KhanyiG

Student in life, faith, love. Songs in the key of life. Optimist.

[KhanyiG @imkhanyi]

@shufflesdu Yimbi nje, concept AND the execution.

[KhanyiG @imkhanyi]

@zilevandamme @RediTlhabi 🎤 How many lalas? How many vukas? 🎶

[KhanyiG @imkhanyi]

Siyawina! Siya’Kolisi! Sasha sishiswa yinjabulo! 🇿🇦

[KhanyiG @imkhanyi]

@fragile_nkosi My 1995 😭funny in hindsight

[Zikhona Valela @valavoosh]

Steve Biko and Peter Jones were arrested at a road block in Grahamstown on this day in 1977. They were on their way back from an unsuccessful secret trip to Cape Town. Jones was held at Algoa Park while Biko was held at Walmer.

[KhanyiG @imkhanyi]

@mrispuv @cozmino__ Ngibona sengathi usho isiZulu sesigodi, nesenhlonipho. Inja vs ingcanga kanje. GP Zulu inokuthefuya, uvele ubuyise izinhloze mabethi uyayenza beqonde ukuthi uyenza, in context of course.

[KhanyiG @imkhanyi]

@lee_Duruwe_ @ChampagneShishi Louder! For those hard of hearing.

[KhanyiG @imkhanyi]

@Bmkwananzi @SiyabongaNYZ @SpecialChild01 Thank you Siyabonga.

[KhanyiG @imkhanyi]

@Mr_NtsakoBaloyi @Sentletse This ☝🏽☝🏽

[Tennis South Africa @TennisSA]

HISTORY MADE (AGAIN)! 🏆

South Africa’s Kgothatso Montjane and her Japanese partner Kamiji are #RolandGarros DOUBLES CHAMPIONS once more! 🇿🇦

In a thrilling comeback, the duo overcame a first-set scare to defeat No. 2 seeds Xiaohui Li/Ziying Wang (CHN) 4-6, 7-5, [10-7], claiming their SECOND Roland Garros title together (first: 2023).
For Montjane, this marks a THIRD Grand Slam doubles crown (Roland Garros & US Open ’23) – cementing her legacy as one of the greats!

What a fight, what a triumph! KG & Yui, take a bow! 👏

📷 Daniel Kopatsch / ITF
#WheelchairTennis

[KhanyiG @imkhanyi]

@RediTlhabi Yep, I’ve also driven your fellow runner, Toko, back to Joburg at 4:00am next morning, for his merchant banking meetings. Kids asking ‘why can’t we miss school?’ Kudlwalwa ngathi la.

[KhanyiG @imkhanyi]

@Zinhleputinn Angiyazi nakwamadala ejudeni🫣

[KhanyiG @imkhanyi]

@lupingcayisa Triangle going kence kence, in same style to each & every home😫. Miss the leather-hand cushions qhwaba. Obvs i’m not the target market🫣

[KhanyiG @imkhanyi]

@amie_simelane @Chase_Sithole Quoting abaseGalathiya😳. I wanna say “uthi umhlabeleli Dyantyis zunginike amandla okuthi cwaka, ngibajonge”

[KhanyiG @imkhanyi]

@Chase_Sithole And you have to start i chorus! My music is Richard Smallwood, angikaze ngilalele uHlengiwe Mhlaba etc😭. I was born yesterday 1970’s🫣. “Silinde abadala baphake kuqala “and y’all 1993s turn and look at…. Me???

[KhanyiG @imkhanyi]

@Dithunya1 @ANCLIVES @SphiweNW_GP 🤣🤣🤣laph’ekhona!

[KhanyiG @imkhanyi]

@KevOnStage Varies! Of late it’s Fulfillingness Finale album. Every so often, his Zulu lyrics: “Ngiculela - Es una historia”

[KhanyiG @imkhanyi]

As for sonke sithi umasban’ban🤣

[Yimi @skhumali]

@Sbusiso_Rza @SizweDhlomo Yet surnames as we use them came by way of colonisation. Staunch westerners are anti double barrel surname&believe women should take the surname holistically like the modern African traditionalist. Our tradition advocated for women to keep their forefathers name as uMasibanini.

[KhanyiG @imkhanyi]

Yebo! You become umaSban’bani. Ayikho lento ka Mrs esiZulwini. Izingane ozizalayo ezalesosibongo ogane kuso. No confusion whatsoever.

[Meanor🇿🇦 @Sicelo_702black]

@Sbusiso_Rza @SizweDhlomo Apparently it's not even an African thing to take the husbands surname as a wife. That's why even when a wife is being called in general, they use her maiden surname. I don't know what the fuss is now.

[KhanyiG @imkhanyi]

@Goudystouts @factostats @spectatorindex Eyi sifike kanjani lapho🤣🤣