthen Coke's grip on water supplies.
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What Coca-Cola is actually doing is having unfettered access to state water supply data & secure first mile prioritization. Coke's expansion goes hand in hand with depletion of water resources- leading to water shortages in local communities.
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Coca-Cola has recently partnered with World Bank, Department of Water & Sanitation, and Tshwane Municipality is R500 million project marketed as infrastructure monitoring and maintenance to reduce leakages.
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The local communities of Brazil and Mexico protested heavily against Coca-Cola during Felipe 's tenures and continue to do so. Coca-Cola has an ambitious project to invest R17 billion by 2030 to expand its manufacturing capabilities in South Africa.
