How to cook Surviving:
•In a large pot, fry 4 tablespoons of
Terry Pheto as Boitumelo Letsatsi, a 32 year old junior financial manager at an insurance company.
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over medium heat.
•Cut 500 g of
Sdumo Mtshali as Themba Ndlovu, Boitumelo's husband. A 35 year old lawyer and father of one.
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into strips and fry.
•While stirring, add a handful of coarsely chopped
Pallance Dladla as Siyabonga Nkosi. A 36 year old bachelor and Themba's business associate.
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•Add 250 ml of freshly squeezed
Maps Maponyane as Masego Letsatsi. A 32 year old father of one and an entrepreneur, Boitumelo's twin brother.
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•Cover and leave to boil.
•Once boiling, reduce heat and add three tablespoons of crushed
KB Motsilanyane as Kamo Morula. A 35 year old single mother of two, Boitumelo's boss.
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•Allow to simmer for twenty minutes at a low heat.
•Turn off the heat and season with
Pearl Thusi as Mbalenhle Bovu. A 28 year old model and single mother of one, Themba's ex girlfriend and baby mama.
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And there you have it, a wonderful pot of surviving to share with family and friends. Best served warm with a side of tissues.
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~Bee♡
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Surviving ||On Hold
General Fiction"Ina lebe seromo." This is a Setswana proverb that means: you are your name. Your name is your destiny, it is who you become, and it is you. Batswana, like most if not all Africans, understand that your name defines your fate. That your name shape...
