We built 10 schools around the world!
(USA, Mexico, India, etc)
Honestly my favorite video I’ve recorded in a long time. The impact we were able to have is actually freaken insane. Thank you for allowing me to do this by watching the videos ❤️
The same Qualifications that gave you a job are the same Qualifications that someone has but they are unemployed. The same road that you use everyday, it's the same road that killed many people. Be Humble. It is by Grace 🤍
You’ve asked for it so here it is.
The full 8 minutes of my questioning towards the executive of Netball South Africa.
I asked them about R119 THOUSAND on a social media influencer and over R2 MILLION on consulting fees.
Here’s what they had to say.
MacG has a program in his channel where he help random people
- Buy them wheelchairs
- some he help them with registrations
- Help the blind people with facilities
No one talks about that but one slip up people unite to cancel him…
Ninyile msunu yenu … 🤧
Just to clarify, what took place was not a wedding. It was the final stage of the lobola process, along with a ceremony called ukwamkela abakhwenyana, which is to say the formal acceptance of the groom by the bride’s family. (And please don’t get stuck on words like groom and bride and make them equal marriage, as in the Western tradition in this context.)
In our isiXhosa custom, lobola is not a once-off payment, even if you can afford to do so. It is supposed to be done in stages and, traditionally, it is never entirely finished or completed. This is deliberate. It ensures that the groom remains present and committed to the union of both families, rather than disappearing once the celebrations are over.
What happened was the final lobola ceremony and the moment the groom was officially welcomed by Anele’s family. In other words, ooMfene were welcoming ooMadiba.
The traditional wedding has not yet happened because it takes place at the groom’s family home. So while the couple are referred to as the bride and groom, this was not the traditional wedding itself.