Mzukhology

The South African Youth is Lazy, we could argue about this from many different vintage points, but for now let’s stick to what I think, you will write what you think, I think it is called freedom of speech or expression in the constitutions. So I am going to repeat what I said, the Youth is Lazy, but in our defense, it’s not our fault, it’s our government. They making us lazy by feeding lies, they pump false hope into our minds, hope of a better tomorrow, hope for a brand new South Africa, hope for the “land of opportunities”. The government always feeds us with these promises of how easy things will be tomorrow, we must just hang in there, they are busy with “strategic planning”. A quick recent hot example is “Free Education”, kwaa kunini ngo 194…They tell us how they will create all these “jobs” and opportunities for the youth, and the sad part is we buy into this Bull shit. No, I think I said that wrong, WE ALWAYS BUY INTO THIS BULLSHIT. How does this work??? O...

Brain Food I know us as the youth are always interested and updated about current affairs, but my worry is that we are focusing on the wrong current affairs. Sport: Log, Fixture & Results. Celebrities: Their next album, who did who dis on whose track, beef, who are they sleeping with, who broke up with who. Facebook current affairs: Who is single, who is struggling, basically gossip. They are not wrong, the way we utilise our current affairs storage is wrong. 75% of Youth has they storage packed with the above-mentioned (guessed stat). We as the youth have to find a balance, we also have to know how strong the Rand is (at the moment is R15.90 to $1 US), the interests rates, repo rate, prime rate, our governing cabinet (Minister’s, their deputies, Premiers, MEC, etc.). This is the type of information that empowers an individual and puts a person in a better position to take advantage of the current market and economy. For example, you will know when to buy shares, a hous...