@VuyoTheGreat I'm glad DA voters are revealing themselves. Her campaign was literally a mock on black people and you see no racism in that? Spinning a gusheshe, swimming in a pothole drinking black label? And you see no racism? Whi has low iq here?
It's not us who say it, it's the South African Human Rights Commission that says the DA maintains apartheid spatial planning and she thinks Xhosa people are foreigners but okay Vuyo, you have a high IQππΎ
This man is rage baiting on this app because he wants to get paid by Elon, so that his supposed newborn baby eats.
This should teach us that babies are evil.
Yoh, HAI, MAN! A UNIVERSITY is raising LGBTQ flags, and we're supposed to accept that this is what progress looks like? I'm sorry, but when did sexuality become such a defining feature of public life that institutions feel the need to advertise their position on it?
When is Women's Month, where is this same enthusiasm for women? Where are the flags? Where is the urgency? Why does LGBTQ visibility seem to demand so much public attention, while other issues affecting society don't always receive the same spectacle?
I'm tired of a world where everything must be politicised, every institution must make a statement, and every identity must be publicly affirmed to prove that we're progressing.
A university has students struggling with tuition, unemployment waiting beyond graduation, and serious questions about the future they're preparing for. Yet here we are, putting up flags.
kasi Huns nudes look like dat bc apartheid spatial planning, they built most of the houses facing directions that were the least optimal for sunlight (consequently also casting a shadow where the yard was located as to deter subsistence farming in garden)#badlightingpsyopp
If you met a Xhisa man in the year 1700 he would have had a herd of cattle, say 500 or more, but more importantly those herd would have been derived from the herd of his great grandfather and the lobola of the daughters of the family.
Wealth and heritage was always a long-term project, wisdom was passed on from generation to generation that made Xhosa people formidable.
The great Methodist preacher Vido Nyobole emphasized in the later part of his career that black people today operate in a perpetual deficit. But we historically operated on surplus and reserves. Every generation was given a foundation and a platform by the previous generations.
Today, we are consumers and finishers of everything. We do not handover credible and worthy legacy and heritage.
But we must resuscitate and even ressurect African economic and financial wisdom. We need a rebirth of African civilization, wisdom and wealth.