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NGWANE LOMUHLE KUYASIPHUNYUKELA

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Sir,

We live in a world where parents traffic their children. Their tongues do not melt the in-laws during lobola negotiations, instead, they usher death threats to their sisters’ daughters. What kind of parent or uncle are you? ‘Malume uyalumana’, that’s what they say? What kind of world is this? Fathers wear the innocence of the infants they deflower. The justice system justifies injustices and the truth is brown enveloped.

Churches

Kulunga kuphi when we pimp churches to house the devil, when one cannot tell the difference between a pastor and a drug dealer? Kuphi, when angry trigger-happy police spray live bullets for no reason? Nitsi kulunga ini, when wombs are crime scenes? Kulunga ini, when mothers bury clothes of missing daughters? Kutolunga ini, when we are enslaved by freedom and become victims of ‘you only live once’, when we fashion slay queening and gangsterism?

The world is an orphanage home the devil keeps adopting. Parents want to be parents when their children are doing well but as soon as they go through rough patches, they disown them. What does it mean to be a parent? Some parents do not have time for their children, they let television babysit them, while they go out kuyokudla busha babo. We neglect our children until tragedy turns them into overnight celebrities.

Transforming

Ngwane lomuhle kuyasiphunyukela, let us equip our youth with wisdom and truth. Our beautiful country is quickly transforming into a modern day Babylon. To my teen sisters and brothers, it is okay not to be cool. Never ever lose yourself because you want to try and fit in. Young girls, worth is not measured by the latest phones and expensive brands, stay in school! Do not auction yourself to any bidder. Do not go gold digging, you are the pure gold. In the words of US rapper, Akua Naru, ‘self love is the first romance’. Buhle bakho sikhali sakho, do not fall victim to your own beauty.

Corners

To my young brothers, you are the fathers and grandfathers of tomorrow. How are you going to head your families when all you know is how to roll a ‘spliff’ and chill on street corners? Those corners will corner you and steal your future. Lonendlebe uvile, sisho njalo siSwati sakitsi. Forgive me for sounding negative, honestly this is a cry of despair. Humanity is decaying while the devil surfs on our tears. We can do better Ngwane lomuhle, alingasiphunyukeli live labogogo mkhulu.

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