Daeman @DaemanOO

Following the devastating floods that affected the Western Cape in May, about 480,000 surviving bottles of Van Loveren wine are being sold at participating Food Lover's Market stores. Known as "Bottles of Hope," the mud-stained and scuffed bottles are retailing for R100 for three bottles, with all proceeds going toward the farm's recovery.

Bheyonś Mboweni💕 @sunraysandstuff

a week ago

Also 1 saw these at food lovers ya Polokwane. They’re on sale 😭😭😭

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Daeman @DaemanOO

a week ago

@kheswa_thenjiwe @uMgabadeli1010 @Ntsetsana VERY, even went to consult traditional doctor to make sure we connect, the way I’m so traditional you’d swear I ain light skinned 😂

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Daeman @DaemanOO

a week ago

@uMgabadeli1010 @kheswa_thenjiwe @Ntsetsana Yho I found my current girlfriend on the free version, first day, first swipe😭

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Daeman @DaemanOO

a week ago

@GamingNaRoli Rewatching it when you high>

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Kota King Innocent @motherboarddoc

2 weeks ago

I am at my lowest, if you know someone hiring an IT Technician in Rustenburg. Please let them know about me. I really need a job, its bad🙏

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Daeman @DaemanOO

a week ago

@PureWater_Pty @CrimeWatch_RSA @RSA_IPID @NPA_Prosecutes Yesterday was avoiding a pothole and the guy behind me swore at me with his friends, probably drinking and had to just mize him unfortunately 😩

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Daeman @DaemanOO

2 weeks ago

@Sir_ANK @TalkThatTalkMan @SoupLorrd 😂😂😂😭

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Daeman @DaemanOO

2 weeks ago

@Negus_jiyane @Bibo__Zulu The bio gave it away

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MR. HiMSELF @pushinM15

2 weeks ago

Two young South Africans looked at the e-hailing industry and saw the same problem drivers have complained about for a decade. You work 12 hour days. You cover fuel, maintenance, data, your own safety. Then a platform based on the other side of the world takes 25 to 45 percent of every single trip. Persy Qamata and Msizi Mtolo built Bro Cabs because they were done watching that math play out on SA roads. Their model is simple. Zero commission. Drivers pay a R300 once off verification fee, then R600 a month. Every Rand from every trip after that belongs to the driver. Their words, unsoftened: when a driver hands over 30 to 45 percent of every trip, he isn't building anything. He's just surviving. It's not only about the money. Bro built its safety stack around the reality of SA roads. Panic button. Verified drivers. Live trip sharing. A 24 hour line where an actual person answers. Big platforms treated South Africa like just another market to conquer and move on from. Two local founders built something rooted here instead. That's not a small thing. That's a driver keeping what he actually earned. Built in SA. For SA. By SA.

Bro. @Brocabs_sa

2 weeks ago

These are our service areas, we are building brick by brick, please share with a driver who’d like to keep 100% profit , a friend who needs affordable rides and your family 💺✈️🚀