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Ralph Breaks the InternetOur favourite villain and racing glitch are back for another hilarious sequel that hits all the right spots for a delightful Internet movie.
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Ralph wrecks the US box office second week in a rowWith only one new film in wide release, nothing came close to Ralph Breaks the Internet.
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Wreck-It Ralph breaks the box officeRalph Breaks the Internet and Creed II took the top two spots on the North American charts, beat the openings for the original films.
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WATCH: Jacob Zuma joins Twitter and nearly breaks the internet | The StarFormer president Jacob Zuma may well on his way to breaking the internet after joining Twitter on Friday morning. Seriously after more than 10 years of torture listening to this moron does anybody want to hear what he has to say. That voice, that cough, grinds my last nerve. Bathi ngenzeni Advo_hlulani_h What is important about that ?oh plzz it was gna be better to tell us about God or father Christmas joining twitter not ......
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WATCH: Jacob Zuma joins Twitter and nearly breaks the internet | The StarFormer president Jacob Zuma may well on his way to breaking the internet after joining Twitter on Friday morning. Well we are never to old too learn.
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Ralph tops the box office again and Aquaman is a hit in ChinaRalph Breaks the Internet was no. 1 for the third straight week, while the upcoming DC Comics superhero film Aquaman made a huge splash in Chinese theatres.
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'Ralph' wrecks it for second week at N. American box of...Disney animation 'Ralph Breaks the Internet' held the top spot in North American theaters for a second straight weekend, taking in $25.6 million, industry tracker Exhibitor Relations reported Monday.
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Rwanda's story is more complex than clean streets and effective governanceRwanda is gradually becoming an economically prosperous society; yet it is not becoming an open or a more democratic society, writes Ralph Mathekga. Interesting read, since I am one of those admiring 🇷🇼 right now...! Points to ponder; can a system of rules as opposed to liberal democracy better achieve economic prosperity? Would that be cause of obedience OR shared value system driven by commitment...! It’s quite troubling that we still elite Africans who think like this… people like Ralph Mathekga are the problem to our continent. Question is, is liberal democracy a Bible to be applied by faith? Chukxx84 PresidencyZA tito_mboweni tjb1973 antoinedlmsa maggsnaidu Our_DA
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Guarding against the 'Bosasa effect'Bosasa and the Guptas are no different from each other; they only happen to be competitors in a corrupt political economy, writes Ralph Mathekga.
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A war against the media is a war against democracyWhat is worrying about the attitudes towards the media in South Africa is the willingness by politicians to openly name the journalists they don't like, writes Ralph Mathekga. No it not a war against democracy. We are fighting against media bias and all we are asking for is that media reports Pravin Gordhan corruption the same way it reported on Zuma. Allegations have been made, media must investigate and stop asking whistleblowers to bring evidence I agree is some respects. However some journalists need to decide whether they are reporters or political activists. The grandstanding, ranting and pushing of agendas is astonishing. There needs to be balance. there is no media in SA, we have politicians masquerading as journalists
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