As a man, never stay at home.
Go out, talk to people, make friends,
and create new connections.
A man's job is to face the world, take
risks, and embrace difficulties.
break up
The end of a relationship doesn’t always signify failure. Sometimes, despite all the love in the world, certain connections just can’t be saved. In these situations, it’s not about assigning blame to either person. Some things simply aren’t meant to be, and that’s just the way it is.
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Sometimes, it’s not necessary to grasp every detail of life. Some things are simply meant to be accepted rather than understood. What truly resonates in your heart doesn't always need to be articulated. You must trust that you'll come to understand what needs to change when the time is right. Occasionally, understanding involves stepping back and accepting situations that are beyond our control, having the courage to let go and make sacrifices for a cause greater than ourselves.
NTOKOTO MABASA GRANTED R10K BAIL
Julias Malema Found Guilty
Julius Malema has been convicted of illegal possession of a firearm and for discharging that firearm in a crowd. He is set to be sentenced in January 2026 and faces a maximum penalty of 15 years in prison.
Music is Gambling
For years, I’ve faced criticism for saying that music isn’t a hustle—it’s a gamble. Selling tomatoes on the street is a more reliable hustle than making music. Let me explain: when you sell tomatoes, you’re going to earn some money, no matter how small the amount. Music, on the other hand, is a different ball game. Just think about it: how many hits has Zahara had? What about Zola? Right now, the artist behind “Biri Marung” is in Nigeria, struggling and abandoned by his team. That’s the gamble of music—it can pay off, but it often doesn’t. Anything that works like that can’t really be called a hustle, which is why so many artists end up broke. There’s no guarantee that you’ll make money from it. In contrast, working as a cashier provides a level of assurance. Just look at how record labels can vanish with artists' money, leaving them financially stranded. But if you work at Shoprite, you can count on receiving your salary. A hustle means you put in the effort first and see a return. Music, however, can have you working tirelessly only to find yourself lost in Nigeria.
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