Times Of Swaziland: SO MUCH FOR FIRST WORLD WOMEN

SO MUCH FOR FIRST WORLD WOMEN
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The editor on 29/03/2014 09:58:00


Mr Editor,
Just to add a thing or two that I’ve also heard about those countries which
are already there, where we aspire to be, is this thing of same sex marriage.
Seemingly, it works well for them as up to this date, I’ve never heard of gays
or lesbians filling up divorce papers, it’s like it lasts till death.
So I’m so scared about the future of our Kingdom if that maybe would
eventually be allowed when we get there.
If I were someone with a heard voice, I would discuss this issue of democracy
with my fellow African leaders.
Seriously, European democracy can’t work well for the African continent. I
would follow all the proper channels up to a point where Africa has its own
democracy.
Again, females more especially, don’t want to dress up properly. They’re
almost half naked or at times wear revealing clothes. But this has arrived.
One day I was in Manzini, I came across a beautiful girl and I wished to stop
her to say a word or two but I was turned off by her dress code. She was wearing
this thing which they refer to it as emabush kaizer (the name is around there)
and a light revealing t-shirt which was slightly below her waist.
Just imagine how she looked like. Really, I was taken aback as to how she could
be in a public place with that kind of clothes. I’m not a judge to say who
should wear what; it might be my semi rural origin which has a hand when looking
at imphucuko.
Tutu Shongwe