Yhooo i really respect General Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi. a true definition of "keep your enemies closer"
Commissioners do you remember when the commissioners asked general Mkhwanazi "what do do you think about Minister Mchunu" his answer was -
" I think these small boys are the ones who are wrong, our Minister Mnchunu he's a good man" kanti umakhela uzungu, he clocked him long ago heeeeee 🔥🔥
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President Zuma was in charge, this angered racists so much because for the first time in the history of this country black people were doing things that benefited us and we didn't seek their approval.
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John William "Bud" Rogan was the tallest man of African descent in recorded history (8’9 ft)
Rogan died in 1905 at the age of 35 and his body was buried under a layer of concrete to prevent curious scientists from stealing it.
—John William Rogan was born in 1868 in Sumner County, Tennessee. Also known as “Bud” rogan, he is one of 16 individuals in medical history to reach a height of eight feet or more.
John William Rogan began to grow very rapidly at the age of 13 leading to Ankylosis, and eventually he could not stand or walk. He moved around in a cart which he had made himself from his bed, pulled by goats.
Like many other tall people on the list, John William Rogan didn’t have a proper source of income and struggled to live a happy life. Due to ankylosis, he was not able to work. Fortunately, he was able to sell self-made portraits and postcards at local railway station.
Rogan had a number of his drawings published. He refused all offers to join the carnival and side shows.
Shortly before he developed ankylosis, Rogan was 8 feet 6 inches tall and weighed 300 lbs. His exact height was not measured until his death, and he was measured while in a sitting position. At that time, he measured 8 feet 8 inches tall, but weighed only 175 pounds, making him the tallest African American and the second tallest man ever recorded. John William Rogan died in 1905 from complications of his disease.
In the farmlands of KZN’s Underberg, two families are at war with each other. The Biyelas are under siege as the Ts’eoles march across the border from Lesotho to raid their livestock. Watch it all unfold in Outlaws, a new Showmax drama series.
listen to what this man once said about Bheki Cele and Khehla Sitole. We are being taken for a ride. ANC is a joke. It is time for change 🚮 #SenzoMeyiwa