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Monday, March 27, 2017

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.

Read more article like this one HERE:

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!

Listen to "EP.6 Does anyone care about how you fell today" on Spreaker.

Wednesday, March 8, 2017

Oneness Reunion Bizness Opportunities Part.6


Our Oneness Reunion was a success even though only 10 members attended the "Reunion" this was groundbreaking considering 35 years ago we were just students and rookies of "The Business Corporation Office Automation" industry.  

The Next Meeting Followup Will Be At Rockville @ Oupa's Place



  This reunion was emotional and special particular seeing you guys how much you have aged and the wisdom you have acquired throughout your lives. This experience was something to write home about. Glad to have met Rames, Esau, Tizza, Thebi, Kwena, Fana, Oupa Nkwe, Oupa Maaroganye once again. A picture is worth a 1000 words here is what we proposed going forward in this video

Proposed way forward for holding -hands into the future!

 

Saturday, March 4, 2017

Oneness Reunion Part.3

A new episode in our journey was re-established just over 5 weeks ago when I met Lazzy at Southgate and a vision to rescusitate Oneness was conceived and initiated via the “Whats-up Oneness Group”. This is Duma, Lazzy Matshaba and Nyameko Madonsela calling and wishing everyone the best ever renunion to be undertaken after such a long period.
  1. PROPOSED ACTIVITY AGENDA (Plan)

    1. Opening remarks by host (Rames Nyameko Madonsela) 12:30 p.m.
    2. Oneness Volunteer MC anyone can do it 12:45
    3. Remember Oneness Departed Souls – Read their names and pray 12:50
    4. Oneness Members Turn “each member” to speak about their memories 5.00 min each
    5. MC moments of gratefulness (why we are hear) 13:45 p.m.
    6. Groups photo Session hugging and kissing & crying time 14:00 p.m.
    7. Refreshments and a joyful noise to chill and groove 14: 30
    8. Time up to say our goodbyes (17:30 – 18:30) back to our castles and kraals.

Agenda in action as per suggestion!

 

Thursday, October 27, 2016

Aloe Vera Gel Freedom

See the power of Aloe Vera Gel and how it helps detoxify your to keep you healthy, free from any ailments and heartaches. This demonstration proves it is a must have for any person who wants to be happy and physically fit.

Good for joint and people who do physical training and manual work.


Friday, June 24, 2016

Touring Joburg Inner CBD after 1994

If you have watched part 1 of  touring the city of Joburg, by now you are familiar with the tone of my voice and reminiscing the good old days. Yes! The good old days were packed with a sense of purpose and human values which were the shrine of our identity a sense of pride as a people to be called value adding citizens.

Life was rich with experience of our human consciousness to be alive and the joy to exist and define our personal mission, became values we upheld with high esteem and regard. Values that made our cultures and heritage a thing to embrace as humanity.

Even though apartheid  was  a stumbling block to further ones' intention to see beyond our borders.We held our heads high and continued the struggle with dignity and self-respect. Our New Democracy and the New South Africa has lost all that.

We all know the saing that goes:
"With Great Powers Comes Great Responsibility"


Our people in South Africa have lost their sense of pride and responsibility and blame white people for their short-comings. What an outrageous flabbergasted inferior mindset of a decapitated  poor self-esteem.

Current collapse of our cities infrastructure or law and order and violent protest around the country has nothing to do with the past history because we are already into a new order - which is now our future is it not? Apartheid was buried in 1994.So! why blame the white man?

Everyone was proud to be a South African. We had something to live for. There were plenty of Job opportunities, some of us thrived even under those trying times. If you cared to be educated or became enterprising like Herman Mashaba or Doctor Finger-tips we were able to break the mindset of complacency, conformity and a dependency syndrome that is prevailing currently in our democracy.

We kept our spirits and souls intact and everyone one his brothers' keepers and no one would go hungry of left unattended.  There were no drugs or substance abuse, No guns and drug paddling in our community. Life was safe.

Police did their job well and especially the White folks, they kept order and sanity to our hearts delight. Crimes was very much manageable and controllable. Chaos was never in the vocabulary of the ruling party.

Citizens were responsible and took care of their own mundane issues, politics was part of the big picture, to see a black man liberated one day. Much more needs to be done to get back to sanity! This country is out of control!
Someone should be held accountable for this chaos!

If a picture is worth a 1000 words - Then a video should be priceless: You be the judge

 

Joburg City Touring The Wild West Comes To Town

Have you ever been to the inner city of Johannesburg lately?

for me recently I took a drive to Johannesburg, just to see what it looks like since 1994. A lot has changed ever since the Joburg stock exchange was moved to Sandton.


Major corporations took with them the heart of the "old-sweet" taste of working in harmony with my fellow white folks. Call me "old school" I love white people with all my heart.

In my book of good tales - They made Johannesburg peaceful and buzz during the times of Apartheid. There was law and order. Organizational discipline and the maintenance of our countries' infrastructure.

But, if you go deeper into the heart of the city - crime is rive that is the truth my friends. Criminals will rob you daylight and take you for a ride.

Rather lets watch this video.
If you have issues with my perception why don't you tell your own story and sell it on eBay, instead of leaving negative comments on this blog. Your book might earn you a lot of money and maybe you can also sell your point of view to tourists visiting this country.

This is my personal contribution to the new South Africa as it was mine before 1994 and the prison term I served in solitary confinement in both Ermelo and Davel police station as a political activist.

Before you throw tantrums and start calling me names. I hope you know who the author of this blog is first. Then you can launch your debate and personal insults on your own blog, and not this one.



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. 

http://isaac-khonjelwayo.com/podcasts/
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.


http://isaac-khonjelwayo.com/podcasts/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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Peace!

 
 

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