Mtha

[Mtha @Mthay25]

@Mbonjeni1 Izinqe nkosiyami, kusukela ngizalwa kudala zitshudula.

[Mtha @Mthay25]

@ChristArmyOnX @Ntandoyenk45526 @VusaMkhaya Well we can't generalise and say every Shona is like this, every Ndebele is like that, but in every basket there are few rotten apples. At the end, we are all Zimbabweans, we belong to i Zimbabwe🇿🇼🇿🇼.

[Mtha @Mthay25]

@Ntandoyenk45526 @ChristArmyOnX @VusaMkhaya Thina nxa besenza okwabo abakaze besizwe sibathuka, siya liker sidlule nje.

[Mtha @Mthay25]

@MachonaMarco @KMarazanye @Mamoxn @mbonisi_m @gumbo_mbonisi @samkebusiness Yooo my guy, you need to heal. Matebeleland is here to stay, there is nothing you can do about it, Your Dad& Mom will/have died, you will die, your wife will die, your kids will die, their kids will die, 100s of generations after you will die, but Matebeleland will never die.

[Mtha @Mthay25]

@KMarazanye @Mamoxn @mbonisi_m @gumbo_mbonisi @samkebusiness Can you tell us a day, where us "AmaNdebele" came and said across Mat'Land, students must be taught IsiNdebele??? Blame your Gvt in Harare that only developed Shona & Ndebele textbooks in Zim after Independence & imposed IsiNdebele to other tribes in Mat'Land.

[Mtha @Mthay25]

@zenzele Enjoyed this one Bab' uNdebele, waiting for part 2. Toboka.

[Mtha @Mthay25]

@ChristArmyOnX @Ntandoyenk45526 @VusaMkhaya Well, lami as a Ndebele speaking guy l used to think that it's my people, but hold on, it's the other way round. We do our cultural events, we are insulted everywhere, go check yesterday's Skies Metro FM post or any other cultural events....follow comments n see it on your own.

[Mtha @Mthay25]

@Mozeee22 @SkyzMetroFM Istupid nguwe sihlama senja, these Kids were there to learn IsiNdebele literature through dramas, poet and visual art.... it's part of learning... practical & visual learning beyond classrooms.

[Mtha @Mthay25]

@Mukonzongi @HASafaris 😅😅😅 ikhotha eyikhothayo, engayikhothiyo iyayikhahlela umlomo.

[Mtha @Mthay25]

@Chaguta7610 @ubekim I did my Sec in Nkayi. We had 7/8 Shona teachers; some are now permanent residents of Nkayi. Some came without knowing a single Ndebele word, but with time they became fluent... nobody cared; we loved them as our own.

[Mtha @Mthay25]

@DonaldRidomuns @mncedisi_mengu 🙄🙄 really?? It's not like liberation was brought about by ZANLA alone, there was ZIPRA too .... played a big role as well. 😒😒 kodwa ke singathi njengoba imbali yathathwa ngama suitcase yabunjwa kakutsha.