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.
I just don't get how one would get away with disrepesecting the women who contributed to fighting for the freedom we enjoy today. Arrogance where wisdom flows abundantly only breeds havoc and distress!What good is a disrespectful child who grew up under your watch when he was given everything on a silver platter?What do we … Continue reading These Disrespectful Kids
Look at you attempt a return that lacks substance and authenticity!Look at you, now tell me was it all worth it?The arrogance and ignorance we had to succumb to during your rule?Look at you attempt to save what's left of you by capitalising on a sensitive issue…One you normalised through your deliberate ignorance… Not forgetting … Continue reading For the Chameleons in Leadership
When it first came to be, there was no tension.Relations were formed on baseless foundations, which lacked solidity..No one cared at the time, cause combos were communicating.Things turned sour, the minute the divine femine energy began to shine from within..Now that these queens knew who they were, they tolerated less and the other ones hated … Continue reading The Divine Mistake that fixed itself
As a student activist, we are given the yellow light by those we never expected whilst still awaiting the green light from those who claim to be the change makers.It makes you question the initial intentions of those who put rules in place that frustrate sons and daughters of the soil on their respective campuses, … Continue reading Notes From a Student Activist
How Ethiopia became the first African nation to defeat a European force, following the partition of Africa during the Berlin Conference of 1885 is something worth sharing in the content African governments feed our children. Italian Prime Minister, Francesco Crispi went on a colonising spree in the mother continent following the partition of Africa during … Continue reading Ethiopia, The only African nation that resisted the partition of Africa.
Where do the hurt ones go, When our pain reveals itself?Where do the hurt ones go, when those who did us wrong avail themselves?Was our safety ever really a thing? Or is it our vulnerability that fuels this dead ride?Where do the hurt ones go, when our homes are turned into torture valleys?Where do the … Continue reading Where Do The Hurt Ones Go?
The era of leading with use of words and no action has come to an end, to those of you who continue to do so unapologetically don't you ever get tired of having to lie your way out of things you could easily avoid? If the approach was from a genuine place of concern then … Continue reading The problem with today’s leaders
It’s a bit funny how the ones in red continue to justify voting with those who ridiculed them and undermined their capabilities, weeks after and yet the same explanations which are lousy are deemed as newsworthy. There’s a void in the South African media and it is more evident now than it has been before, … Continue reading The Weirdness of This
Why would you want to talk me out of walking out on those who sold us out?That alone raises a brow, when the crow of negligence flew in its feathers fell onto the heads of the weird ones. We are now faced with a weird bunch who parade themselves as the solution with crowns made … Continue reading The Conditioned Bunch
Let us not repeat the mistake we made of allowing these elders to dictate how we should run things in the youth league, we have derailed from what we should be doing instead of championing the interests of the youth we opted to disconnect which has resulted in nothing but a decline and the sad … Continue reading The Grootman Syndrome
La Nkosi Writes 