Honestly, I’m beginning to understand how colonialism succeeded in Africa. It wasn’t simply a matter of the colonizers being powerful, our lack of unity also played a major role. While some Africans were resisting colonial rule, others were cooperating with the colonizers and helping them weaken the resistance. Some freedom fighters were betrayed, captured by fellow Africans and handed over to colonial authorities to be killed. Division among Africans has always made it easier for others to control us and even today, we keep falling into the same trap.
You literally REDUCE crime by eliminating POVERTY. The reason so called nice neighborhoods have lower crime rates is because people's basic needs are being met. It is not because of police, alarm systems, or neighborhood associations. Poverty creates crime.
A lot of people are almost 30, some heading towards 35, and genuinely have nothing to their name. No property, no kids, no successful business, no useful connections, nobody to call when things go wrong. They work but after food and basic survival, there’s barely anything left to save. And when you don’t have rich parents or anyone to fall back on, building a life from nothing is a completely different kind of struggle.
Want to win in Zimbabwe?
Don’t be too traditional. Don’t be too righteous.
Right now it’s about being creative + being connected.
Your degree can wait. Use it later. Survive first
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White people have better governance, less corruption & build their nations. Anything functional in Africa is managed by whites. SA is proof. Meanwhile African leadership kills citizens & chases them from home.pane murungu pane mabasa, chikapfu, and future
What is it that white people did or do, that makes them "evil" according to your black ass?
• they made us slaves ≠ well you were already doing that, the defeated tribe would become slaves of the stronger tribe
• they colonised us ≠ you did that too, the defeated tribe would lose it's land & resources
• they abused our women ≠ you did that too, women were actually spoils of war, beautiful women would be taken and ugly ones k!lled
• they k!ll us in the US via the police ≠ yet statistics show more black people die from black on black violence
• they sabotage African economies ≠ yet statistics show much of the money by African leaders is invested back into Europe
Black people we are never accountable for anything, it's always lying, blaming and victim hood.
There is a guy I found on Facebook Marketplace who sells these moveable cabin houses. He delivers anywhere in Zimbabwe. 6x7 with varanda 2x2
$7360 2bedrooms toilet and open plan
Drywalling and ceiling
Electrical and plumbing
Aluminum windows and sliding door
Guys I have a question and I need your input.
Religious, scientific or psychological answers are welcome.
Why is it naturally hard to do what is right or beneficial?
Like how is it that sugar tastes so nice but it's not healthy. Water is good for your body but pretty much tasteless. Anytime you eat any nice food you will soon discover it's not good. But ginger, garlic, etc is very good for health.
Imagine if water tasted as nice as coca-cola.
And this is not just with food, even habits. Like why is it that the most comfortable sitting posture is most likely not good for your back in the long run. Why does it feel like doing good is opposing nature. Scrolling tik tok for hours feels great but is not good. Reading is good for, running, dieting etc .
Why is it like that????
Boys, let me tell you something… Nothing is more important than family. During good times it may be tempting to celebrate with your friends & that’s fine but always reserve your best self & efforts for your family.