The Black Middle Class Illusion Post-Apartheid South Africa has established a new classification of its own citizens by their economic status, talk of a confused country, by now there should be a balance between the Read More …
A poem about Dineo… A chick who blew me away She blew me away… Yet I knew I wasn’t the only one… but Her commanding eyes, presence, the way she swerved her hips and danced Read More …
To stay at the top of your game one needs to benchmark their current state with that of similar individuals/professionals. The 2017 Genius Level Salary Survey aims to do just that, your participation will aid in all Read More …
By: Latoya Sibanyoni It has been five years since I was raped,or should I refer to it in legislative neutral terms “sexually assaulted’.I do not want to lie and say it feels just like yesterday Read More …
I write for all my brother and sisters spending Vday alone lowkey hoping they find someone to make that all so special day somewhat special I write for all the shy guys that couldn’t gather Read More …
I went for supper a few weeks ago with one of my girls, at one of those quiet restaurant where they play slow jam music. She excused herself for a couple of minutes to go Read More …
I met her after gym at the petrol station She had on braids, aura filled as she sat in her white Suzuki and a hypnotic smile that would have you writing poems like I am Read More …
Conversation With A Girl that Wasn’t There… The real question I really wanted to ask her was: Why the hell are you not here Telepathic in her senses she replied: you not yet ready to receive Read More …
I am quite inspired by seeing high volumes of young people taking the entrepreneurial route recently in South Africa, especially black young individuals. This just had me thinking of what motivates and drives entrepreneurship in our Read More …
Shocking right? more so if the stats were to be narrowed down to Black South Africans only, but that’s a story for another day, lets play along to this illustrious rainbow nation. 90% in a crazy Read More …
By Kagiso Maloma I’m a South African For I call my two room bedroom house a compound, a part of my inspiration is a youth league graduate formerly introduced to the world as a trouble Read More …
“Burden of the brutalized is not to comfort the bystander! Just because we’re magic doesn’t mean we’re not real”-Jesse Williams (Speech on Race at the BET Awards) Nah guys I’m never one to be complaining Read More …
By Palesa Makuru Writing is one of the most rewarding hobbies. This is why I think more people need to look into starting to write. There are not a lot of young writers out there, Read More …
By NELSON MOROPANA One month later, 2017 has proved to be yet another year where you will be challenged to your greatest. I like challenges but there is a part of it that I do Read More …
Readily recall my glittery young eyes as mom and I stood waiting for the taxi that was gonna connect us to another taxi as we were heading to town… Heading to town back then was Read More …
We’ve all seen it! Policies being implemented without the general public’s consent, Strategies of mind control disguised as entertainment, Credit being offered to those who are most miserable and used to lock them into a Read More …
