@QueeningFab I enjoy women lyk dat , I enjoy buying food but dnt enjoy it alone , let her eat wateva xe wants it’s better than goin out n waste money unnecessary rather spend all that money to buy her food
Ishmael Monare, known as Vleis Matlatleng, soccer star who was found guilty of the murder of Steven Letsoalo on 5 March 1957. Once a famous soccer player, he faced the gallows and the loss of his freedom and life, seen in this photo giving soccer tips to kids in the street. Credit: Drum Archives
Dr Rotoli Xaba's (1893-1953) early history exemplified in an acute form the problems of foreign study for Black South Africans. His correspondence for his period in Edinburgh during the mid 1920's reveals the financial & educational difficulties he faced, prompting cries of despair from his family as well as his sponsors. He found difficulty paying for essentials things as well as paying rent to his landlady. She threatened eviction, but reluctantly because Xaba was well behaved. These difficulties led him to drop out many times until he finally qualified in 1936, gaining the triple Scottish qualification (LRCP and LRCP). returning to Cape Town to practice medicine in 1937. In this 1922 Edinburgh African Society picture he is 3rd from the Back row from left.
Reverend Jesse Jackson, is welcomed to Soweto by Dr. Nthato Motlana, Chairman of the Soweto Committee of Ten, on the 25th of July 1979. Image Source: Arena Holdings Collection #RipRevJesseJackson
@Thembithemedium Ephesians 3:20 says, "Now to him who is able to do exceedingly abundantly above all that we ask or think, according to the power that works in us".