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Mpumalanga Premier Mandla Ndlovu has encouraged learners at Mkolishi High School in Tjakastaad to maintain the 100-percent pass rate they received in the 2024 matric results.

24/10/2024

THE ONE & ONLY
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KHWEZILOKUSA.

I was woken up by my alarm, I switch it off and I cover myself with a blanket once again.

I'm a women who loves her sleep, my mother walks in and she removes the blanket.

Mom: you lazy child, wake up and get ready the bus to Johannesburg will be here in an hour you know nobody here goes there so this is the only transport you will be getting

she says and I groan getting off the bed, I make my bed and she walks in with a bucket followed with water to bath.

I took a Basin and I poured the water inside, I stripped naked and started with my hygiene process.

I dried and lotioned my body when I got done, I wonder how Jozi is going to be for me I mean I have never been there before.

I decided to wear my thorn jeans and a black crop top, I wore a deamed mean jacket and some sandals.

I combed my afro hair and I started packing everything I'm going to need.

I went out to the kitchen and mom was busy packing a scaftin for me, I smile.

Khwezi: koda mamawamii I love you
Mom: ohh so when you see so much food you start talking about loving me, I'm hurt

I laugh, she's being a drama queen.

Khwezi: hawu mom you know I love you, plies I'm going to miss you cooking
Mom: I bet you will cause I'm a very good cooker
Khwezi: don't push it mom, don't push it

we both laugh.

Mom: ohh the house is gonna feel so empty without you
Khwezi: I know mama and I will miss you guys so much
Mom: you mean you gonna miss your drunkard dad

I sigh, here it goes again, she's gonna start preaching and reminding me of the bad things dad does when he is drunk.

I don't blame her for complaining but she doesn't have to address my dad that way.

Khwezi: mom he is my dad and I love him, this is just a phase it's gonna pass, it won't always be like this

I say with a smile and dad walks in singing his song while carrying a bottle of black lable in his hand.

Dad: angisona isidakwa ngihlushwa ukoma...

he sings while doing a little move which made me laugh and smile at hisidiot self.

Khwezi: you see his just thirsty that's all
Mom: then tell him to drink WATER instead

she said the water part out loud and I laugh, i went to my father and helped him to sit down.

Dad: you look beautiful where are you going?

did he forget that I'm leaving?

Khwezi: I'm leaving for Jozi remember?
Dad: Jozi? what you going to do there? I mean your family is here? I'm also hungry

I shake my head with a smile on my face, God I love my father.

Khwezi: I got accepted at a university and I'm going there to learn

Dad: that's good thing to hear my child, when you get there don't pay attention to those boys cause they gonna play like a football

Khwezi: I know dad
Dad: study hard my child and make daddy proud
Khwezi: I will make you proud dad
Dad: make me some food now I'm starving

he set back and he closes his eyes sleeping, I get up and I make him something nice to eat.

I served him and he smiles, I'm gonna miss that smile and those little chats we would have when he is drunk.

Mom: the bus will be here any moment

there was a knock on the door.

Khwezi: I will get it

I went to the door, I opened it only to find Sakhile stand g there with a smile on his face.

what is he doing here?

Khwezi: Sakhile? what brings you here?
Sakhile: that's how you gonna greet me now?
Khwezi: sorry I'm just in a rush and I'm about to leave
Sakhile: I thought you was gonna come see me so we can talk

why should I be the one to come to him and make it look like I'm some desperate bitch, I mean he who wanted to talk to me should have came to me instead.

Khwezi: I forgot and it's was late

Mom: Khwezi ubani kanti osemnyango? (whose at the door?)

Khwezi: uSakhile mama but he was about to leave
Sakhile: I'm not leaving without you
Khwezi: uyahlanya wena, can you just go please
Sakhile: no I will...

Mom shows up, she really likes Sakhile for some reason I don't know.

Mom: Sakhile my boy, what bring you here? why you standing at the door come inside

Sakhile: no need for me to come in I'm just here to pick Khwezi up since I'm heading to Jozi for a business meeting

I roll my eyes, this guys and the nerve he has.

Khwezi: my transport is already on the way so thanks I will be fine.
Mom: ohh thank you my son, I don't know what we would be without you, Khwezi go and take you bags

say what now? why is she switching up on me like this? I thought we talked

Khwezi: but mama...
Mom: it's a free ride
Khwezi: yeah yeah whatever

I went to take my bags and I said goodbye to my father who was watching, Mom walked us outside.

Sakhile: let me take those

he took my bags.

Mom: I'm gonna miss you
Khwezi: I will miss you too
Mom: call me when you get there and please don't forget to pray mtanami, I will try to call you
Khwezi: I will call you don't worry, okay I love you
Mom: I love you too, travel safe
Khwezi: we will thanks

we share a long hug, she started crying and I had to calm her down, i knew she did not want me to go .

♥️♥️

23/10/2024

THE ONE & ONLY

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KHWEZILOKUSA.

It's a beautiful sunny day at the village and everyone is getting ready to attend a traditional wedding hosted by the Ndlovu family.

These ceremonies are the one that bring people closer together, women from every household would spare some of their time to come help at the ceremony in cooking and making traditional beer.

Boy and men would also father to come help where needed, it's really a good thing to see people getting closer together like this, I love my village.

I arrived here a little bit early then anyone else because mother insisted, she is really close with the Ndlovu family.

I helped in the kitchen and we got done cooking, I'm really trying to avoid drama here in the kitchen.

My mother walls up to me and she smiles before kissing me on the cheek.

Mom: thank you for agreeing to come help mtanami (my child)

it's not like I had much of a choice.

Khwezi: it's okay mom no need to thank me
Mom: can you serve the ladies from the church who just arrived some tea and muffins
Khwezi: okay

she smiles and walks off, I wipe my hands with a kitchen cloth and I pour some water in the kettle. I took out some muffins from the bucket and I placed them on the plate.

Sakhile walks inside the house he is dressed in a white vest and has shorts on. he greets the elders and smiles when he sees me, we have know each other ever since we were children.

Sakhile: you look busy
Khwezi: yeah your family is working my ass

he laughs.

Sakhile: they shouldn't be making my future wife work like this
Khwezi: future wife? you being delusional
Sakhile: trust me imma make you my wife

he has been asking me out since high school and I keep denying.

Sakhile: I have been wanting to talk to you, you know
Khwezi: talk about what?

The kettle goes off and I pour the water inside a teapot and I placed everything needed for making tea into different other containers.

Sakhile: we can't talk now but maybe after the ceremony

he is right we can't talk now, I got a lot on my plate right now.

Khwezi: that's fine with me
Sakhile: great then
Khwezi: I have got to go before these ladies chop my head off

he laughs and walks away, Sihle rolls her eyes at me, she has a thing for Sakhile but he doesn't so she thinks it's best to hate on me, I honestly don't care about her.

I went and served the ladies some tea and muffins.

"Mbali you have raised a respectful and beautiful gril" one of the ladies says, me and my mother smile looking at each other.

I left the elders and I went back to the kitchen, I decided to go home so I can get dressed since the ceremony will start any moment.

I took off the apron and I went home, I got there and I found the whole place messed up with pots scattered on the floor.

I sigh that only means one thing.

Dad: princess ka baba

that's my father, he is drunk and he smells.

Khwezi: hey dad, what happens here?
Dad: I was looking for something to eat but I couldn't find it
Khwezi: but you know we didn't cook
Dad: hhayiii s**a make me something to eat I'm really hungry

he said hugging me and kissing my forehead, I giggle he might be a drunkard but he is still my father and I love him whole heartedly.

Khwezi: okay go and sit down, I will make you something
Dad: thank you darling

he went to the living room, it's not that big but there is a couch and television.

I made my father a sandwich and added some sausages since his gonna ask for some meet, I made him some and I took it to him.

Dad: ntombazane ka baba (daddies girl)

he smiled taking the food and eating, I shook my head with a smile on my face and I went to my room.

I bathed and I got dressed into a black long body hugging dress, I put on beads around my neck and some on my wrist.

I looked pretty, I wore my sandals and I went downstairs, my father whistles.

Dad: look at you looking like a princess
Khwezi: baba it's nothing that much just a dead and beads
Dad: umuhle Mtananmi never forget that
Khwezi: Ngyabonga baba
Dad: you can live I will manage alone and clean up the mess I made
Khwezi: thank you, I'm already late bye

I went out and rushed back to the Ndlovu household, I'm used to walking so I don't mind.

I got there and the ceremony already started, the groom's side of the family was already there and here I am lost in the crowed.

I stood with the girls as I watch the wedding taking place, it was really a beautiful thing to watch.

I was busy clapping hands and smiling when my eyes caught this beautiful light skinned guy standing with some guys who looked almost like him.

he was standing there dressed in his attire and he had this intimidating look, I wonder who it is.

I continued to mind my own business.

it got late and the wedding had ended, people were now leaving as some stayed to enjoy themselves with alcohol.

I was busy washing dishes with the other ladies when this gorgeous light skinned women came to me, she really looks beautiful.

23/10/2024

THE ONE & ONLY

By: S.K FAKU

INTRODUCTION.

My name is Khwezilokusa Ngcobo and I'm 20 years old, I live with both my parents Mbalenhle and Mthokozisi Ngcobo.

I won't say I grew up in a huge mansion and being babied like a princess, that's not me. I grew up in a Village in KZN and I have been living one tough life.

before we stayed in the beautiful two house, we used to stay in a shack next to a River and my mother and father worked their asses trying to provide a better life for me.

we applied for the house which was being given away by the government and by God's grace we got the house.

we moved in immediately since we couldn't stand staying in that shack, when we thought our lives were getting better mom lost her job.

Dad had to work in extra hours and mom had to take a lot of jobs around the village and I also had to take care of me.

I grew up and when I was doing grade 8 I had to get a Job to help at home, it was really hard juggling school and work but since I was smart and came up with lot of smart ideas I was able to do the work.

a year later the company my father worked for got shut down meaning my father didn't have a Job, he was sad and began to drawn himself with alcohol which led to him being an alcoholic.

he would come home demanding food and he would take the money my mom and I worked hard for.

he wasn't making life any easier for us, years passed and I finished with my high school passed my matric with 6 distinction, I told you I was smart.

i applied for varsity but it was to late and I had to spend the whole year at home, I got myself jobs, I would baby sit, wash peoples clothes, clean their houses in order to earn money.

My life changed the following year when I got notified that I got accepted at the University of Johannesburg, I was really happy so was my mother, I told her that I was going to study real hard and get a Job then buy her and dad a huge house.

22/10/2024

🔌Thatha ibrown bread ubize igama lakhe kay3 bese ugwinya i slice ungasihlafuni.

22/10/2024

I've just looked back at the people i've dated... ey nami!!😭😭😭😭😭

18/10/2024

it hurts When you realize you aren't important to someone, as you thought you were.>>🥺💔

16/10/2024

Nibahle mahhala makungavalwa iClinic ngeke niqede nesonto niphila😭

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