Why Your Man Has Not Proposed Yet…
By Dimo Wa Moraswi Sekele First of all, let me apologize on the behalf of my species to all the women. I am really sorry that you go through hell trying to show us why Read More …
Month: December 2017
I’m Not Racist (Part 1)
With all due respect I don’t have pity for all you lazy Darkies, that’s the way I feel Screamin’ “Radical Economic Transformation” All the black guys rather be at the club balling than pay their Read More …
A Tip Of The Proverbial Hat To Real Black Excellence.
Black is beautiful, magnificent and like hell it’s excellent. Nothing gives me more joy than witnessing a black person ascend the corporate ladder, until he is the boss of everyone, including the white man. When Read More …
Put Some Respek On The Ice Boy This Festive!!
“This December let’s give a special shout out to the dude who gets the ice” By Rati Mofokeng People like shaming the dude who goes to buy the ice / smokes / goes for a drinks Read More …
I Wish That I Could Say, Without A Doubt, That I Am Not Racist
By Avela Sidaki Dear white lady, my name is not Cheapo, It’s Tshepo. If you took five minutes out of your time to make an effort, you’d certainly not struggle to pronounce it. And while Read More …
43 Small Things People With Depression Do Every Day To Feel Good
Put Together by Anthony Rivas 1. Take note of all the small things you’ve accomplished today. NBC / Via oneclass.com “I write a ‘Did Do’ list of all the things I accomplish each day. Even just really basic Read More …
Victimless Crimes
Wait, don’t read between the lines… It is the pregnant pauses between the words that hides the lies that you turn your face from and call victimless crimes It is the raised fist in solidarity Read More …
21 Dark Days
We all open our eyes days some-days not feeling like waking up, making our beds, answering the phone, reading or even talking to people. Waking up not feeling like doing all the little things that Read More …
What If Cyril Ramaphosa Appoints Thuli Madonsela To Replace Shaun Abrahams??
Her credentials are impeccable, she has been hardened to the rigors of chapter 9 leadership, and she would be the people’s favourite to take up the position of National Director of Public Prosecutions. That she Read More …
God The Savage Comedian
By Brigette Mashile Just because you believe it doesn’t mean you are correct. This sentence gives me freedom. To think that I could be wrong about a lot of things in my life makes me feel Read More …
The ANC’s Motion For More Corruption
By Herman Mashaba The ANC, yet again, has cooked up a motion of no confidence in the Speaker of Johannesburg’s Council and myself. At least this time, instead of wasting the court’s time and the Read More …
Malema’s dilemma: to be Mandela or Mugabe?
By Robert J. Traydon Julius Malema is one of South Africa’s most contentious leaders. However, people should be slow to write him off as a political extremist. The fact is, Malema is at a crossroads: Read More …
Got This Girl That Goes To Wits, She Corrects All My Slang and Makes Sure I Speak Good
After seeing the recent research findings from ‘The Martha Effect: The compounding female advantage in South African higher education’, by Dr Nic Spaull and Hendrik van Broekhuizen, I thought to myself, the male species is Read More …
Smoking A Blunt With Mzanzi Humor Admins
Too much laughter my timeline I imagine meeting the savages behind the madness I’m talking a couple of beers and, Smoking blunts with Mzanzi Humor Admins, Tryna be savage as they are, while Showing them Read More …
UBaba ka Duduzane, The First Socialite? “The Story of Self Belief and Resilience”
Hate him or love him you just have to agree, he is just one massive character, right? Well, I have outgrown the natural (or rather) popular stance which assumes that when someone does bad things, Read More …
A Blueprint Strategy Of How To Fill-Up FNB Stadium
I’m going to attempt to break-down intellectually a part of the reason why Cassper Nyovest has managed to break boundaries and become the idol and inspiration that he is today. So let’s put on our Harvard Read More …
