Kweneza

Learning to live in the what is. Letting go of the what could have been

[Ivy @kingsivy130]

This guy used AI to put himself in Game of Thrones and fix everything

[Sizwe SikaMusi @SizweLo]

“The privilege we have in a democratic South Africa is that the poor are unbelievably tolerant.”

- Trevor Manuel, 2004

[🥷 @_iamhabeeb]

One of the cruelest things poverty takes from you is the freedom to make mistakes. Every decision has to work.

[Tina @Tina_Hokwana]

So, for the last 18 months Fadiel Adams has not been performing his parliamentarian duties as he has been without a fully working laptop but receiving a salary @ParliamentofRSA

[Neil Renic @NC_Renic]

January: "this year I refuse to overload myself with work"

August:

[Matt🍫 @jbmillenial]

I’ve realised that a good number of you are not looking for lovers, you have a script in your head and you’re looking for an actor to come and play that role!

[Sheikh Sahabb @sheikh_sahaaabb]

I was preparing for an exam when one of my male friends got married. He got divorced and now he is getting married again. Meanwhile I am still preparing for the same exam💀

[phaze @phazeoo]

My biggest pet peeve is when people are at a supermarket and realize they don’t want a refrigerated item (meat, ice cream, eggs) and they leave it somewhere randomly . You know the store has to legally throw it away and waste it now, right?

[Raised in Africa💫 @paballo_patsa]

Prince keeps leaving because he still needed to show up at home, to his wife.

That's the real problem here.
#MarriedAtFirstSightMzansi

[gabby @MISERABLEN0W]

When I was heavily anorexic and denying it my dad googled “woman with anorexia” at the dinner table and scrolled through while shouting “this is what you look like!!!” at me. I remember thinking that a lot of them were very beautiful.

[Blue Lives Matter @bluelivesmtr]

Georgia father of three faces 15 years in a Jamaican prison after TSA missed the loaded magazines he forgot.

Igor Andrusceak, a small-business owner from Athens, Georgia, spent nearly two years saving with his wife for their first family trip out of the country with their three children, including their 1-year-old daughter.

He carefully emptied his backpack before the flight. He removed his everyday-carry gun, a pocketknife, and even the nail clippers. He thought the bag was clean.

It wasn’t. Two loaded magazines with 30 rounds total were still hidden in a mesh pocket.

TSA at Atlanta’s Hartsfield-Jackson Airport cleared the bag with no issues. The family made it to Jamaica and had what Andrusceak called a “beautiful vacation.”

On July 28, as they prepared to fly home from Montego Bay, authorities found the magazines. He was initially told he was free to go, then arrested at the gate.

He was taken to the Freeport Police Station jail — a concrete cell with no glass on the doors, a hole in the floor for a toilet, and a concrete pad to sleep on. His attorney had to pay the guards just so he could get drinking water.

In court the judge was bound by Jamaica’s mandatory minimum.

“The judge tearfully was like, ‘It’s a foolish law, but I can’t. I have to abide by our law, and I can only do 15 years minimum,’” Andrusceak told 11Alive.

“At which point my whole world came crashing down. My 1-year-old — imagine her being 16 when I see her again. That was a very sobering moment.”

He later said, “I put my family through a very traumatic experience… I feel foolish. Like, you understand how bad I felt for making that mistake.”

Andrusceak was released on bond and allowed to return to Georgia, but he must still face the charge. He is now selling possessions, including his motorcycle, to cover legal costs and says, “I’m fearful of going back.”

A hardworking father who made one honest packing mistake is staring down more than a decade in a foreign prison while his wife and three children wait for him at home.

This never should have left American soil.

#TSAFail #BringHimHome

[سيدة @Ajoke__xx]

Waking up to pee will ruin tf outta some good sleep. I see why kids piss in the bed.

[𝐁𝐈𝐋𝐋𝐘 @X_Bill_Gl]

I'm a psychologist

and I can always tell
when someone grew up invisible.

Not neglected.
Not unloved.

Just never quite seen.

Here are 7 signs: 1/11

[Lindani M. @LyndaniM]

God hasn’t blessed me with a Golf 7.5R yet cause he knows that I’d go thank him personally.

[goma @soigomaa]

If you're ever lost/stranded change your voicemail immediately to say where you are, who you were with, what time you arrived etc. When people notice you're missing and start calling you, the voicemail may just save your life especially if your phone goes dead or you have no service.

[nya @spookypillz]

@twinkletweetu Madonna + Whore complex. But I also think it’s layer of projection, imo, Rihanna was an image that young, black girls could be rebellious and provocative and successful - but I think her inevitable auntification lately has ruined that perception of what a ‘cool’ black girl is.

[𝕂𝕦𝕤𝕤𝕞𝕒𝕟 @kusssman]

Yall don’t even hold God up to these standards ngl.

[Bridget Masinga @BridgetMasinga]

They definitely did something to the formula. We are all so unhappy @Unilever

[🥀ᕓ𝐢𝐧𝐜𝐞 𝐋𝐚𝐒𝐚𝐥𝐥𝐞.🖤 @jwarha_nani]

I remember talking to a hun (this was 2 or 3 days in the talking stage) and she told me she hadn’t eaten in 2 days. I was so shocked, so I asked her what she wants on Uber Eats and she said “ribs and wings combo from Spur please 🥺”. Had to part ways from there

[Boo @Boo_Z_]

I knew it was chaai when the experts decided that Prince was perfect for Esethu just because he goes to gym and he’s big built and she needs to feel ‘safe’ after her abusive ex🕊️🕊️

#MarriedAtFirstSightMzansi