Miss Manzi continues to molest Teddy [Gomora]

Teddy massages Miss Manzi

Have you ever sought the help of a friend, and then the friend sends you right back to the same trouble from which you wish to escape? Last week, Miss Manzi and Teddy’s indecent fraternisation continued to hog the limelight on Gomora. But now, the secret is out. Teddy fails his driving test Principal Melusi …

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When teacher sleeps with pupil [Gomora]

Teacher and pupil

Do you remember that high school teacher who was the fantasy of teenage boys and girls? School kids rushed to carry the teacher’s books to the car park, and detention was something you looked forward to if the heartthrob teacher was on duty. When the teacher of your dreams accidentally brushed a passing hip against …

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How 3 teenagers started Gomora Wear

Gomora Wear

It is often said that a business idea begins with an unfulfilled need; this is the success story of Gomora Wear. From it come valuable life lessons. How Gomora Wear began Teddy and Ntokozo are teenage boys in the fictional story Gomora, which is set in Alexandra Township, Gauteng. Their friendship is the offshoot from …

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When nudes lead to suicide [Gomora]

Buhle ponders suicide

  For an adult, a failed business can result in thoughts of suicide. For a young, impressionable person, however, even getting teased on the internet can lead to suicide. Especially when you have been labelled “a slut” and “porn star” all in one week. An old friend returns While manning the bar at Sonto’s Inn, …

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How to spot a toxic parent: Gomora Recap

when you were raised by a toxic parent

Quite often, we associate toxic relationships with romantic affairs – spouse, boyfriend, girlfriend – but did you know that toxicity can also exist in families? The term toxic relationship was coined by Dr Lillian Glass, an American psychology expert in her bestselling book Toxic People. Psych2Go provides the definition of toxic parent.   Last week, …

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Broken English does not mean stupidity

English

There exists a perception in Anglophone Africa that fluency in English — “good English” — is a measure of intelligence.  Fluency in English — as well as fluency in any other language — only illustrates linguistic intelligence, but does this mean anyone who struggles with English is a dom kop? Battle of wits After the …

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