South Africa must document its history properly, or we risk people even denying apartheid ever happened. We need more documentaries and demographic data—without them, we leave the narrative to those with influence to shape the country as they see fit.

The opening match of #FIFAWorldCup 2026: Mexico v South Africa

Nathi Mthethwa’s vision finally realised

Do what you want with this information.

Six Signs a woman is only pretending to love you..

Chiefs fans are not safe!

We don’t talk enough about John Woo

Interesting 🤔

He Told No Lies

The curse of anonymity on social platforms

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Living is the suburbs and being a community group has revealed one thing for me. White people are fucking gullible. How is it possible to believe EVERYTHING you hear.

ELEMENT. but the beat is I Wonder

I'm selling this 💍 Isdudla singenze umdidi 🚮

I don't think I like it when AI speaks in slang or informally.

Can you Feel it - Fat Boys

into conformity rather than a means to pursue what is truly just.

shaping the narrative, there’s no single "right side," only what happened. Future generations will interpret our time based on its impact on their lives, and as history shows, that interpretation will keep evolving. Too often, history is now wielded as a tool to guilt people...

Lately, I’ve seen both liberals and conservatives talk about being on the "right side of history." But in reality, history isn’t a fixed moral compass—it has always been shaped by victors, academics, and shifting perspectives. In our pluralistic world, with countless viewpoints..

I have a feeling that we have the wrong set of politicians to guide us through these difficult times.