Societal norms have been the compass that guides a portion of our morality when it comes to either courtship or life in general over the years. The ma
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Ama 2000 are the trend setters of the new decade into 2020. This is the generation born after the year 2000 and are growing to be more and influential
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There is no difference between bubble gum and chewing gum in our mass market everything is called “Chappies”.
In South Africa it is not common knowledge that there is a difference between chewing gum and bubble gum. The key difference between bubble gum and ch
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Ngicela nithi Hooray South African’s have developed a new unique way of wishing someone a Happy Birthday without really saying it literally “Happy Bi
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Peter Parker, otherwise known as spider-man, in South African has been disrupting the airways and breaking the internet(social media) with his killer
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Risk’a ntwana is a colloquial language used in the township to encourage ones risk appetite when it comes to any venture in life. Now, risk appetite i
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"Beke Le Beke" The Sesotho phrase for doing something weekly is “ beke le beke …”. Speaking about the lives that the South African youth conduct and b
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The Gong of the African sun is the essence of what makes Africa, however season have to change and we ought to embrace each and every season. What win
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A mini bus is known as a “iTaxi or a Taxi” in Mzansi, this is a mode of transport used by the better half of the mass market. As a passenger you ought
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Regardless of age or success every black person knows exactly what to not do in their mother's house. The Nguni saying is prevalent in African homes w
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