Back in the olden days before most of us young independent and gorgeous ladies were born, women had men to build the world and things they wanted. Women had less opportunities, less recognition, and you Read More …
“In order for us to know where we are going we need to understand where we come from” My aim in this article is for us, as black people, to reflect on what we as Read More …
I’m a South African For I call my two room bedroom house a compound, a part of my inspiration is a youth league graduate formerly introduced to the world as a trouble maker, I defy Read More …
“My alone feels so good, I’ll only have you if you’re sweeter than my solitude.”― Warsan Shire So, I have been thinking a lot lately, about how we women seem to take longer than men Read More …
Ever since I posted the article “Banks & Money Never Loved Us” I have been getting questions regarding a chronic condition I termed BALLERITIS. What exactly is Balleritis? BALLERITIS DEFINED: / ‘Balla-ry-tis/ The compulsion to live beyond your means. Read More …
Mr Ephraim Matsilela Sono known as Jomo Sono, ‘the black prince of SA football’ or Bra J or Mjomana is a legend, even though I personally shared a post throwing shade his waythis week in Read More …
In the past I have said, perhaps in passing, that there is only one person in South Africa who truly embodies this saying: Moporofeta gaana tlotlo mo gaabo-a prophet has no appreciation nor respect in Read More …
How much is enough how do we know we need to stop looking? What are we looking for? We look for happiness but are born happy. When did we lose our happiness and start looking Read More …
Everyone knows the saying :”walk a mile in my shoes”, well I say not just any shoes, but 8 inch high stilettos owned by a bad b*tch. The world, and by that I mean men, Read More …
We wanted to… rethink blogging and create something worth reading Introducing iBlog.. Carefully structured paragraphs and sentences permitted our most elegant style of writing yet. We combined multiple bloggers and writers to create an all Read More …
I’m a dead beat academic I hate library sessions Cut my food budget in half to fund the blissful morning after stories Never mind the hangover as I narrate to the wolf-pack how I jumped Read More …
“Sometimes being a friend means mastering the art of timing. There is a time for silence. A time to let go and allow people to hurl themselves into their own destiny. And a time to Read More …
“All I have are these memories of how we used to make love and how we used to promise each other we’d never break-up. At least you never cheated like Miss du-Pont.”
He walks our streets, Has our ears. He speaks in our tongue, Condemns any foreign stunts. Reincarnated, He bears our mark, The African mark of oppression, Of segregation, Of condemnation, Of a tainted history. He Read More …
Today Genius Level turns 2!! Below is the very first post to the Online Mag back in April 2014 Follow my blog for all inside on amazing views on Financial Fitness, Mental Fitness, how to preserve Read More …
How long it took? How long will we allow our country to be owned by outsiders who care not about us? Not so many years ago they were only a few Humbling as they entered Read More …
Dimo Writer for Genius Level chats with Ms Aphelele on Power FM talking about an article he wrote titled “Black Middle Class Illusion” #moneymondays
Kagiso Editor of Genius Level chats with Ms Aphelele on Power FM talking about an article he wrote titled “Married In Community Of Debt” #moneymondays
“History repeats itself and that’s just how it goes, same way that these rappers always bite each other’s flows, same thing that my nigga Elvis did with Rock n roll! Justin Timberlake, Eminem, and then Read More …
Survival Guide from a proud survivor It all started in 2014 when I lost my source of income, at first I did not stress because I believed it was high time I stopped focusing on Read More …
