The Paradox of Intoxication; ANC Alcoholism of Confusion!

The Paradox of Intoxication; ANC Alcoholism of Confusion! If ANC politicians were cows, and parliament assumed to be grass and dry grass became ganja of corrupt debates and poor faculty of reasoning, and S.A. economy became a cigarette lighter; it is not surprising that everyone in South Africa is burning with issues to extinguish the fire of poor Service Delivery, job creation, crime, gender based violence, hijacking of government ministers, state capture etc, to save the country from its demise. 

Yet. The ANC government can't deliver simple water and infrastructure services to our people, but have the audacity to interfere with problems of other countries like Israel and Ukraine! Where's their sobriety in this paradox? I don't see Botswana, Swaziland, Namibia, Zimbabwe or Lesotho meddling with affairs of other countries, whereas their lives are stable, not in jeopardy like ours. 

"If ANC can't take care of their own dirty linen, why do they pretend to be a savior like Jesus Christ; when their own backyard in Hammanskraal, Sebokeng and Ikageng in Potchefstroom have leaking POOP dripping from their sinks and water taps? Isn't that travesty of justice to our people?". Why not attend to your own countries' kitchen affairs and problems before meddling with what does not suit your qualification and jurisdiction to honor affairs of your own bedroom at this juncture? 

You don't know how to swim or build swimming pools, but want to save people who've conquered the moon to save them from drowning in the Red sea!. The people you're meddling with possess skills to win Olympic games and financial literacy to excel in their economy and technology. They control the dollar and the IMF as the World Bank. You owe them and this liability is at the expense of South Africa's taxpayers. You make loans on behalf of the country and leave our children and communities in shambles.

Yet, it sounds like a dog that wants to bite the hand that feeds it.

Is this not putting your cart before the horse, pretending to be jack of all trades and master of none? You're tripping on your toes and have lost all your front teeth from failing to learn how to tie your shoes. You can't resolve crimes of incompetency to pay SASSA Post Office grants on time to your own people. Is this not dumb and insidious to mediate and put your dirty fingernails in other countries' mouths? You've failed dismally to handle Eskom load shedding at its worst right now, is this not cutting off your nose to spite your face?

I don't see Botswana, Swaziland, Namibia or Lesotho meddling with the affairs of other countries. Your own country is in dire need of leadership maturity to handle a myriad of South Africa's problems, with courtesy and sense of urgency and proficient delivery skills, yet you can't. The ANC is a bunch of  paralyzed hypocrites, pretending to know it all. I urge you to surrender your stupidity to God before HE demands it back without irreversible repercussions in 2024. You're  a disgrace to the human race, every action you took as government has opposite and equal negative reactions, from which you'll  suffer consequences of this imbecility. Organizations like yours, who disobey natural laws of karma, will learn life's unforgiving lesson of the phrase, "what goes around will come around" - "As you sow so shall you reap".

The clock is ticking fast and Robben Island is waiting for fat cats to decorate empty cells with yellow jackets and you quality without making reservations. God forbid this time it will be for the wrong reasons. 

Eat My Crown! It's my turn to turn South Africans' lights on and wise up against your arrogant attitude. You've lost vision brainpower to see and conceptualize the difference between morality and common sense. The ball is no longer in your court. The Springboks can do better than your constituencies put together. You've lost the plot to honor your African Ancestors with due diligence. Get ready to pack and face the quarry once again. History will remember and judge you as "Goliath'' who fell from grace because of inhaling too much fumes of convoluted fart and excessive addiction to self-righteous syndrome. Give up the keys to South Africa let "Sons and Daughters of uShaka Zulu'' teach you and your cronies how to run a country with grace and wisdom.

RIP!

My prayers are with you 🙏

Oneness Reunion Part.4

"why didn't we do something" about it?

This video is about finding ourselves as Oneness after 35 years of soul-searching and going through trials and tribulations that life throws at each one of us. Where we tend to lose ourselves in the struggle to keep up with demands and stormy challenges surrounding our individual plight. It is here that each one's identity and sense of purpose was seen to be challenged and internalized. Our beautiful ages and wrinkled timeline of wisdom written on our faces can tell more about each persons' strength of character to take on "life's beating" with courage and inner potency to withstand the turmoil of the test of time. Whence we never gave up hope, because we dare to win and to overcome, it is in our nature and spirit to conquer and become victorious in the end. That's how resilient our spirit was made to last until now. Yes! we were part of the vibrant 80's economy and our contribution and knowledge to this country was positively prepared for that purpose. "Chamdor was that technical college" every township boys' wishful aspirations and dreams was to manifest and be realized - through education and training, to empower us for the future.

If the future us now! Why are we watching & not participating in the action?

Now we are in the future this future took us by surprise and we are bombarded by new waves of change. This time we only discover now that "change" is the only constant, as if we are caught in a time warp puzzled by how life has overtaken our expectation of yesterday 80's to fast-forward us into today. A lot has happened since 1980, therefore being separated from one another for so long made it difficult so some to cope with challenges.

Perhaps, this reunion is a good excuse to find one another together again in the spirit of unity to shed light and revitalize our hopes in establishing new ways to cope and survive into yet another unpredictable timeline warp called "future". This episode is an overview of what "trying to find ourselves" is all about. A few guys are unemployed or retired, others are getting by or just scraping through a few pennies here and there.

It appears as if we have to dig deep and find alternative solutions to hold-hands or forge a way to stay above the water during these trying times. Ideas were thrown around the table in this meeting at Vereeniging to evaluate which business opportunities were viable and worthy to pursue from each individuals' point of view. No commitment or any final outcomes have been reached as yet. Overall! this reunion brought back good memories and emotions of the "good old days" something I was always reminiscing about in the last 15 years, until now.

Although we did not plan to talk about business opportunities because a majority of "Oneness Members" are very successful and living comfortably; maybe a majority don't need any help to supplement their hefty retirement packages. I speak for those who don't have these benefits especially the "self-employed" entrepreneurs, who need to take action and participate in our lucrative economic township business opportunities to thrive whiles we still can, instead of "watch things happen".

If destiny is a fulfillment of your true being - Why are we not reaching our full potential?

It is left to those who are struggling to try find alternatives to explore these ideas and its possibilities. Our true happiness and a sense of purpose can only come from the involvement and commitment in our own continuous personal development goals and plans. I for one have been a victim of South Africans who are marginalized i.e. "locals" who are unfortunate to participate in the mainstream economic activity because of government rules and regulations and big corporate monopoly and nepotism over the disadvantaged individuals who do not have connections with the ruling party.

I suppose and assume that those who are members of "Oneness" might also face or suffer the same fate directly or indirectly if they dared not challenge their potential and looked else where for alternative greener pastures to make ends meet. However, in my understanding at Vereeniging meeting - no one is forced to join or get involved in these proposal I mentioned in Part 6 Presentation Video of the Business Opportunities we shared as a group. The contribution to discuss the subject was a spontaneous reaction from Oupa Maaroganye, Thebi and Duma. This however was not even in the agenda and, should not suggest that anyone will be interested or forced to take part in such activity.

We merely wanted to explore each other's interest and help where we can to support one another during bad and hard times. After all this is what we envisage "oneness" to stand for - is it not? "(united we stand and divided we fall) I thought was the modus operandi of Oneness is this not? correct me if I am wrong.

It is for this reason that I wish to highlight the purpose for which this Reunion was never intended to misrepresent or foresee as a possibility to ignore creative input in providing vital information to offer solutions for our current or future plight to act decisively upon suggested inputs. Therefore, this inspired me to capture these moments on video knowing one-day someone will say "why didn't we do something" about it?

I stand to endorse the fact that "someone is trying to talk" about it. The question will remain. How many are interested in it and will do something about it. You be the judge to answer this question yourself only time will reveal why we had to meet in the first place. What you do with this information is entirely your own call - in short "the ball is in your court". Let's meet to rejoice and keep a good company as friends in need lest we forget -: Each one of us possesses talents and gifts that can serve us better as a people to build one another in the process of discovering our own unique positive power, to leave the world a better place than we found it. Peace!

Enjoy the motivation from each member's contribution

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Life Skills Show Small Talk

Solution No.1 small radio talk for the millennium join me share with you other alternative ways we can help our people to grow and reach their full potential. South Africa is not the same anymore and our people have lost hope and confidence in our government. We need a new breed of leadership and community initiatives to inspire a new revolution of free thinkers to liberate our people from  "group mentality and control". Individuals who can write, sing, rap and recite poetry of discontent to voice their opinion and point of view using alternative media platforms.

Current radio stations and talk shows both private and the public broadcasters do not have enough space to accommodate everyone. Therefore, we need to stand up and represent our own ideals, be it in education, job creation, churches or religious groups or entrepreneurship we need to stand up and take responsibility for the future we want to see happen. The time is not tomorrow, but now. Use your talent to make the country a better place for those who live in it. God Bless South Africa and all people who live in it - Is the slogan for our future.

Group Thinking is A Cause for Poor Leadership 

That's why we have these podcast to find that hope. I need more people to come forward and contribute to this new force of life. To inject a new sense of direction, it is pointless for us to watch and look things deteriorate and we do nothing about it. I do not expect you to like want I say nor appreciate what I'm trying to do. I have very limited resources, but utilize my own creative ways to learn to communicate my ideas. Excuses do not make a man - only commitment changes our perspective and thoughts about life.

My point is if you keep complaining about the Government - you are not helping them find alternatives or offer solution to make them realize our challenges. By doing something about it you might be a solution everyone is looking for. So do something positive to help change our circumferences. Be proactive instead of become reactive and condemn them without offering other means to solve problems our society is faced with today.

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In the era of Apartheid we stood up and belonged to some community or political organization in one form or  another and our contribution in the struggle to fight for our freedom was not the ANC's personal battle as a stand-alone political organization. There were both inside and outside forces who contributed to our freedom. Individuals like me were instrumental and hands-on to serve time and purpose to this effect and went to jail in solitary confinement. It was this commitment and act of passion for what we believed in to get involved in the struggle against Apartheid and its injustices that made us all free today. Read this article here there are brothers who are not being recognized for their contribution to the struggle yet they made a big difference to this country.

Poets! Artists and Musician like Lefifi Tladi etc. HERE:

Why should it be different today? Together we can change people's mind by allowing them to create things using their minds to express a thought rather than perpetuate chaos through looting, xenophobia or burning tires and killing foreigners - There is more we can do with our creative talents in art, music, poetry, rap, writing and publishing articles which can later on be part of our future education system. We need to be leaders and carve a pah for change and prosperity for all. Keep listening and please share on Facebook, Twitter and Whatsup.

Peace!

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Mzwandile The Miracle Musician - Now Admitted at Wits University

Mzwandile Khali is a prolific musician from Pimville Soweto. Self taught tenor saxophone player who eventually studied music at Funda Centre Diepkloof in the late 90's to graduate with a diploma in music. Like any Sowetan youth who struggles to make ends meet to find their feet and a stable career, Mzwandile did not give up on his dream.

He was always wishing to crack the US music market as an artist, but circumstance always posed a new challenge. I remember chatting to him about getting a recording deal with one of the American Record Labels, he was optimistic that when the time came he will jump at the opportunity. 

Graduation Pending!

After two years of deliberations and nothing seemed to happen, we met at Baragwanath Taxi rank just opposite Santa Hospital; and he hit me with a BIG surprise. 

He was now a student at Wits University studying music with a scholarship obtained after a music audition that went very awesome.

A year later, we met and he had dropped out of Varsity because of family constraints and financial difficulties. Does it mean his dreams were shuttered? I hope not, but my gut-feel told me - He had given up on his will to pursue the dream. 

I was disappointed and daunted. Now as I contribute to this blog, I hope to revive him by encouraging him to continue.

Help Him Reach His Dream!
 
The best I could do, if he still wishes to realize his goal - was to take a video of him playing one of his favourite songs to promote his talent on this web. Maybe someone out-there will notice him, that's how people get a break isn't it?

I am going to arrange a meeting with him and will take it from there. Wish me luck he doesn't change his mind. The guy is gifted, talented and a genius, don't you think he deserves a break?

It is for this reason that the Internet can make a difference in our time zones and communication. We can all reach out to touch somebody. I really want this guy to prove his villains and enemies wrong. Most of his peers think he is a failure and he will not make it to the top.

I don't believe that- at all. I will also see if I can take pictures of him and post them on the blog. But above all else, I want you to listen to how this fellow plays.

For me, some of these artists are very much neglected and unknown by the music industry, because they search for talent in wrong places.

I hope this Blog will make an impact for this post, I am confident the interview with him will go on smoothly.  

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Essence of Time Photos and Music

Change is the only thing that is constant!

A picture is worth a 1,000 words!

Times travel is a new way of thinking to catch the future!

Photo blogging is an alternative language for celebs!

Golf is a special sport for strategists- Golfers know it!

Too Far Too Near

One day everything is all good and together and in a spare of the moment everything that was so good and perfect turns out into a nightmare. The journey of life is full of trivia and puzzles. 

Just when you think you know all the answers to your life's problems including your star sign mastery. Everything else changes all together.

As if your life is farfetched from your reality, yet your breath and face is so near to be your own. Maybe, corruption and bureaucracy is what stifles our creativity to sing, dance and be a happy people. 

Everything seems too far! Yet, too near for poor people and mass unemployed youth. South Africa is politically challenged, maladjusted and promotes nepotism and political connections. 

It's like trying to reach for a plate full of food when you're very hungry, after fasting for 7 days. Someone accidentally tilts your plate by mistake and all the food drops down to the floor. 

The melody of this track has this beautiful haunting rhythm that leaves you with no options, but to dance your troubles and fears away. That sigh of desperation is what this music and sound track seems to say to me.

A Special Dedication to Forum 5 Class of 2015

 

Words are sometimes hard to express what goes inside our hearts. I have been fiddling with my pen for over two weeks now. I was looking for special "Words" that describe friendship and love of a special group of students.

It's over 2 weeks now and my pen can't bring out these words. Eventually I thought I should use poetry which is more easier for me and mix it with a special music intro. If this does the trick - thanks its over and done with.

However, as the saying goes: "A picture is worth a 1000 words" my words are symbols of inner expression that only me and my students can comprehend, but won't replace the thoughts we harbour in our hearts for moments and the time we spent together learning from each other.

I am truly honored to be your lecturer and facilitator and it was a privilege to even meet and know all of you individually in a special way. These pictures talk to me everyday when I look at them. therefore, I would like to share my experiences with you!

God Bless All of You in your respective careers!

Class Pictures.1 Lecture Time!

Class Pictures.2 Doing Virtual Server Presentations!

Class Pictures.3 Preparing To Write CA for the Morning!

Class Pictures.4 Presenting The Research to His Assignment!

Class Pictures.5 The Man In-front Presenting His Assignment!

 

Class Pictures.6 Preparing To Write CA for the Morning!

Class Pictures.7 Preparing To Write SA for the Morning!

By: Isaac Khonjelwayo

Kasi Unemployment Survival Techniques

Township life is not easy for the poor and uneducated, although there are means and ways people and youth can find jobs i.e. create your own "self employment." project.

It is not surprising that this fellow used his creativity, put up a mask and braved the street to entertain motorist to earn an honest living. As the saying goes "there are many ways of skinning a cat than - drowning it in milk".

This guy is not committing any crime, or stealing from anyone. Therefore, we need to support his efforts and encourage HIM to continue the good work. God Bless him.

This chap is raking cash for his "Out-of-the box" thinking to make ends meet. I took this video to share with my followers, how WE can change lives by giving instead of criticizing.

Find and Create Your Own Opportunities

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Is acquiring work experience more than just seeking a job?

How important is volunteer work experience if a person is looking for job prospects to enhance their CV in order to attract offers?

I know for a fact that volunteer work does expose one to work experience in order to gain knowledge for a particular job. Also, volunteer work gives one an opportunity to explore how the work environment is structured and decipline is maintained in relation to productivity and the work ethic.

Youth in South Africa do not understand the significance of volunteering to gain some work experience, besides giving back to the community should be a moral obligation for all citizens to restore our humanity as a society. I learnt how to write by volunteering for a local community newspaper.

Is the time NOT right for African Woman To Tell her Own Story?

I was always fascinated, by books and wanted to read more and more books especially biographies of successful people. Alex Times was my project to get started  as a novice writer. One of my mentors and life skills coach was Mr. Chris Coetzee. He encouraged me also to write for the Human Resources Business Magazine.

Later on in the process I was invited by "The Springs Reporter" in Kwa-Thema to write motivational articles for the same reason. This was the beginning of my love for writing as a hobbyist author.

It was a spiritually rewarding exercise and a huge learning curve to mould me as a budding lyricist and composer to winner of the best "Song Writer of The Year" in 2005 international competitions. (The Yoko Ono - Project)

I am currently encouraging one of my student who has the potential to pursue an interest in writing for pleasure. It is time African Women take a stand to tell their own story. Welcome Tshegofatso to Go Trending Events and News as a volunteer freelance author.

Count Yourself In!

Employers today are constantly looking at proactive leadership from individuals who can add value to their society by engaging in extra-mural community up-liftment projects work. CV's with experience in volunteer work get more attention and exposure than those who are less occupied doing community work. It simply puts you 10 steps ahead of your peers to open doors that where apparently shut if you did nothing about your situation.

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South Africa where are you going?

Growing up in the beautiful land where we don’t quite experience natural disasters. A peaceful land that displays the magnificent invention of what art is and where art is displayed live to us, the vigorous mountains, the skies, the stunning flowers, the deep blue seas, the uninhabited countless animals, and multiracial people from different backgrounds and the African atmosphere.   We live in a beautiful country which expresses Gods love for us.

South Africa my home, one night I went to sleep and woke up to a boundless tragedy, South Africa left… I screamed with teary eyes “South Africa where are you going?” was it the passing of the greatest man who lived? Nelson Mandela? What is going on? Who will safe us now? What went wrong? As I set down to ask myself these questions.

Nelson Mandela

 I see young people not caring anymore and pointing fingers at the government but honestly speaking there is only so much that they can do. What happens onwards is entirely up to you. I once had an interesting conversation with my brother from Ghana, and he said to me,” you South Africans are spoiled, you get money to support your babies, the government provides learnership programs and internships and now free houses? 

You receive funding for small upcoming businesses” It made me realize that oh wow, I never really thought of it that way, I’m not saying the governments method of running things is perfect, but looking at our benefits as south Africans we actually can do something from it, it’s not all so bad.

I recently saw a massive mall being build and I thought to myself this part of town is being developed, as weeks went by a board was put up “China Mall Opening Soon” I was quite astonished by that and the honest question I asked myself is “how was that possible” I bow down to whoever did that because imagine how difficulty it must be to go to a foreign country and start a business as a vendor let along building a mall. We need to learn something from these people. South Africa where are you going?

Beautiful Country 

We once lived in a beautiful country but it has been taking away from us. We talk about free education but how is that happening when there is so much chaos in our parliamentary house? When there is so many things happening behind closed doors? When people are being murdered for tenders? There is so much greed going on.

Is this what south Africa has become? We have become so self-absorbed and hard hearted that we cannot acknowledge good working ethics. We are killing one another and killing our fellow brothers from upper Africa?

It pains me deeply to stand tall and say “I am proudly South African”, who can be proud of what we have become? There are a lot of issues going on, I don’t know them all and I don’t need to. Finding a solution to turning South Africa around to be what it was destined to be is what we should do.

June 1976,Uprising 

In 1976, June 16 youth fought, blood was shared, and South Africa was dreadful and deplorable, what is our generation doing to make it accurate and driving it back to where it was initially supposed be? Where are you going? Night clubs? Drinking with friends? Out watching a movie? Stealing? Killing? Raping? We all have a significant role to play and fulfill for a better future. 

We need to help each other and not make matters worse? I never really understood the purpose of striking and damaging vital resources which you are going to need. Isn’t there a better way of doing things?

I’m only 25 and I see something awfully wrong with how things are being handled, we are so privileged to be a part of this beautiful nation, if you don’t see it then I really don’t know. It is up to you and me to bring South Africa home. Let’s make a change.

By: Tshegofatso Seochwareng