He is the most famous polygamist in the world today. He has a net worth of $100 million, 15 wives and 32 children. He is like the King Solomon of today, only that he doesn't have the WISDOM, the pride and the admiration of the world. As the last reigning absolute monarchy of Africa, I … Continue reading Why Polygamous King Mswati Is An Embarrassment To Africa And Black People
As Africans celebrate Africa Day taking to social media, posting pictures in their African print clothing, I find it sad that the African print material is the pride and symbol of African clothing. I personally find the "African print material" tacky. I just find nothing attractive about the "African wax print" and I don't like … Continue reading Why African Print Should Not Be Worn As The Pride Of African Dressing
Yesterday my Boaz was speaking to one of his longtime friends over the phone, and she told him that she has recently started dating a married man. She is an older Ghanaian single mother in her mid 50's. She's very successful in both the UK and in Ghana, she works with Presidents, Mayors and Governers … Continue reading Why Black Single Mothers Should Accept That They Are Meant To Be “Second Best”
I have had a lot of reactions regarding my article about black people's obsession with Higher Education. I understand why a lot of black people found the article upsetting, sadly we are conditioned from a young age to believe that education is all there is in life to make us prosper. We live our whole … Continue reading Dropping Out Of High School Was The Best Life Changing Decision I Ever Made
So today Google doodle honoured and celebrated the national musical instrument of Zimbabwe, the Mbira, as Zimbabwe culture week begins. Zimbabweans are well chuffed that google acknowledged their cultural week, and they took to social media hashtagging #ProudlyZimbabwean in response to the Mbira google doodle. By the way, before I get into my article, let … Continue reading As Google Honours Zimbabwe Cultural Week, I Am Yet To Meet Just One Zimbabwean Who Is Not Ashamed Of Their Culture
Today marks Mental Health Awareness Week 2020, and the theme is KINDNESS. Mental health is such a broad and complex issue, it comes with all sorts of stigma, misunderstandings and just downright abuse. Mental health has so much irony to it, as human beings, we despise people for being mentally ill, but when you think … Continue reading Mental Health Awareness Week: Zimbabwean Culture Taught Me That Fighting Abuse Is “Mental Illness”
Today my attention has been drawn to Julie Condliffe, a Zimbabwean born UK based woman whom the Daily Mail UK recently recognized as a rags to riches self-made millionaire. I first heard about Julie Condliffe years ago, when I used to write about my journey out of the sex pervert Walter Masocha's cult/church. Julie initially … Continue reading I See Nothing Fraudulent About Julie Condliffe Property Business Apart From Her Involvement With Pervert Walter Masocha
The Coronavirus plague has shaken the world, especially that of religious people. The plague has got everyone talking about the bible, the end times and prophecy. We have all panicked one way or another. At some point, when the lockdown began, all the changes ,the sudden deserted streets and the closed shops to me felt … Continue reading Mark Of The Beast, It’s Definitely Not A Microchip Or Covid Vaccine
This is exactly what I mean when I say that Africans are the descendants of Ham, their behaviour pattern alone is enough proof that there is a serious curse on that continent, Zimbabwe being the leading cursed African nation. I find myself literally opening my mouth wide each time I read news from Zimbabwe, some … Continue reading Cursed Zimbabwe Welcomes “Chinese Coronavirus Experts” And WON’T Quarantine Them
Today it's international Mother's day, and as I was thinking about my Ghanain mother-in-law and her love for her son, my King and Boaz, I thought about my own boys. I don't normally post or talk about my boy, but they have been a pillar to me, especially during the darkest times of my life, … Continue reading Why Black Men Should Marry Women Who are Just Like Their Mother
