Mine is to filter out the rhetoric and propaganda, so that we children of the soil can form opinions based on logic and reason. Not through those summarized and scripted tales presented to us.
Used to question my actions I looked for reasons negative reasons that would justify or quench the thirst I had for the little belief of things crumbling every time I tried them out.This time around it was rather different, when I questioned my actions and the choices I made the answers I never seeked for … Continue reading If it is for you, it won’t hurt you.
Ma Tambo as she was affectionately known was born on the 18th of July in 1929.Mme Adelaide Frances Tambo (nee Tshukudu) was from a place called Top Location, Vereeniging in the Vaal Triangle. Her Early Life🖤Ma Tambo's political career kick-started when she was only 10 years old, this was after she witnessed the police raids … Continue reading Mme Adelaide Frances Tambo
The month August holds a specific significance in the consciousness of our nation, it is that time of the year where we give more prominence than any other month to the resilience, courageousness and steadfastness of women the torch bearers of our aspirations and dreams.It is these women who made it possible for a young … Continue reading Mme Victoria Nonyamezelo Mxenge
For you to parade yourselves as people who have transformed the system thinking you conditioned us enough to blind us from the truth is a nightmare on its own.When we speak of transformation in the country's education system, we don't only speak of an upgrade followed by the maintenance of infrastructure and technology but we … Continue reading To The Enablers of the system
The president came out to applaud those using private security and vigilantism to 'protect their communities' this then led to Europeans and Indians parading the streets, terrorizing, burning shacks and deliberately shooting unarmed black South Africans all in the name of 'protecting themselves' now this was after the president publicly incited ethnic violence. It was … Continue reading The Phoenix Massacre
You welcomed me with open arms and a big heart filled with warmth and love, you took me under your wing and equipped me not only with knowledge but wise teachings that will carry me until the day I rest my being. You invoked the goddess in me and gave me my voice...restoring my crown … Continue reading Ndlovukazi Yam
I would not only be failing myself but generations to come, if I allow WMC Media the advantage of influencing everything that has to do with me. I can not and will not sit down and keep my mouth shut! News has an influence on our lives, news helps keep us informed on what is … Continue reading A captured media
In an attempt to further silence his voice and jail him the country’s highest court exposed it’s biasness. South Africa’s former President Jacob Zuma has been sentenced to 15 months in jail by the country’s highest court. The sentence came after the Constitutional Court found him guilty of contempt for defying its order for him … Continue reading The Quest to ‘deal with’ President Jacob Zuma
The idea of the black woman being a single parent that struggles but continues to hustle, isn't part of the culture!But part of a system that was never for natives... People often ask, “What sustained the women of the past?” We were sustained by our common values, which bound us together and gave us the … Continue reading I hate how the black woman is portrayed!
You take take to the ground during elections, You ask us about our problems and we tell you,Not because we believe in you but because it has become a norm.. You then crowd the place in your regalia and expensive attire, making promises to the little who have hope in your governance,That time service delivery … Continue reading The Ghosts of The Elections
La Nkosi Writes 