Christ is my firm foundation The rock on which I stand

oh what a privilege it is to be busy with the things we once prayed for.

“Meet our new neighbour! His name is Shaun Mbadaweh”

A man says "let's have kids" and continues living almost the same life. A woman agrees, and her life permanently divides into before and after.

Women have done this for generations. He’ll manage. Be a man.

Sounds like a man who failed to choose the right baby mama. It’s 2026 and men still need lessons on picking the right woman to have kids with. Now he’s a single father of two, I can’t even say he will get married because who will marry a single father of two?

We heard Nandi loud and clear. Her point was that Black men deserve grace because the system crushes them hardest: no money, no government support, 400 years of stacked odds, and constant pressure to succeed. Our point is this: that same system hits Black women just as hard,

"Rejection is not a wall, it is redirection." 🚀 Olugbenga Ogunbowale was rejected 3 times before becoming a YALI fellow. Now he has secured $30M in funding for African startups. Hear his masterclass on the abundance mindset with @DimphoLekgeu . Listen now :

Ngiyabangena

Neocolonialism

they want us to give up on the idea of a capable state that provides for ALL south africans and to accept privatization of public services that will benefit a few at the expense of the majority - exclusion and apartheid by the “hand of the market” is what the goal is

"First you're delusional, then you're living the life you always knew was possible"

Pourquoi 700 millions d’Africains sont ils encore hors ligne? Écoutez ici : https://t.co/fd1PPbR13r #LimitlessAfrica #Connectivité Africa has 700 million people still offline. Why This week on #LimitlessAfrica, @ClaudeGrunitzky and @DimphoLekgeu speak with Frank Eleanya, Jay

He is South African.

i love it when women just decide they’re great and do great things.

Africa’s investment story is often reduced to opportunity or risk. This episode argues it must be understood as both. In this extended conversation on Limitless Africa, Claude Grunitzky speaks with Bame Pule, Founder of Africa Lighthouse Capital, about why local capital matters,

love jones (1997)

My friends really love me and I'm so grateful.

GO TO SCHOOL!!!

Community I am nothing without you.

Every time I see someone switch careers, I’m reminded that life is a journey of discovery. You can enjoy a course of study but find the actual work unfulfilling. It is okay to start over to find something you love. We are capable of evolving, so don't settle until you find it.