❝I wish I had a sister like Miriam Makeba, a brother like Malcolm X, a friend like Che Guevara, a mentor like Steve Biko, a comrade like Patrice Lumumba, courage like Thomas Sankara, wisdom like Marcus Garvey and the resilience of Winnie Madikizela-Mandela.❞ ~ Mzilikaziwa Afrika #WakeUpEverybody✊🏿
Trump says white South Africans are being killed, land confiscated and they deserve refugee status. He says it’s not because they’re white, he’d say it if they were black too. Meanwhile, Sudan burns and Congo bleeds?
Africa was never “discovered.” You can’t discover land where people already live. Europe invaded. They looted. They rewrote the story to make themselves heroes. That’s not history, that’s propaganda I refuse to be a part of. #politicalcommentary#politicssouthafrica
@GivanteK@ChrisExcel102 Some people think Nigeria is close by. Do you know how many hours it takes us to go there. We love them as our fellow Africans but we are very different. Most SA people would relate with Drage more obviously.
@tier_first He really was one of the biggest African musicians. I mean this was way before the SA & Nigerian what what. SA people were not exposed to a lot of Nigerian or African musicians but 2Face followed by PSquare were played in most South African households. Shame I hope Annie is okay.
Zizipho Gabisa, 29, and Anele Mbokazi, 29, lifeless bodies were found with bullet wounds to their heads in Kenville, Durban, on 25 August 2024.
Zizipho and Anele allegedly met up with two men they knew. The next day, their bodies were discovered by residents in the Kenville area. Police arrested the two suspects, Lungani Mthethwa and Sandile Chili, who were charged with the robbery and murder of the two women. Sandile Chili has been released, and all charges against him have been withdrawn. Lungani Mthethwa is applying for bail at the Durban Magistrate's Court on 13 January 2025. Zizipho, a pharmacist, and Anele, a nurse, were close friends who lived in Verulam. Fly high, Sisters. #WomenForChange #SayHerName
@Fundiswa392131@dima_phoshoko@MissDeniseZimba One day you'll need to forgive yourself for not understanding that your niece was a victim and that she needed you to be there for her. I applaud you for at least keeping an okay relationship with her. The sad thing is that you were still a child yourself. May God help you heal.