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ZIMBABWEANS ASKED TO DO SELF INTROSPECTION A Zimbabwean man has urged his fellow Zimbabweans to focus more on Zimbabwean issues than those of South Africa. 'We have become more passionate about issues in SA than issues back at home. 'When something happens in SA we are everywhere...' he says

@goldi_logs @cybergirl65778 @LehulaMary @kayEasy_ Waze wangibusisa ngezimphendulo zakho. Bengithi ngizophawula but uyibeke kahle dadewethu. Sengiswele ukwazi isithakazelo, ngabe ngikuhaye ngaso ☺️🤌🏾👌🏾.

@cybergirl65778 @LehulaMary @kayEasy_ In my culture it benefits the women 😂 hence why I told you its history and inception, you’re not comprehending. But I’m don’t with this chat now

They have low self esteem that’s why polygamy is normalized that side

There is no version of my reality where i don't see a successful and extraordinary life. Not a single one. That's how much I believe in myself.

I think you will know if you’re going to make it in life. something inside you just tells you. You just feel it. Even when you’re at the lowest point, everything still somehow clicks.

someone who gets defensive every time you tell the truth already knows they're guilty. they don't argue the point; they argue your tone. they don't fix the issue; they attack your delivery. they don't hear your heart; they hear the threat to their ego. that's not a misunderstanding; that's avoidance. and anyone who fears the truth will always turn the true teller into the problem.

@MoafricaMunftu Well, it's either we learn to sit with the discomfort as we work through our issues, or we self destruct.

@_yamanzi This is too deep, self reflective and self-critical conversations are daunting

The reaction to the Nandi conversation showed something deeper than gender wars. It exposed how wounded we are as a people. We don’t know how to hold pain and accountability at the same time. Everything becomes attack or defence.What scares me isn’t disagreement...

I grew up in a home filled with real love—two loving parents and a present dad. They were only separated by death. Healthy love is all I’ve ever known.

And until we learn to self reflect instead of self destruct, we will keep mistaking chaos for strength and healing for weakness. If we can’t do that, then we’re not being harmed by the system alone. We are actively helping it. As a collective, we need to do better.

This moment is not about who is right or wrong. It is exposing how deeply wounded we are and how allergic we’ve become to healing. We keep turning every hard conversation into a battlefield instead of a space for growth. We would rather defend our pain than confront our behaviour

"Ungazifanisi nabo” kusho indoda yakho on 14thFebruary ikuhlephulela umoba ngedolo

@tafolaI8 🤞🏾

@_yamanzi The way she humiliated that guy😭😭😭

When your lived contribution is instability, it becomes hard to recognise grace, growth and intentionality. Some voices speak from healing, others from constant battle. This one is clearly the latter.Her stance is a resounding gong that belongs in spaces where peace far removed.

@tafolaI8 Same woman who trended for mocking one of her partners in a public setting. She only knows chaos.

@_yamanzi 😭😭😭

@tafolaI8 If I use the stove, pots will burn 😂

@_yamanzi Why you use the air fryer😭😭😭😭

@ms_tourist @Musa_Khawula Lapho she is trying to get the attention of intokazi engakhonzile umsindo.

@Musa_Khawula Dineo should really sit this one out. Their experiences are not the same. Honestly…

Dineo Ranaka says she's highly disturbed by Nandi Madida's statement to give black men grace. Dineo Ranaka says women like Nandi Madida are problematic in society. PART 1.

Nandi Madida embodies every facet of a modern black South African woman. She’s successful, she’s smart, beautiful, married, a mother and thinks progressively. Despite existing in a troubled society, she actively refuses to become a vessel of that turmoil that. A true role model🤌🏽.