When I turned 40 years in 2024 I went to KFC and I bought 40 streetwise two chips and I went to the garage next to KFC and asked for the manager , he came out such a cool guy.and I told him im turning 40 today and I decided to buy 40 streetwise two' s and I humbly ask to share my birthday meal with your workers 😇😇He agreed and told his staff and I was able to share some of the meal with them and had much left and I went to town , drove around as it was getting dark and I began to share to those people who were ready to sleep on those street and I was going to them giving and someone were already asleep I just put the KFC next to them and covered it with their blankets so Noone will see when they woke up boom surprise 😇Until I managed to share the 40 KFC to the people of God😇😇😇
It gave me Joy that I was able to share my 40 years with 40 people.
It was not much but it was coming from a greatful heart blessing God for 4 decades and i was still alive and healthy.
A little kindness can actually go a very long way.
Let is continue practicing kindness even when Noone is watching keep reminding yourself that God is Kind and He always pay attention to kind people😊😇
Let us normalize bringing a smile on someone's life it doesn't have to be KFC or money, act of kindness can also be listening to someone's sad story amd offer them prayers and a warm hug, you have no idea what people are going through.
Reach out to that one person a day and make a change in their lives ,God will definitely remember you one day!
God bless Africa.
It’s all banter, but I think you’re crossing the line with this one. There are certain topics we should know better than to joke about. Please stay away from issues involving married couples. Let’s keep the banter respectful.
RIP Robert Mugabe
By Penuel Mlotshwa
06 September 2019
With the passing of Mugabe, I sit in anticipation for the celebrations from the West and white people.
Mugabe really tried his best and was failed by his own people and other captured African nations, who failed to work with Zimbabwe to make it a functional black nation.
Instead, those black nations, like South Africa, folded their arms out of fear of upsetting their white handlers.
Mugabe chose to keep a stern face than fold and let whites win in his nation, but the blacks failed him.
Everytime we blame Mandela... we must always... ALWAYS... look in the mirror.
Each and every one of us has the power to buy black, vote black, invest in black but we don't.
We're all as much sellouts as Nelson.
At least he tried to fight and paid his dues.
Most of us are too punk to spend even one decade in jail.
We'd never leave our families and children to fight for a nation.
He sold out... but he tried harder than most of us.
And, he gave us the platform to support each other and build the utopia we seek.
The man spent 3 decades in prison.
He helped set up uMkhonto weSizwe.
He was fighting and willing to die for black liberation.
Even though they negotiated sneakily with a tired old man, he still managed to get us:
- Free houses
- Free healthcare
- Free schooling
- Social grants
- Roads
- Sanitation
- BEE
Etc.
When people whine about Mandela, it means they wanted him to suffer in jail, get out, kill whites, magically get the world to like us, give every black man land, give every black man a successful business with full funding and good workers and access to a global market.
We want him to do it all, and we're not even willing to do the bare minimum with all the platforms and opportunities he and other struggle heroes afforded us????
There's truly something wrong with each and every one of us... we as black people constantly want too much and refuse to do our bit to advance the agenda.
I used to hate Mandela... but the truth is: we should actually hate ourselves.
We keep white business in power
We endorse white power through our patronage
We vote for leaders who we know are in bed with whites
We send our kids to schools in order to emulate whites
We beg whites for jobs instead of begging blacks
Each and every one of us.
We're scared of turning SA into a "Zimbabwe".
Judge Mandela. Yes, he sold out.
But don't forget to look in the mirror. The biggest problem in your life and the lives of other black people, is you.
End.
We now have CAA3. In the words of Zvobgo, it is “the most calculated and deliberate attack on our liberties.” Its promulgation opens the door to, and indeed ushers in, another wave of challenges. These challenges will be pursued in many ways. We shall not abdicate. We shall not be cowed. When the motherland calls on men and women to stand up and be counted, we shall be such men and women. Our contract cannot be rewritten by a few. Our destiny cannot be determined by coin. We shall fall only by natural causes, not by the devices of a few corrupt men. So help us God.