Zimbabweans we are complete fools in wise men’s clothing. Venting our anger on South Africans who are demanding their country back is utmost stupidity. What’s wrong with a country not wanting illegal immigrants.
Bark at ZANU PF, which is your enemy since it ruined the economy, not South African musicians for their silence or other South Africans protesting against undocumented immigrants. You did not even need to go to South Africa to over populate their country if we had a functional economy.
Our local artists are quiet when our own economy is being ruined, when corruption is rife, when we are being oppressed by the ZANU PF government. Our artists are actually receiving bribes in the form of cars and money from the same thieves bleeding the economy but you still praise them and attend their shows. You have never boycotted their shows for dining with oppressors but you actually congratulate them when they are bribed (that’s stupidity).
On the other hand, South African musicians keep quiet when their fellow citizens are demanding their country back, all hell breaks loose.
We are cowards who are foolish, very dangerous to ourselves!
Kahle kahle, y’all don’t seem to understand that the entire informal sector must be owned by South Africans only. Foreigners can go and run the informal sector in their own countries.
Whether you have papers or not, you cannot open a tuck shop, salon, or any other informal business here.
We've been blessed with another sunrise, another chance to show up. And today isn't just another Monday… it's the final Monday of the month…Finish well. And as you do, remember: Peace is your responsibility. No one can shake it without your permission. Protect it. Guard it.
Break through every wall that tried to box you in. STAND ON IT this week.
When you're unclear about your direction, distractions can look like opportunities, so fix your eyes on your purpose and tighten your walk with God. Stay close to Him.
"Whether you turn to the right or to the left, your ears will hear a voice behind you, saying, 'This is the way; walk in it.'" - Isaiah 30:21
Life will humble you. Life will celebrate you.
Neither should make you forget who you are.
You've come too far to start doubting yourself now.
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It seemed absolutely impossible for the Israelites to leave Egypt the land of oppression and slavery. They had lived there for 430 years. But God brought them out.
Yes, He delivered them. And they didn't leave empty-handed. The Bible says they stripped the Egyptians of their wealth (Exodus 12:35–36).
I don't know how long you've been living under oppression, but this is what I know, when God delivers you, as He will, He won’t merely bring you out, you will be restored.
You won't have to start from scratch. The God who delivers is also the God who recompenses. Whatever the enemy has stolen, God is able to restore.