Kulcha 'n Lifestyle

Ancient gathering around ubiquitous round table fires must have yielded insightful conversations on how our rhythm is disturbed more often by elements that are not of our nature and utterings that discredit our history and progress. Our Rhythm is in perfect harmony in this section as we offer you perspectives of young Afrikans living in a 2 dimensional world that is fed through Eurocentric Tupperware and afrocentric Clayware. We need our rhythm back and what a better time to start than now!

1. Is Talking Behind Peoples Back an African ::
eople habitually say that what other people say about them doesn’t bother them at all. This is very true if one is not listening to these unwanted views by people who have such boring lives that they spend most of their time bickering about...

2. Inkulumo Yesilo Samabandla Uzwelithini Goo ::
Sengifika lapho ngithanda ukunikhuthaza ukuba nibambelele kokuhle enikufundiswa emakhaya, ontanga, yizingqwele zenu kanye nesizwe sonke. Thina sazi ukuthi njengoba sinibona nibahle nje, ningumphumela wabo bonke laba esengibabalile. Wonke umuntu...

3. Translating The Simplicity Of Words & Lett ::
Everyone has the right to freely express themselves but that should never happen at the expense of another. Expression should never become oppression. No one should ever enjoy their rights by infringing on the rights of another. Damaging...

4. How Different Are We? ::
Sometimes I wonder to myself that as humans are we that different? Do we find our commonality in the differences we have or do the differences make us more common than we ever thought of? The recent occurrences of “Xenophobic Attacks” in South...