Girl Commits Suicide After A Video Of Her Masturbating With A Fanta Bottle Leaks

According to the deceased’s boyfriend,a 21-year-old girl from Mpumalanga was left with no option but to take her own life after a video of her masturbating found its way to the social media without her knowledge.

The boyfriend added that the girl (name withheld) was shocked to learn of the video’s virality on Facebook after one of her friends alerted her to search a certain Facebook group where the video was being circulated.
”She called me in the wee hours of Wednesday and I could feel that she was emotionally charged as I also knew that she was someone who was not talkative”,said her friend,who only identified herself as Zodwa.
According to further investigations it is said she recorded herself mast_urbating with a Fanta bottle and she was doing it for fun.All hell broke loose when she thought she was sending the video via WhatsApp to her loyal friend who has the identical name with her ex-boyfriend and she later discovered that she had mistakenly sent the controversial video to her ex-boyfriend,who quickly posted the video on Facebook.
The ex-boyfriend who is suspected to have leaked the controversial 4 minute video is said to be on the run since the relatives of the deceased are baying for his blood.
Efforts to get a comment from the deceased’s parents were fruitless as they flatly denied commenting on the saga,citing that they are still mourning their loved one
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SHOCKING SHAME!! WOMAN CAUGHT RIDING A MAN IN THE BUSH AS BABY SLEPT STRAPPED ON HER BACK!! (PHOTOS)

I now believe that the thirst for s3x can brainwash people to hell shocking extends… This woman with baby strapped on her back was caught sometimes back in Sex with a ‘mpango wa kando’ in the long bushy grass!!

The camera man who said the area is prone of such incidents recorded the two in s3x with the baby comfortably ridding on the ‘horse’ back as the woman rode. The video captured the man a local business don pleading with the photographer to delete. Here is the photo of the thirsty man.

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Gabonese Superstar, Didier Ndong Joins Sunderland on Record Fee

Gabon international Didier Ibrahim Ndong has joined English Premier League side Sunderland from Ligue 1 outfit FC Lorient for a fee believed to be around £16m.

Ndong becomes Sunderlands all-time record signing after he was officially announced by the The Black Cats.

The previous record signing was fellow African Asamoah Gyan from Ghana, who was acquired at a fee of £13m.

Today marks deadline for transfers and as such, many English clubs are moving fast to make last-ditch deals to boost their squads for the new season.

Already Cote d’Ivoire’s Wilfried Bony has joined Stoke City on a season long loan deal.

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Africa Needs More Investments & Partnerships – Senegalese President Macky Sall

Senegalese President, Macky Sall said he would push for funding of African economies, equity and fight against tax evasion during the upcoming G20 Summit.

The president will attend the 11th G20 Summit, to be held between Sept. 4 and 5 in China’s Hangzhou, in his capacity as the chairman of the New Partnership for African Development (NEPAD).

“There should be more investments than aid for African countries,” Sall told Chinese media in Dakar.

“Three years ago, I appealed for measures that would help to bring growth to Africa. Africa needs more investments and partnerships,” the Senegalese president said.

It must be ensured that the partnerships between Africa and other G20 countries are built on mutual interest and in a manner that will allow Africans, African businesses and African governments to access long term financial resources that should be less expensive to allow for development, Sall noted.

“Everyone wins, because Chinese enterprises can work just like other international firms. Africa will achieve development and it will also invest in itself. The funding will enable our economies to recover from the delays witnessed in the priority sectors such as infrastructure and energy,” he said.

The second issue that the NEPAD chairman will be raising during the summit of 20 largest economies in the world will be equity and the fight against tax evasion in Africa.

“Africa is a continent which, often, has unfortunately been exploited. Multinationals that operate in capitalistic sectors have always benefited from legislations that totally exonerate them from paying taxes. And yet today, to fund development on the continent, we first need to count on internally mobilized resources,” Sall said.

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We should therefore change international taxation regime so that wealth created in a country can generate revenue for those countries that have the natural resources, the Senegalese president said.

“We can reverse the trend and Africa will not need to ask for aid, because the generated tax resources will positively fund development on the continent.”

Sall further expressed hope that the G20 “will help the international community and especially Africa” to be able to achieve growth based on new technologies and investments.

In this regard, he hailed the Forum on China Africa Cooperation, whose last summit was held in Johannesburg where China promised to give Africa financial support of 60 billion U.S. dollars over the next three years.

The 11th edition of the G20 Summit will be held under the theme “Toward an Innovative, Invigorated, Interconnected and Inclusive World Economy.”

Source: Xinhua

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Nigeria’s Economy Officially in Recession as GDP Drops to -2.06%

Nigeria’s Economy has officially slid into recession. This is going by the new report from the National Bureau of Statistics on the Gross Domestic Product figures for the second quarter of 2016 released today. According to the report which was shared via the twitter handle of the Staistician General of the Federation, Yemi Kale, Nigeria’s GDP growth rate dropped from -0.36 per cent in the first quarter to -2.06 per cent.

 

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This makes it clear that Nigeria is indeed in recession. A recession is defined as a significant decline in activities across the economy, lasting longer than a few months. It is visible in industrial production, employment, real income and wholesale retail trade. The report adds that Nigeria’s Capital Importation for the second quarter of the year dropped to $647.1m(lowest quarterly on record) from $710.9 m in the first quarter.

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