RIP, Fantan Mojah. 🕊️The reggae world has lost one of its most passionate voices. Fantan Mojah has passed away at the age of 49, just weeks before his 50th birthday.
His legacy will continue to live on through his timeless songs. In October 2011 Fantan Mojah rocked Harare 🙏🏾
“Give every South African US$1,000,000 every year until they’re 70!” Nkosikhona Ndabandaba aka PhakeluMthakathi aka A-BAFOON-hambe
Let me help illiterate morons in SA:
🇿🇦 Population: 65.4 million
💵 Cost: US$65.45 TRILLION… EVERY. SINGLE. YEAR.
South Africa’s entire economy is about US$480 BILLION. (R1.04 Quadrillion)
Your GDP currently is: $7500/person/year (Thats how much WEALTH you SAn's currently Generate). And that generated 79% by WHITE MONOPOLy CAPITAL!
It requires 135 South Africas to pay for one South Africa. 🤦🏾♂️
This isn’t economics.
It’s Excel after 17 beers.
Stick to MaPiano dances, Only Fans and Chisha Nyama!
Thanks for coming to my TED Talks
“Give every South African US$1,000,000 every year until they’re 70!” Nkosikhona Ndabandaba aka PhakeluMthakathi aka A-BAFOON-hambe
Let me help illiterate morons in SA:
🇿🇦 Population: 65.4 million
💵 Cost: US$65.45 TRILLION… EVERY. SINGLE. YEAR.
South Africa’s entire economy is about US$480 BILLION. (R1.04 Quadrillion)
Your GDP currently is: $7500/person/year (Thats how much WEALTH you SAn's currently Generate). And that generated 79% by WHITE MONOPOLy CAPITAL!
It requires 135 South Africas to pay for one South Africa. 🤦🏾♂️
This isn’t economics.
It’s Excel after 17 beers.
Stick to MaPiano dances, Only Fans and Chisha Nyama!
Thanks for coming to my TED Talks
5 things we learnt as zimbabwe recorded their highest ever test win
1. Richard Ngarava’s Captaincy is the Real Deal
Stepping into the leadership role, Ngarava showed incredible tactical maturity. Not only did he lead from the front with a highly disciplined bowling spell , but his field placements and bowling rotations kept Bangladesh under constant pressure. Securing an innings win against a tough side is a massive statement for his captaincy credentials.
2. Is it time for Brendan Taylor to Hang Up the Boots?
While having a veteran presence in the dressing room is valuable, this match might be the clearest sign yet that it’s time for Taylor to pass the torch. In a game where the team piled on a massive 410 runs and younger talent flourished, it felt like BT was playing on a different pitch and with calls for players like Mathew Campbell growing louder, this doesnt help his case.
3. Form-Based Picks Paid Off: Newman & Innocent Kaia
This match was a massive victory for selecting players on pure merit and form. Opening batsman Innocent Kaia played a masterful, match-winning knock of 140 runs to anchor Zimbabwe's massive first-innings total. On the bowling side, Newman Nyamhuri absolutely stole the show by tearing through the Bangladeshi lineup to finish with stellar figures of 4/61. When selectors back hungry, in-form talent, you get exactly this kind of clinical dominance—proving both players are central to Zimbabwe's future.
4. This is the Wessly We Know!
What a sight it is to see Wessly Madhevere back at his fluent, impactful best. He played with the exact confidence, flair, and game-changing energy that made him such a highly-rated talent in the first place. This is the standard he sets when he's locked in, and it makes the entire middle order look lethal.
5. Bangladesh’s Resting Policy Backfired Horribly
Underestimating Zimbabwe by resting key players blew up in Bangladesh's face. They completely lacked the depth and grit required to compete, resulting in a devastating collapse. Zimbabwe thoroughly punished their complacency, utterly shattering Bangladesh's impressive winning streak and sending a loud message that they cannot be taken lightly on home soil.