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- Ch.40: When Karma Comes to Town (The Mandela Effect V.2, Daughter and Wife) e.1
- Ch.39: The Final Goodbye (The Mandela Effect V.2, Daughter and Wife) e.1
- Ch.38: Racism Fights Back (The Mandela Effect V.2, Daughter and Wife) e.1
- Ch.37: The Great Puppet Show (The Mandela Effect V.2, Daughter and Wife) e.1
- Ch.36: The Roast of Ace (The Mandela Effect V.2, Daughter and Wife) e.1
- Ch.35: Horse Trading in Pretoria (The Mandela Effect V.2, Daughter and Wife) e.1
Zuma Caused LoadShedding (African Kitchen Comics)
I figured out why we have recently #LoadShedding, because @PresJGZuma cut the power, so he doesn’t need to go to court(cook, crook??) Haha.
Ch.21: The confidential file (The Mandela Effect V.2, Daughter and Wife) e.1
Back at his flat, Pieter’s mind is racing at the prospect of a good payday in Marikana and the potential of doing other security work for his new friends in African states.
His mobile phone bleeps and his face lights up as R200 000 is paid into his bank account. Lucas Sithole keeps his word by paying a deposit fee to Pieter. There is no turning back now. The full amount for the job stands at R2 million.
Pieter knows that the stakes are high as Vice President Cyril Ramaphosa is a non-executive director shareholder in Loxton Mines, the key roleplayer at Marikana.
Pieter sees his life being upgraded before his eyes. He would be able to afford luxury, instead of living off a policeman’s salary.
Ch.35: On the Trail of a Killer (The Mandela Effect, V.1 Black and White) e.1
Pearce Ellison and Mark van Pletzen meet with prison boss Vorster in his office on the island. The conservative-minded Vorster doesn’t like Pearce and the African-American is not a fan of the old school thinking of Vorster. Mark tries to be the facilitator to keep the peace. Vorster does not believe that SA will have a black government, especially one with Mandela as President. Vorster, like many whites in SA, believed that the ANC is a communist threat to the lives of the white minority. After several disagreement between Pearce and Vorster, the prison boss agrees to give Pearce and Mark 10 minutes of meeting time with Mandela. The distrust between Pearce and Vorster is so great that the lawyer is suspicious that the prison chief may pull a few tricks. However, he more feels comfortable with Mark at his side.
Ch.27: Dead or Alive (The Mandela Effect, V.1 Black and White) e.1
On Robben Island, prison boss Vorster is a confused man. He is made aware that Mandela is back in his prison cell. Vorster goes to the prison cell and tries to speak to the man to find out if the individual really is Mandela. The man does not respond. If Vorster had his way, he would have sent the man straight to the lime quarry for some heavy work and treatment from the wardens. Vorster did not like the blacks, let alone blacks who did not respond to his questioning. The prison boss asks the man in the prison cell if he knows how many people from the left and right wing want to kill him. The prisoner does not respond. Vorster is adamant that a new South African under an ANC government will never happen, or at least not while he is still on the island. He longs for retirement. Then this whole saga can become someone else’s problem.
Tobacco Still Banned in Lockdown Level 3 (African Kitchen Comics)
Chef stirring soup pot. “I am sure this will taste better with some ground tobacco in it, or
has Aunty Zuma-Dlamini still banned that ingredient?”
Ch.17: The colour of money (The Mandela Effect V.2, Daughter and Wife) e.1
Pieter sits in a coffee shop in Pretoria and thinks about all the white South Africans who had been killed while serving their country during Apartheid, only for the de Klerk government to hand the country over to the ANC.
Through the coffee shop window he witnesses a road rage incident between an Afrikaner and a black taxi driver.
The Afrikaner was outraged at the how the taxi driver had driven and climbed from his bakkie. He pulled a pistol and upon being taunted by the taxi man, he fired the weapon. Locals wrestled the Afrikaner to the ground and disarmed him while others called for an ambulance to help the taxi driver.
Black vs white hatred had never been this bad!
Pieter checked a text message on his phone. Two AWB right wingers had escaped arrest on a farm in the Limpopo province and were on the run. Clearly, Pieter wasn’t alone.
Was Mandela’s dream all over bar the shouting?
Ch.03: Back with a bang (The Mandela Effect V.2, Daughter and Wife) e.1
Back from Cape Town, Lindiwe is on duty at the Vosloo Grill. She goes to the kitchen at the back and Pieter, totally in love with her, follows. While they are chatting, Pieter places his hand on a pipe in the kitchen and a gas explosion takes place. Pieter drops to the floor in a state of unconsciousness and the paramedics report no sign of Lindiwe.
Ch.36: Flashback Time (The Mandela Effect, V.1 Black and White) e.1
Outside in the sunlight, Lindiwe Buthelezi hears a voice in her mind and spirit and by the words being uttered, recognises it as that of Mandela. She falls into a trance and finds herself in 1973 and heading towards the prison cells on the island. The prisoners whistle and flirt with the young girl. One prisoner says “I will become your President’. She does not know who that prisoner is but will never forget his huge laughter. She thinks that the prisoner wants to be President ahead of Mandela and replies: “You are not my President.” When she asked for the prisoner’s name, he replies “Zuma.” As Lindiwe heads towards the end of the corridor to see Mandela, the trace ends and she is jolted back to reality.
Ch.33: Pearce Hits the big time (The Mandela Effect, V.1 Black and White) e.1
Pearce Ellison arrives at Pollsmoor Prison in Tokai, Cape Town, for a meeting with the prisons Acting Commissioner Mark van Pletzen. He finds the Acting Commissioner to be more liberal-minded than he expected. This was a man who wanted to fit in with the pending New SA, but of course he could not say that to his bosses. Van Pletzen confirms that Mandela is on the island. The Acting Commissioner puts Pearce on the spot. “What would you do if you were in P.W. Botha’s shoes?” There is an instant chemistry between Pearce and Mark. Both are men interested in the future, rather than the past. Mark and Pearce agree to meet at Pollsmoor at 7am the next day and to go to the Cape Town Harbour for a trip to Robben Island.
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