City of Tshwane Outs Posh Neighbourhood for Owing R25m, SA Wants More Deets: “Not All That Glitters Is Gold"

• The Twitter account for the City of Tshwane called out an affluent estate in the north of Pretoria that owes them money
• According to a tweet, the City of Tshwane is owed a massive R25 million by the well-to-do estate and locals are confused
• Peeps are trying to get to the bottom of how this enormous number managed to build up without action being taken earlier

The City of Tshwane's official Twitter account called out an entire neighbourhood online in Pretoria. According to the post, the affluent estate based in the northern area of Pretoria owes the city R25 million.

The drama in the tweet shared by the account left a few social media users laughing their socks off. Others tried their best to get to the bottom of how such an insane amount of money could have built up without anyone figuring it out sooner. The tweet shared by the account read:

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"NOT all that glitters is gold - An affluent estate in PTA North owes us R25 mil."

Take a look at the post below:

South Africans try to get to the bottom of the post

@J0zigirl said:

"I can tell you right now they don’t have R25m on hand."

@Past_Arnoldus wants to know:

"What I can not understand, is how these guys end up owing millions? What is going on?"

@murphy_moffat responded with:

"People in the Estate are paying but the Body Corporate doesn’t take the money to Tshwane."

@nananthu9 responded with:

"At this rate, Tshwane will soon be a dark city, I suspect even the street lights owe you..."

@DanielTheIV tweeted:

"So how much have you guys recovered of the R17 billion you are owed so far?"

@PuleSebola added:

"Name and shame! Don't come here with that 'affluent' nonsense. You've started a trend."

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In more news about people being called out online, Briefly News previously reported that Hannahlee Yoder, a professional photographer and homemaker from Georgia, sure knows how to stand her ground when it comes to negative comments online.

Yoder got some heat after she posted a clip of herself and her husband on social media. The comment that seemed to attack Yoder's passion for being a homemaker was addressed a few days later in another post.

From making sure the kids are happy and healthy to tending to the plants, Yoder, in an elegant way, proved that being a homemaker is a rich and fulfilling responsibility. Thousands of peeps reacted to the post with homemakers quickly flooding the comments section with support and appreciation for Yoder.

Source: Briefly News