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How will Amazon receive payment???? Banks and internet all have white shareholders.... hmmm

Lizette Walker on 4 Sep 2026

Great idea 😊

Lizette Walker on 4 Sep 2026

Big produtive firms were built..and a lot of infrastructure...during the 'evil' NP government... to the benefit of everyone.... not existing...

Lizette Walker on 4 Sep 2026

Just goes to show how incapable the governance is in South Africa! it's pathetic and the citizens, by their inaction...

Frank Payne on 4 Sep 2026

Two things coming up on 4th November: - An opportunity for Winburg to show their Council they are unhappy with...

Christopher Bedford on 4 Sep 2026

Bloody sick!! Amazon must leave south africa and go back home wherever that is!!

home-6672 on 4 Sep 2026

What's your point? Have you measured how far the Vaal dam is from Joburg? Or Berg River, Steenbras and Theewaterskloof...

Christopher Bedford on 4 Sep 2026

I agree with Gilbert..... bit irritating....

Lizette Walker on 4 Sep 2026

That's not the point. Really...?

Lizelle Fourie on 4 Sep 2026

There's no such thing as anti-Semitism, unless you're talking about the actual Semitic people in Occupied Palestine, i.e. the Palestinians....

aaa on 4 Sep 2026
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