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Mzansi - Allegory of the Broken Crown

Allegory of the Broken Crown In the beginning, South Africa was carved as a jewel from the bones of the earth. Her rivers were veins of gold, her mountains altars of stone, her people the chorus of a thousand tongues. She was crowned with promise, a queen among nations. But thieves crept into her palace. They wore the robes of leaders, yet their hands were stained with hunger for power. They feasted at her table, not as guardians but as gangsters. They drank her wine, squandered her treasures, and laughed as her children starved. The crown slipped, not because it was stolen, but because it was neglected. The Parliament became a theatre — a hall of mirrors where questions were asked but never answered. The mayor, the ministers, the councillors: all actors in a play where accountability was a ghost. The people watched, weary, knowing the script by heart. The interrogations were rituals of smoke, not fire. Yet beneath the rot, the prophets whispered. They saw two futures: The Gangste...

City of Johannesburg Money Laundering Schem

City of Johannesburg Money Laundering Schem The Futility of Interrogations. When parliament summons a mayor like Dada Morero to “account” for billions written off, it performs a ritual more than a reckoning. It is theatre: the appearance of oversight without the substance of consequence. In a system where corruption rarely leads to removal, prosecution, or restitution, the interrogation becomes a hollow drumbeat — noise without rhythm. The lesson the mayor learns is not accountability, but endurance: how to sit through questioning, how to deflect, how to survive until the next scandal eclipses the current one. The Nation’s Lesson South Africans watching this charade absorb a bitter truth: corruption has become normalized, qualifications are irrelevant, and loyalty to party outweighs competence. The nation learns cynicism, resignation, and distrust. The image projected to the world is of a country where governance is a masquerade, where municipalities are staffed by the unqua...

Help And Advise Can Come From Any Corner

Life is a School created by God for people to learn from each other. Each person belongs to a different class and standard and each person will have parents, friends, acquaintances or associates and the church to guide them through various stages of personal challenges in order to grow. The process of personal growth for each person alive will comprise of 6 phases or areas of life that form the basis and foundation for overcoming life's obstacles and individual tests assigned by Angels to ensure each one complies and abides by divines rules and laws of nature before we pass on to the next world. God will place people around us as advisers, personal coaches, teachers, friends good or bad and parents as resources to get around some of the difficult passages. The only differences between people who succeed in life and those who fail completely is the following. "When you get stuck on the road without a wheel spanner or spare tyre in your car - raise your hands or red flack ...

Spreading The Gospel With New Technology

We live in an advance age of Technology and everything changes so fast and is driven by computers and automation. Although technology makes everything Easy and Reachable , it poses a big threat to ordinary folks who can not read and are unable to adapt. To use it right away to their advantage compared to those who are educated and form part of a society that is progressive and comprehends the effects of change would be unfair and undermines the true value of our human spirit Educational Institutions and Work places including our homes are affected and have been design to suit the environment we are to live in. From Smart TV to laptops, microwaves and advance tablets and Smart Phones , have left us with little options but to try and learn new skills to use these gadgets in order to carry on with our chores. Spreading The Gospel With New Technology Spreading The Gospel with new technology especially for Africa is becoming a reality and an inevitable incident every ci...

Three 3 Reasons Why You Should Write Your 1st Book Before You Die

Self-publishing for proactive individuals who want to help make the world a better place, than we all found it. Anyone who is alive and are able to read and write should at least leave something behind like a legacy when they depart from this world. This topic is not about death and why you will die. It is all about your personal awareness to your existence and the most important role you have played or have yet to play or undermine in your life to deserve a publishing contract. A majority of us will never make an attempt to tell their story while alive and ticking; simply because they think writing a book needs a special talent or a magic wand to warrant receiving an accolade. This is not true, the myth that you need to be “special and gifted” is just another fallacy to make you think your story is less important to you or us potential readers of your benevolent tale. Writing a book is no where difficult than it is learning a new skill. Like riding a bicycle or learning how...

South African 1994 Voters Are To Blame for ANC Failed Leadership.

South African 1994 Voters Are To Blame for ANC Failed Leadership. Here’s why in an alternate reality, South Africa emerged from the shackles of apartheid in 1994 with a remarkable transformation. Instead of the tumultuous path it actually took, South Africa embarked on a journey of unparalleled prosperity and progress. The African National Congress (ANC), imbued with Marxist ideals and trained in the art of political guerrilla warfare, found themselves at the helm of a nation teeming with potential. Despite their lack of practical experience in governance and economic management, the ANC possessed an unwavering belief in their ability to steer South Africa towards a utopian future. They envisioned a land of abundance, where the fruits of labour were shared equitably, and every citizen enjoyed a life of dignity and fulfilment. Undeterred by their critics, who dismissed their vision as idealistic and unrealistic, the ANC set about implementing their grand plan. They nationalised key ind...

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