Swazi lives matter

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[aether @bluewdrift]

This is free advice from an expensive psychologist.
If you're an anxious person, do everything for fun. Go to a job interview for fun. Submit documents for fun. Start a blog for fun. Anxiety feeds on importance. Don't make everything a matter of life and death.

[cee @cslivr]

the "theres a man" trend on tiktok is actually opening my eyes to a lot of casual misogyny i wasnt even aware of

[mfazi🇿🇦🇵🇸 @GrizzinLuv]

Every situation has any easy solution when it is hypothetical to you

[Swazi lives matter @wan_nhambi]

@SimphiweKibibi Mum roll on and dove body spray

[Issybeatz @Issybeatz_]

may you heal so hard you start being creative again.

[Sue Nyathi @SueNyathi]

For those looking to purchase a copy of #ThePolygamist online, here are the links. 1. Amazon
https://t.co/3izQjVmBM4

[Zahr🌷 @Zanele_929]

Aowa guys! You enjoyed the show & paid Netflix. Now you don’t want to pay Sue for her work??? Have some shame!

[NomadicHistorian @Darkmatterh6nd]

In November 1983, Ambassador Peter Helemisi Mtetwa, the 5th ambassador of Swaziland to the United States of America, presented his credentials walking barefooted, wearing Eswatini traditional regalia and carrying a ceremonial spear causing frentzy at the White House.

[𝐏𝐢𝐧𝐤 𝐠𝐥𝐢𝐭𝐭𝐞𝐫 🎀 @pinkglitterie]

The OG blush girl @paintedbyesthr <3

[Khomotso Rakgoropo 🇿🇦 @Khomotso_Krops]

Indeed you don't just wake up and become a president.

[NTOMBI KADJ @nirvananokwe]

These dialogues sparked by the Skeem Saam episode really go to show how poor and disorganised our ideas of consent and violation are. I am writing to share an experience I had during a recent project on set, involving a violation of my personal boundaries in a scene where the character I was playing was being murdered and r*ped.

[Y for Wifi. @luyolo_mad]

Boredom. I don’t think it’s my job as parent to keep the 6.5 year old occupied and entertained all the time. She must learn to fill in the spaces herself, and she must also learn to sit with herself. I used to feel guilty about this because she’s an only child.

[Maletšemana @maletsemana]

If money is to men what beauty is to women, why on earth would you in turn expect fidelity from beautiful women?

[NomadicHistorian @Darkmatterh6nd]

14 June 1963: Mbabane stands still. 🇸🇿
The Great Strike of 1963 hits the capital as workers and NNLC leaders march for a £1 daily wage and a fairer constitution. This was more than a labor dispute; it was a definitive spark in the journey toward independence.

[NomadicHistorian @Darkmatterh6nd]

In 1976, the Miss World stage became a geopolitical flashpoint.
Swaziland and Mauritius recalled their contestants, Zanella Tshabalala and Anne Lise Lesur, in protest of South Africa’s “dual entry” policy—a segregated system of sending both a white and a Black representative.

[NomadicHistorian @Darkmatterh6nd]

1981: A year of "Food First" and "Lijaha Sisu." This 1 Lilangeni coin, issued for World Food Day, captured Eswatini’s post-independence push for agricultural self-sufficiency.

[Swazi lives matter @wan_nhambi]

@sinakekeliwe People know, people talk about it everyday, the issue is how to go about it and what is the way forward.

[Jeremiah Johnson 🌐 @JeremiahDJohns]

What's the most "oh no, my steak too juicy, my lobster too buttery" complaint you see people make?

[Tsabedze @SimphiweKibibi]

A country of just over a million people.😭

[NomadicHistorian @Darkmatterh6nd]

Early Physical Education: Students at St. Mark’s School, Mbabane, circa 1910s. The image shows children on a timber gymnastics frame, with the Hhohho hills visible in the background. St. Mark's was one of the first schools in Eswatini to provide formal secondary education.