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Reconnecting in Relationships | Tracey Ziman Jacobs on Intimacy, & Self-Connection | #AfricanDiaries
Channel Africa ndi Wits University achite msonkhano wothana ndi kusintha kwanyengo
#Zochitika #ChannelAfrica #Chinyanja
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Impacto da escalada do conflito no Médio Oriente na economia mundial | #Caleidoscopio
👀 Sifiso’s #WhatCaughtYourEye
US Ambassador Leo Brent Bozell III is trending after criticising South Africa’s policies and foreign alignment, including comments on BEE, land reform and the country’s global partnerships. 🇺🇸🇿🇦
But Sifiso isn’t buying it. He ...sees the remarks as coming straight out of the Trump playbook, arguing that Bozell feels less like a diplomat and more like a political deployée sent to lecture; and disrespect, South Africa.
Let’s just say… Sifiso has thoughts. 😅
#TheUpside #USSouthAfrica #LeoBrentBozell #Geopolitics
👀🔥 #WhatCaughtYourEye with Tebogo Lekhuleni on #TheUpside
Nigeria is considering age restrictions for children on social media, similar to measures introduced in Australia, but the reaction online has been… intense. 🇳🇬📱
Many Nigerians aren’t convinced. Instead ...of celebrating the move, some are asking whether this should really be a priority in a country dealing with bigger issues like unemployment, security and the cost of living.
So the debate is on:
Is this a necessary step to protect young people online, or a distraction from more urgent national challenges?
Tebogo weighs in on the conversation that has Nigerians talking.
#TheUpside #WhatCaughtYourEye
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