Bra Lloyd Grootman on Tsa Kasi on 88.5, MotheoFM

Catch Bra Lloyd Grootman,also known as Kakaramba every Saturday afternoon from 18h00 till 21h00,on MotheoFm,885. the show is called Tsa Kasi, where a listener get served with great South African music with a great Kasi flavour and Kasi style.

Bra Lloyd Grootman Mofokeng

Sex video cops may be removed from service

the two police who took a video of two people bonking in the forest are now facing criminal charges, the police took a 45 seconds video while the two people were having sex on the 10th of october. it is believed that the police also extrorted a R1 000 bribe from the victims. they were both released on the free bail but they are facing internal disciplinary hearing of misconduct.

Bra Lloyd on Motheo FM

lloyd mofokeng,also known to his listeners as bra lloyd is on the airwaves every saturday and sunday morning respectively! doing the show mtswako om motheo fm,central free state do listern to the show!

Human trafficking in South Africa: 2010 and beyond

Trafficking  in Persons, as Pope Benedict XVI reminds us, is a real ‘scourge’ of our time and is generally referred to as ‘Modern Day Slavery'. It is difficult to comprehend that in this day and age slavery still exists; that people are bought and sold and transported all over the world. Yet, it has been suggested that slavery is more common now than at any time in world history and that hardly any country is untouched by it.  Due to the underground nature of trafficking, there are no official records of trafficked persons, therefore, estimates vary widely. Some estimate that there are 27 million in slavery worldwide; that approximately 800 000 people are trafficked across national borders. This does not include the millions trafficked within their own country. Child trafficking is said to be on the increase. The United Nations estimates that child-trafficking alone generates 7 to10 billion US dollars annually for traffickers. It cites trafficking in persons as the second most lucrative crime around the world next to the drug trade and that 30% of trafficking victims are below the age of 18.


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kovsie media boys

this are the future media personalities,studying at the university of the free state. they are on their 2nd year of BA Media and Journalism.

erectile dysfunction

most men sruggle with arosal from their early thirties, this is the result of excessive smoking, alcohol abuse even stress and depression sometimes. exercising twice a week may decrease the rate of being unable to get an erection, drinking enough water on regular daily basis helps a lot. lets stay healthy and stay sexually healthy