Joeman Maluvha

Gratitude

[Joeman Maluvha @JMaluvha]

@Tumsa_Eksel I hear you, mara these boys are good at adapting as the game progresses . They’re hungry.

[Joeman Maluvha @JMaluvha]

@NqobileT_ @enteekaay Ngizwile ukuthi people are mad at him because of the statement he made during the week,but if it wasn’t for that I don’t see why they shouldn’t give him a chance to speak to the youth

[Joeman Maluvha @JMaluvha]

@NqobileT_ @enteekaay Awu, please, let’s not go down that road. If you’d like, I can bring receipts showing how Helen can say something without any uproar, yet when a Black leader or person says or does the same thing, it gets taken out of context.

[Joeman Maluvha @JMaluvha]

@NqobileT_ @enteekaay There’s nothing racial about this,it’s simply about the facts. However, I’ve come to understand where most people’s frustration is coming from.

[Joeman Maluvha @JMaluvha]

@palesa_ne @enteekaay Eish I missed that one 🙆🏾 hard to defend

[Joeman Maluvha @JMaluvha]

@VillageGuluva They is something about the gape 😂

[Joeman Maluvha @JMaluvha]

@keithDu54306147 @bob_osh @Basoh_Mabaso Eish,my bru, it’s like you really know the story behind it. I know a couple of families who lost everything after they started going to that church. It’s heartbreaking it feels like their hope and joy have been drained, as though a dark shadow is hanging over their lives.

[Joeman Maluvha @JMaluvha]

@AdvoBarryRoux Madlanga focus is on Gauteng,next thing bodies everywhere media media media will be the death of us

[Joeman Maluvha @JMaluvha]

@PMaake434 @bob_osh @Basoh_Mabaso That’s how it should be, brother. Sadly, our parents and relatives are being brainwashed in these churches, spending their last cent to enrich pastors and prophets while they can’t even afford their own basic needs.

[Joeman Maluvha @JMaluvha]

You still use your own money to travel to that farm every Sunday. Why doesn’t he provide buses from town? You spend the whole day at church they is no free meals you have to bring your own food or buy from the church tuckshops,children in that same congregation are struggling to pay school fees. Why isn’t the church helping them? That’s the kind of investment we’re talking about investing in the people who support the church.

[Joeman Maluvha @JMaluvha]

@lavidaNOTA Imagine giving a phone and power to someone who has no self control and mental issues,just like that powerful leader who seems willing to burn the world to the ground to satisfy his ego.

[Joeman Maluvha @JMaluvha]

@bob_osh @Basoh_Mabaso Eish eish this church,with that prophet who feels like he’s a GOD he even bought land in the farms zero investment for his people

[Joeman Maluvha @JMaluvha]

@Am_Blujay If you have sangomas coming live on podcast networks talking about different types of ithwalo,is that not a crime.

[Joeman Maluvha @JMaluvha]

@MaxNomaNini We down one player whenever he comes in

[Joeman Maluvha @JMaluvha]

@StaxCooks Mina, if you flash your lights at me while I’m in the fast lane, even when I was already planning to move over for you, I’m no longer moving. 😂

[Joeman Maluvha @JMaluvha]

Unfortunately, it often feels as though the lives of poor and ordinary people mean very little to wealthy capitalists. We are treated like pawns in a game where we carry the consequences of decisions made by those in power.

I believe there are serious agendas being pushed in South Africa, and we need to question whose interests they serve. Reports of prisoners being sent to a neighbouring country, and claims that some were later seen freely shopping and walking around, deserve scrutiny. What oversight is in place, and could any have crossed into South Africa? These questions need verified answers, not speculation.

Ultimately, let crime be dealt with as crime, regardless of who commits it. We need cooperation from citizens, law-abiding foreign nationals and everyone who wants safer communities. Blaming entire nationalities divides us and distracts us from holding the actual perpetrators accountable.

[Joeman Maluvha @JMaluvha]

Unfortunately, it often feels as though the lives of poor and ordinary people mean very little to wealthy capitalists. We are treated like pawns in a game where we carry the consequences of decisions made by those in power.

I believe there are serious agendas being pushed in South Africa, and we need to question whose interests they serve. Reports of prisoners being sent to a neighbouring country, and claims that some were later seen freely shopping and walking around, deserve scrutiny. What oversight is in place, and could any have crossed into South Africa? These questions need verified answers, not speculation.

Ultimately, let crime be dealt with as crime, regardless of who commits it. We need cooperation from citizens, law-abiding foreign nationals and everyone who wants safer communities. Blaming entire nationalities divides us and distracts us from holding the actual perpetrators accountable.

[Joeman Maluvha @JMaluvha]

@Melo_Malebo Happy Monday my G

[Joeman Maluvha @JMaluvha]

That’s why some of you have cars, houses and money in the bank, yet you still want more. It’s that simple,the coach cannot make the players believe they have achieved enough and can now relax. He must keep them hungry, focused and working hard. Just like in life, success is not an excuse to become complacent,you must continue pushing forward.