The system will create a distraction to shift your focus from the truth, because your ignorance is what keeps it going. This is why we are faced with a pandemic of celebrities and influencers who promote nothing but bile, by glorifying that which is demeaning, all in the name of moving with the times.Unlike the … Continue reading Reject The Fall This Time Around
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The Bobble head Problem
We are faced with a problem of being led by bobble heads who would do anything for their masters even if it means, having to form part of those who are trained to destroy us by spreading fake news that promotes our separation as Africans and a favoritism that only leads to more chaos than … Continue reading The Bobble head Problem
The Clowns We See
Walking away did not only free me from that fancy jail those clowns paraded as leaders were wardens of, it also destroyed the veil that distracted me from seeing what lay behind the glass of deception that their masters were feeding us. There are those who are stull stuck in this web due to their … Continue reading The Clowns We See
One For The Mice 🐀
Are you truly doing what you aspired to when you were new in the very same space you are currently leading?Have you accomplished the collective goal you had set with your team when you came into office? Or did the wallets of those who are drunk on a power they feel entitled to hush the … Continue reading One For The Mice 🐀
The Era of No Fear Has Arrived.
When the ones who appointed themselves decided to charge those of us who opposed their way of doing things, their master fooled them into believing they had finished us,because the blind ones cheered them on and applauded them for derailing us from embarking on a revolutionary journey meant to empower fellow children of the soil. … Continue reading The Era of No Fear Has Arrived.
Celebrating Mme Noni Jabavu
When it came to doing research about this queen, I could not help but marvel at how much of a heroine and lioness this lady was during her time. Mama understood the power of the pen and she did not play when it came to opening the doors of oppression that were designed to keep … Continue reading Celebrating Mme Noni Jabavu
Stolen Loyalty
I kid you not, we have entered a phase where the opportunists who took advantage of our loyalty to the revolution, are continuously exposed through their own actions. Is the delay of removing this system worth the positions you sought after? I mean with the so-called power you boast about on platforms and in places … Continue reading Stolen Loyalty
As It Is
When they warned us of the problem we unknowingly placed ourselves in, we ridiculed them and insulted those who dared to oppose the collective view. Because we were under the impression of a new era where our unity promotes and encourages the empowerment of our people. Little did we know, that those we voted in … Continue reading As It Is
OUR NAMES ALSO HAVE A STORY TO TELL
I remember asking my father why they gave me an English name, he chuckled and said I could always just stick to my first name. Growing up when teachers struggled to pronounce my African name, they would resort to using my English name; that did not sit well with me and I was yet to … Continue reading OUR NAMES ALSO HAVE A STORY TO TELL
Just So You know
There’s a big difference between a reaction that comes from the depths of who you are, and one that comes from the surface.
A Pinch Of It
If they were your hill and you were their pill,Why would they spill that which made you chill? The peace you openly speak into existence comes with responsibility, worry not about the naysayers. What good is a joy that is temporary, when your happiness can last lifetimes? Stop comparing your journey to mine, start enjoying … Continue reading A Pinch Of It
Who Was Queen Nanny?
The face of Jamaica’s $500 bill, is a remarkable woman. She remains an important figure in the history of the Maroons, despite the system’s attempt at manipulating how her story be presented. It is believed that she was born around 1686 and is a descendent of the Ashanti group from Ghana. She travelled to Jamaica … Continue reading Who Was Queen Nanny?
The Scary Thing About That Bishop’s Case
An Article The fact that it dates back to years before it broke out in the news is scary!! I respect uMama for her bravery, coming out and testifying in court after 40 years is not an easy thing to do. The mistake we make as people is to think the victim is strong or … Continue reading The Scary Thing About That Bishop’s Case
Ndicaphukile
I long for the day we get to enjoy the fruits of the tree from the soil which was nourished by the blood of those who sacrificed their lives!I long to witness the sun rise as I enjoy a warm cup of coffee, while my daughters giggle and skinner about what happened the previous day … Continue reading Ndicaphukile
The Scary Faction Bug
I don't know how to view the factional wars that have groped my province by the balls. I am yet to find a faction that actually speaks to the young and unemployed people of the country, I am yet to find a faction that revolves around the principles of the organisation it stems from, instead … Continue reading The Scary Faction Bug
One thing I surely learnt from that one is, the importance of staying true to your values no matter what as a leader, trends may come and go but you are to remain grounded to avoid losing yourself for the sake of being accepted. Values are more important than rules, if your values are strong … Continue reading
La Nkosi Writes 