I honestly didn’t realise how much people love and support our president. I have never seen this level of support for Cyril before. People are genuinely worried about the consequences of him resigning because, at this moment, many see him as the only source of stability and hope.
Imagine Cyril leaving and the country being left in the hands of MK and EFF — no, never. I’m glad he listened to the calls not to resign. Whether people like it or not, many South Africans recognise the work he has done under very difficult circumstances, and that is why so many are standing firmly behind him.
The worst part of applying for jobs is having to write cover letters explaining my deep passion for a company I had no idea existed until I saw the job listing 2 hours ago😭😭😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
We already have thousands of frustrated, unemployed graduates,and more are graduating this year. Are we becoming a generation of jobless graduates, or will the government step up and create real opportunities?
I’m sorry, but South African podcasts are really failing young girls right now. Day after day, the content directed at women revolves around men, money, luxury lifestyles, soft life, designer bags, monthly allowances, and endless lists of what a man must buy or send.
I’m not here to judge grown women doing what works for them, but when this becomes the dominant female narrative online, it starts shaping how young girls define success: being expensive, being maintained and being funded. Very few voices balance this out with meaningful conversations about careers, education, mental health, independence, financial literacy, healing, real relationships, or building a solid identity and future.
Not every women-focused platform has to centre on “how much must he pay for access?” In a country facing high unemployment, widespread trauma, depression, abuse, identity struggles, and failing systems, the most audible content for girls is about Gucci bags and male provision. This content is shallow, endlessly repetitive, and socially irresponsible.
We need platforms that amplify women who are actually creating value, professors, founders, researchers, doctors, analysts, engineers, and writers because the endless focus on “getting money from men” is rarely liberating; more often, it’s predatory dynamics wearing a glamorous filter.
@muheediva01 @tahyvr 😂 That’s too real.
Poor communication makes normal conversations feel like battles.
Lack of accountability makes feedback feel like personal attacks.
Both are exhausting for everyone involved.
Learning to listen, respond, and own your part? That changes everything.