King Sobhuza II: A Glimpse Into The Life & Legacy Of Eswatini’s Longest-Reigning Monarch

King Sobhuza II, was the king of Eswatini for 82 years and 254 days, which remains the longest verifiable reign of any monarch in recorded history. His Early Life 23-year-old, King Ngwane V , father to King Sobhuza II took his last breath during an Incwala Festival held in February 1899. A few months after … Continue reading King Sobhuza II: A Glimpse Into The Life & Legacy Of Eswatini’s Longest-Reigning Monarch →

This Voice Isn’t For Sale

You thought you would put me in my place But I will not stay in this space How dare you make an attempt to silence my voice? Have you no shame in the dealings you scored at the expense of those whose heads you utilized as puddle blockers? Your mistake was to think you silenced … Continue reading This Voice Isn’t For Sale →

The Demise of the SAPO: 400 Branches Shut Down

What is SAPO? SAPO is an abbreviation for, South African Post Office. It happens to be the national postal service of South Africa, a state owned enterprise, with it's only shareholder being the South African government. According to South African law, the Post Office is the only entity that is legally allowed to accept reserved … Continue reading The Demise of the SAPO: 400 Branches Shut Down →

The Mesmerizing Beauty of Zulu Clay Pots

This #HeritageMonth we get to learn more about the exquisite beauty and cultural significance of Zulu clay pots. The Zulu Nation is one of South Africa’s largest ethnic groups, whose creativity and artistic expression are impossible to shake off, the Zulu Nation has a rich cultural heritage that stretches back thousands of years. Their traditions … Continue reading The Mesmerizing Beauty of Zulu Clay Pots →

The Beauty Of African Pottery

In the heart of our continent, that birthed legends,lies a hidden treasure, a tale that is yet to be told.Crafted with precision, a masterpiece to behold,About the beauty of African pottery, bold and ancient… How could I not marvel at this ancient art?That connects our hands with the earth,bringing to life a creation from the … Continue reading The Beauty Of African Pottery →

Matamela did not lie when he spoke of this new dawn,it has dawned on us that these so called leaders aren’t for us and they will never be.

The demise of the ANC is not as far as these arrogant ones think, it is in fact nearing. Their current crop of leaders' failure to ensure basic services are rendered is a red flag, their hunger for power, thirst for tenders, ignorance and lack of accountability will surely accelerate things.No amount of PR will … Continue reading Matamela did not lie when he spoke of this new dawn,it has dawned on us that these so called leaders aren’t for us and they will never be. →

Wait, What’s With Maintaining Forced Assimilation?

Forced assimilation is painful, it is a nightmare brought to life by those who hoped to do away with my kind for good.. We were forced into adopting a culture foreign to us, walking in borrowed identities draped in sheets of shame.. You see the goal to shift our focus by infiltrating our minds, With … Continue reading Wait, What’s With Maintaining Forced Assimilation? →

The Wolf In Sheep’s Clothing

Be on the lookout for wolves in sheep's clothing, who claim to be one of us, due to their hunger for power.Take note of the fake activists who speak more and do less, those who claim to fight for what's right, but only crave the spotlight. Their words perfectly crafted to sound noble and just, … Continue reading The Wolf In Sheep’s Clothing →

Why Cry Wolf, When You’re The Wolf Himself?

You ridiculed those who called you out on your wicked ways and made sure to close the doors on the genuine ones whenever their names were being mentioned, in spaces you felt were your playground- forgetting about how you were parachuted like many others and spoon-fed with clever rubbish to a certain level so as … Continue reading Why Cry Wolf, When You’re The Wolf Himself? →

The Government’s Lullaby Song No Longer Puts Us To Sleep

When the government sings lullabies, we no longer fall asleep. Ever since the new dawn began our trust in them has eroded, and they have resorted to what may now be a failed attempt of image sanitation, because it led to the punishment of those who were bold enough to speak up. As the veil … Continue reading The Government’s Lullaby Song No Longer Puts Us To Sleep →