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Doing a brave thing. With my voice trembling, my hands shaky and afraid. Shooting my shot again three years later and I need your help to get this seen by BBC World Service and Chevening Awards🇬🇧 #MavisGoesToBBC

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Harvey Elliott on Instagram...hopefully he scores 🙏🏼

Class act 👏

Man of the match 🎖Joslin KAMATUKA Away ⚽️ 🆚️ Maritzburg united #DSTVPREMIERSHIP

Someone, somewhere knows something. We will not stop shouting until SPENCER IS FOUND‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️ #BRINGSPENCERHOME

Hello guys. I need your help. Many reports were submitted in my account, and I need the largest number of comments on this Tweet from you. thank you in advance. I will never forget your support for me. #GazzaUnderAttack #Gaza_Under_Attack #GazaUnderAttackk

IIPINDI FOR A MILLION VIEWS 🥺 Please RT

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Remember the people you aren’t seeing at the olympics today. Castor Semenya Christine Mboma Beatrice Masilingi 3 black cis women who were barred from the Olympics for not taking birth control to lower their natural testosterone because of trans panic.

Tears of joy. #Mboma #Masilingi #Nam

It’s a #silver medal for Christine Mboma of #NAM in the women’s 200m after a thrilling final! The first ever Olympic medal for a Namibian woman and the first Olympic medal for Namibia since 1996! World Athletics | #StrongerTogether | #Tokyo2020 | #Athletics

PRIDE OF THE NATION … Namibia’s Christine Mboma (18) has done the unthinkable by winning the silver medal in the women’s 200 metres at the Tokyo Olympics. Mboma flew across the finish line in 21,81 seconds to end second to Jamaica’s Elaine Thompson-Herah (21,53 seconds).

WATCH | Christine Mboma speaks to Athletics Weekly shortly after becoming the first Namibian female to win an Olympic medal. Video: Athletics Weekly

The first #NAM Olympic medallist since 1996. 👏

Henk, Christine, Beatrice… in no particular order. #Olympics2021

Congrats ladies. Namibia is proud. Namdrive Academy is proud. Let's tag them on create awareness. #withUsyouPass