Catch Up: Our Eight Most Read Stories From The Past Week

01 Jul 2019 by Jasmine Stone in Lifestyle, South Africa

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It’s been a busy week or so here at 2oceansvibe headquarters, and I’m sure it’s been the same your side.

That means you probably don’t get to read everything that appears on the site, and we’re not going to hold that against you.

Rather than insisting you check in at least five times throughout the day, we’ll make it easy and share links to our eight most read stories from the past week.

To start, and in top spot, is a story that has been widely shared since we published it last Friday.

• The Cape Town CBD Café With A Serious Child Trafficking History [Video]

Here are the other seven, from the second most read story through to the eighth:

• People Are Freaking Out Over Discovery’s New Vitality Points Rule
• Everyone’s Talking About The SA Youth Choir On ‘America’s Got Talent’ [Videos]
• Trevor Noah Makes Trump Look Stupid Over Rape Denial [Video]
• Meghan Appreciated Her Engagement Ring, But Prefers It Like This
• Swastikas Spotted Around Bloemfontein Spread On Social Media [Videos]
• Let’s Count Down The Top 10 Royal Feuds Of All Time
• Radical Footage Of Afrikaans Mustang Driver Attacking EFF Pastor In Jozi [Video]

Some Meghan Markle and Royals-related stuff, naturally, and a mix of the usual suspects in and around that.

Just a few extra distractions to help you out whilst you try and make it through another Monday.

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