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20/05/2025

Social media has robbed this generation of real happiness. We’re constantly comparing our lives to carefully curated illusions, and it’s made us believe that what we have and who we are will never be enough.

24/04/2025

Dear Ndodana,

Study why selling to a woman is easier.

Study why big companies hire men with kids and in debt.

Study why the rich donate money to their local churches.

Study why celebrities are glorified and worshipped.

You'll thank me later.

Interesting how the Rand vs Dollar changed in South Africa after ANC took over...
18/03/2025

Interesting how the Rand vs Dollar changed in South Africa after ANC took over...

07/07/2024

If Science was merely about finding truths, it wouldn't need money from those who profit off of the research.

No funder will give Science money if the research will destroy their ability to generate more money.

Instead, funders will pay for Science to support lies.

07/06/2024

BEE Beneficiaries who have received over R50mln of value in equity deals:

Cyril Ramaphosa (Shanduka)
Tokyo Sexwale (Mvelaphanda)
Patrice Motsepe (African Rainbow Minerals, Harmony Gold)
Bridgette Motsepe-Radebe (Makau)
Phuthuma Nhleko (Pembani)
Dr Anna Mokgokong (Seriti)
Daphne Mashile-Nkosi (Kalagadi Manganese)
Ndaba Ntsele (Pamodzi)
Mzi Khumalo
Lazarus Zim
Sakhi Macozoma (Safika)
Gloria Serobe (Wiphold)
Robert Gumede (Gijima)
Mike Teke (Seriti)
Tim Tebeila (Sekoko)
Sipho Nkosi (Exxaro)
Sandile Zungu (Zico)
Thebe Investments

This masterclass of connecting the play, ball retention & finding the right pass from Julian Brandt in these Champions L...
08/05/2024

This masterclass of connecting the play, ball retention & finding the right pass from Julian Brandt in these Champions League knockout stages. Old-fashioned number 10 performances. Underappreciated baller 💫

29/04/2024

uNxamalala is quintessentially a retail politician, adept at engaging with people on their own turf. His approach hinges on the intimate connection forged through retail politics, where he seeks out individuals where they dwell; firmly establishing himself as a leader deeply attuned to their sentiments. He portrays himself as a leader who not only comprehends their emotions but also resonates with their lifestyles, customs, cultural nuances, and the multifaceted socio-economic hurdles they face. This profound understanding forms the bedrock of his leadership style, which is and has always been about solidifying his image as a champion of the people, and not part of the elites or creatures of the establishment. That's who the ANC is dealing with, and their current leadership knows that, just that characters defined by arrogance continues to act as if they're not dealing with a force to be reckoned with, and not just an ordinary nonentity. Angifuni ukungasho

16/04/2024

A bottle of water in the supermarket is worth about R8 The same bottle in a bar costs R16.
In a good restaurant or hotel it can be worth up to R22.00. At an airport or on the plane, you may be charged R30.00.
The bottle and the brand is the same, the only thing that changes is the place.

Each place gives a different value to the same product.
When you feel like you are worth nothing and everyone around you belittles you, change places, do not stay there.

Have the courage to change places and go to a place where you are given the value you deserve.
Surround yourself with people who really appreciate your worth.
Don't settle for less!

04/04/2024

10 Lessons from Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula.

1. When you find yourself on top of your enemy's grave you must be quick to bury him. Nosiviwe was Cyril's enemy since SANDF days and she found herself in a unique position to bury him with the Phala Phala saga and she hesitated. Now she is the one who is being buried.

26/02/2024

They've become so out of touch with Africanism that they didn't see anything wrong with holding a spear up in the air, with sounds of thunder and pointing it facing people. Such is not even done in the African culture. It's a taboo.

They wanted to indirectly "reclaim MK" that they disbanded years ago because of the newly launched Umkhonto WeSizwe Party and it went horribly wrong. Badly executed and embarrassing actually. Desperate for nonsensical PR stunts.

You are holding a Spear and say: "Mayihlome" to people? Kuhlomelwa ubani? For what? Because your job is to deliver services to the people, who are you in a war with exactly? A few hours later, innocent people died in a bus accident returning from their event. In fact, people die ALL the time they do these reckless evil violent utterances and akekho obakhuzayo that it's wrong.

They do so many things that are satanic and cult-like. Kodwa ke kuyovela ngelinye ilanga and they will account for it.

Who in this photo is pointing a spear towards people? No one! Every sane African knows a spear is held up as a sign of respect and will only point to people when you're declaring a war or during cultural events when African warriors sing.

They are running the government but so immatured, it's scary that they even take decisions on behalf of millions of people. It's very disturbing. But then again, the country has completely collapsed.

22/02/2024

📢 𝗛𝗔𝗩𝗘 𝗬𝗢𝗨𝗥 𝗦𝗔𝗬.
📖 Hugo Broos is one person who says his opinion without favor and fear. He said on Soccer Africa that the standard of the PSL is very poor, it lacks tactical discipline and organization. He further said South African football is more technical. I believe that technical ability works hand in glove, you can't divorce one from another. Let me quickly explain what we mean about technique and tactics in football. Technical means passing, trapping, heading, and shooting. Tactics refers to positioning, the ability to use space and time.

So what is Hugo Broos saying is we are good technically, which means with our passing, trapping, dribbling but we can't use them in a more tactical structure. I once heard Kevin De Bryune say under Pep the build-up phase is rigid you can't improvise , and everyone has to stay in their position and keep their tactical structure then in the final 3rd that's when you can use your imagination, and creativity, that's when your technical ability comes to play.

Most people give up just when they are one step away, don’t be like most people fight for the life you want…!
21/02/2024

Most people give up just when they are one step away, don’t be like most people fight for the life you want…!

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