A simple night out turned viral after one “quick” order became the most expensive item on the menu.
What started as laughs and shock quickly turned into a $150 (R2461.50) reality check.
She took it in stride—but not everyone at the table did when the bill arrived.
Funny how “we’re all sharing” suddenly disappears when it’s time to pay.

A simple night out turned viral after one &ldquo;quick&rdquo; order became the most expensive item on the menu. What started as laughs and shock quickly turned into a $150 (R2461.50) reality check. She took it in stride&mdash;but not everyone at the table did when the bill arrived. Funny how &ldquo;we&rsquo;re all sharing&rdquo; suddenly disappears when it&rsquo;s time to pay.

Hang out with Thando Thabethe and Matt Flaxx on 947 Drive with Thando every Monday to Friday, 15:00 to 18:00.

Hang out with Thando Thabethe and Matt Flaxx on 947 Drive with Thando every Monday to Friday, 15:00 to 18:00.

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Hang out with Thando Thabethe on 947 Drive with Thando every Monday to Friday, 15:00 to 18:00.

Hang out with Thando Thabethe on 947 Drive with Thando every Monday to Friday, 15:00 to 18:00.

Pay for what you had or Split the bill 50/50

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What began as an ordinary road rage incident in Emmarentia has become a case that has gripped the country, after a confrontation between two motorists turned deadly. The accused was expected in the Johannesburg Magistrates’ Court today, but in a dramatic twist, the National Prosecuting Authority says it will not proceed with prosecution. The decision has raised serious questions about accountability, self-defence, and what justice looks like for the victim’s family. EWN - Dimakatso Leshoro joins us now with the latest developments.

What began as an ordinary road rage incident in Emmarentia has become a case that has gripped the country, after a confrontation between two motorists turned deadly. The accused was expected in the Johannesburg Magistrates&rsquo; Court today, but in a dramatic twist, the National Prosecuting Authority says it will not proceed with prosecution. The decision has raised serious questions about accountability, self-defence, and what justice looks like for the victim&rsquo;s family. EWN - Dimakatso Leshoro joins us now with the latest developments.

Emmarentia road rage development with  EWN - Dimakatso Leshoro

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Julius Malema has been sentenced to five years in prison in the long-running firearm discharge case. The ruling follows years of legal battles that divided opinion across the country. Supporters claim political targeting, while critics say the law has taken its course. What happens next could reshape both Malema’s future and South Africa’s political landscape.

Julius Malema&nbsp;has been sentenced to five years in prison in the long-running firearm discharge case. The ruling follows years of legal battles that divided opinion across the country. Supporters claim political targeting, while critics say the law has taken its course. What happens next could reshape both Malema&rsquo;s future and South Africa&rsquo;s political landscape.

Julius Malema sentencing

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Three-legged pots hold deep cultural value in many South African communities, symbolising tradition and togetherness. But new research warns that some, made from recycled scrap metal, may release harmful toxins like lead into food.
Experts now urge caution, as they unpack the health risks and how to stay safe while preserving tradition.

Three-legged pots hold deep cultural value in many South African communities, symbolising tradition and togetherness. But new research warns that some, made from recycled scrap metal, may release harmful toxins like lead into food. Experts now urge caution, as they unpack the health risks and how to stay safe while preserving tradition.

Tradition vs Risk Are Three-Legged Pots Safe

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