In 2010, Tshabalala’s iconic goal against Mexico united Africa, but exactly 16 years later, today’s World Cup replay highlights how that solidarity now clashes with the painful reality of xenophobic tensions.
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Both the goal & the celebration were a vibe. On the goal celebration, Seleme is a public song belonging to the Hadiya people that was made famous by singer Abulo Xumoro. The dance is like a moving train, and anyone falling outside of it gets hit by the leader.
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@WakumaTekalign@AmanBitz We love to promote something we don't tend to do. Someone who doesn't stay a night there pretends as if he were chased out from there.
@DavidSekabira@UebertAngel There is no partiality whether you are a prophet or just a church member like me.
Don't tell me that the prophets have a license to do whatever they think is right.
@DavidSekabira@UebertAngel “He Who is both their Master and yours is in heaven, and that there is no respect of persons (no partiality) with Him.” Eph 6:9 (AMP)
We both have the same master if we are both in Christ.
@DavidSekabira@UebertAngel Miracles are signs to bring new souls to Jesus. A sin is an act/deal behind closed doors. Ephesians 5 'And have no fellowship with the unfruitful works of darkness, but rather reprove them.'
Don't intermingle/plug a text to edify the desire of the flesh.
@DavidSekabira@UebertAngel Are you endorsing robbery? Is this not a sinful deal? What's a sin, then if not looting? Why don't you take the properties of your neighbor? I adamantly admire the grace that operates through prophets. But, by the same token, I don't refrain from denouncing their immoral deeds.