I am yet to understand this culture of heroe- worship and how it sometimes strips people of their basic humanity. There is a video circulating of someone allegedly being verbally abusive towards his wife. It is being claimed that the person in the video is King Misuzulu. Whether those claims are true or not, the part that troubles me most is the reaction. Instead of society being disturbed by the alleged behaviour itself, some people’s first instinct is to interrogate the victim. ‘Why did she expose private matters?’ Why record it?’ Why embarrass him?’
At what point did protecting the image of powerful people become more important than protecting the dignity of those who may be harmed? This is how heroe worship becomes dangerous. It creates a world where status, titles, fame and influence can become shields against accountability. Where ordinary people are expected to carry pain quietly because exposing wrongdoing is considered a greater offence than the wrongdoing itself. Perhaps we need to ask ourselves uncomfortable questions about why we sometimes defend institutions and personalities before we defend principles. Respecting leaders, cultures and institutions should never require us to surrender our ability to recognise harm.
Human dignity must always outrank status!!!!
Jacinta's movement is nothing but a symptom of the state's refusal to govern. Focusing on her will do nothing to address people's grievances. If you want people to believe in the law, the law must work.
help me fund my sister Ntokozo Lethabo Mdluli who has been missing since last week Thursday on the 05th of June 2025. She was last seen at braamfisher phase 2 going to school.
If you have any information/ you’ve seen her somewhere please contact : 072 810 4966 / 082 667 1548
Hi guys, can you all help me by sharing this thread...
This is my journey of the last 11 months of dealing with the @GEPF_SA with regards to getting my mom's money.
She was an SAPS employee for 26 years!
When I tell you how many stories I've had to deal with mxm
I never thought one day I’d be one to post this. 💔😓
Please help locating my cousin and her car, her name is Nomsa Jas, she was last seen on Sunday leaving her place of work @Dischem mooirivier mall in Potchefstroom.
Anyone with information please contact - (074) 375-0871
Ntandokazi Mtshali is missing for about a week now.She went to school and never came back home. She is a grade 9 student in Vilalissa,https://t.co/yNlOw6cEiD the church we went to her home on Sunday,there’s still no trace of her.
@Promise_Moleta @NalediMOfficial Cheating is such a traumatic experience. The after effects hang on you so tightly. The trust issues, overthinking, insecurities etc.
Missing People Alert ⛔⛔
Both Kidnapped in Bloemfontein on different dates.
Lesego Motaung who is just 22 was kidnapped on the 30th October.
And Lerato Masiu who just 23 was kidnapped on the 16th November by a man pretending to be an investigation officer.