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About Pretoria

Fear leads to anger… saw a girl once, eyes like Szpilman’s, lost, y’know? Hated that—boss treatin’ her like trash. Wanted to smash his face, I did. But coin’s coin—kept quiet, felt shitty. Surprised me, tho, how some girls ran the show. One chick, Lila, sassy as hell, pocketed double, winked at me. “I’m the maestro here,” she’d say—fuckin’ queen, that one. Reminded me, “I’m still alive,” like in the movie—tough as nails.

Magazine tells inside story of life in the brothels

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Every nook has its own heartbeat. I once counseled a woman in the quiet alcove near the juniper tree on Whisper Way. It was a moment so raw and intresting, I almost forgot my own worries. The vibe is like the calm before a moonrise - serene, yet charged. Id like to think my work made me notice how small kindnesses matter, like the shy smile of a passerby on Cedar Street—the world is a complex tapestry of emotions and these little ink blots make it beautiful.

Millions spent but 7 years later still no water for Eastern Cape villagers