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I got promoted to winemaker at Klein Goederust Winery (first 100% black owned winery in Franschhoek)!😃🍷 #thepopishow

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Firstly, I'm gonna visit this wine farm. Secondly, congrats Popza, from a dropout to wine maker. Impressive 👏🏽👏🏽. Can they give you your own TV slot already.

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Klein Goederust has delicious wines. I recommend them 👌

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But guys 2025 is the for us to have money and visit this wine farm, yazi being broke is really not cool!

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Popi drops out of university and gets a promotion 7 days later? 😭😭😭

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must be super challenging -farming on its own is... -and processing to make a premium product -then there in the marketing and distribution

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It was an amazing learning experience. A lot goes into it 🤯

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TV productions are really sleeping on you Sisi, by the time they wake up—you’ll be gone gone. 🤞🏾🤞🏾

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Lamama wamhambayo eKZN ingathi wakunceda mntase 👌🏿

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lovely content🔥

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The guys story is amazing 👏 he really needs to be supported. I had a great time there

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