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“How’s your heart ?”Podcast
United Kingdom
Приєднався 13 кві 2020
Pausing from a life of ‘grinding ‘ to reflect and share lessons from the past and present challenges.
Proverbs 4:23 "Above all else, guard your heart, for everything you do flows from it"
If you’d like to connect with me please email leendogq@gmail.com 🙏🏾
Proverbs 4:23 "Above all else, guard your heart, for everything you do flows from it"
If you’d like to connect with me please email leendogq@gmail.com 🙏🏾
Do MALE and FEMALE friendship work? | Defining male friendship with Thulani and Takunda |
Do men have BFFs? Do they openly share their feelings with their friends? Can men and women truly be friends? If you've ever pondered about the nature of male friendships, please join us in this episode as we delve into the topic. We'd love to hear your thoughts on what you consider to be the defining characteristics of a friend.
0:00 Intro
01:44 How’s your heart?
04:41 Friendship vs Acquaintances
10:01 Covenant relationships
12:37 Let’s talk male friendships, Do men have BFFs?
17:47 How friendships change when men get married /Your spouse as a friend vs other friends
25:04 The impact of physical distance in friendships
40:57 Compartmentalising friends
43:33 God as a friend
50:06 Female and Male friends, can married men have female friends?
#friendship #podcast #southafrica #marriage
0:00 Intro
01:44 How’s your heart?
04:41 Friendship vs Acquaintances
10:01 Covenant relationships
12:37 Let’s talk male friendships, Do men have BFFs?
17:47 How friendships change when men get married /Your spouse as a friend vs other friends
25:04 The impact of physical distance in friendships
40:57 Compartmentalising friends
43:33 God as a friend
50:06 Female and Male friends, can married men have female friends?
#friendship #podcast #southafrica #marriage
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Good Zim related content thats also relevant across the general African diaspora guys, well done
This video proves how racism is largely trained. These 2 are trained to see everything they don't like as racist. Just when she said my skin is darker, like she is more of a victim. LOL. You telling me you never heard coloured people or black people say racist things. Just one race. WOW so trained
🔥 🔥 Looking amazing
Thank you ☺️
Love the fits smash💯 smash👌🏽all of them.
Thank you sis ☺️
55:55 made me laugh sooo hard!!! Lmaooo, YOU ARE HUNGRY hahahahahaha
But why are you lighting candles 😂😂💀
Host is looking GORGEOUS, she's serving looks and I'm here for it!
Thank you chomi 🥰
I'm excited to hear the mandem 😁
Coloured people have to prove themselves much much more to be taken seriously.
Bro, Nigerians need to stop playing with us. Is she telling us Americans, and everyone else who has issues with Nigerians is possessed by a spirit? Like everyone is wrong except Nigerians themselves?
Thanks ladies for that insightful discussion. ekt so gelag 58 min in about whites in London have to work hard because their entitlement umbrella is gone that is classic for me. goetjoe!!! Feel our pressure. I used to have an account at the sea point bank. Then I would sit with the white manager and every question I would ask him he would go into the system make like he was searching for like 10 minutes. he can't navigate the system and he would call a coloured girl in to help him within a minute I have my answer. Frustration nation. now how is he the manager?? because of entitlement of his white skin colour but he was utterly useless. every time I would go sit with him. they are embarrassing themselves.
This was an excellent watch ladies 💚
Thank you Bron ❤️
Am new mntase, love it here🇿🇦❤️🙏
Enkosi mntase ☺️ you’re welcome 🥳
Coloured people have separated themselves from black south africans they r the step kids of the white apartheid
Great work hope to collaborate with you 💙💙💙Namibia 🇳🇦🇳🇦🇳🇦
Maybe one day 😃Thank you for watching ❤
This has been a great conversation. ❤
Thank you for watching ❤
Loved doing this episode with you! 🥹🫶🏽
It was lovely indeed, thank you for sharing your heart with us ❣
I'm the other sister that also moved to south africa ❤
Lovely to have you here 😊🙏🏾
My question to south Africa is it the only Africa that Nigeria people are staying that they always complained of Nigeria citizens are that and these.Ghana, Cameron Sénégal and Togo they don't complain about why always South Africa? A failed child will always gave excuses of his failure. Xenophobic hatred is virus in your Vien the more show hatreds it's spread.
To grow up in SA it's doesn't mean you South African you Nigerian that's it. It your parents issue that you didn't learn your culture. It fun that other Africa countries have a lowest unemployment it us who highest but they come here.
Sis, bulawayo (zimbabwe) has xhosas, basotho, tswanas, ndebeles, vendas, and San speaking people. Just UA-cam search like i did.
So when people don't follow the law and disrespecting our country we have to keep quiet
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Welcome and thank you sis ❤️
Yeeees
How did I not know about this? 🥲I need to go ASAP🙌🏽
It’s such an amazing experience , definitely check it out.
The anchor does not know there are Ndebeles in Zim? Ya neh I think we must reinstate Bantu education
That is why I had the conversation, to be educated. Thank you for watching 🙏🏾
There is no history of civil war in SA, so to say there is a thing between Xhosas and Zulus which she compares to Yorubas and Igbos is false. Rurals in South Africa behave similarly, the treatment/warmth she got in Limpopo she is more likely to get in elsewhere in any rural parts of South Africa.
Pupupuuuuuu ....silaaa❤
Yabona wena 🥹❤️
Hahaha Man like BA, how you ended up on my timeline i will never know😂😂dope interview brother
Thank you brother
Well articulated 😊
Thank you sis ❤️
Yho guys thank you, I watched twice 🎉 - I just had to
oah this is such a good episode. the quality has improved so much!
Thank you friend ❤️
She is definitely a Nigerian who was born in Zimbabwe. No South African will ever be ashamed of acknowledging who they are anywhere in this world. But then again South Africans are never really interested in Africa. We prefer to be here at home among our own people and not with outsiders.
Thoroughly enjoyed this conversation ladies,truly inspiring 🙌🏽❤
Thank you for catching and we appreciate the kind words 🙏🏾
Congratulations to both of you Ladies (CA)SA's(imbhokotho) you have realy inspired a lot of S.Africans and Africans as a whole especially for those who come from humbling backgrounds I had seen God in your testimony Amanda when you broke down on your first fail results you felt that you were in the dark and God heird your cry and brought you instantly to light by refreshing and restoring you with His power through faith and when He paid off your tuition for the whole year Praises to God He is good 🙏🏾🙏🏾 🙌🙌❤❤❤
Thank you for those kind words and the encouragement 🙏🏾
That's not the fear of the unknown. The truth is that some companies employ undocumented foreigners for low wages. South Africans are sidelined because they want to be paid a minimum wage. Forget not that there is a national minimum wage law in SA. People are just competing for jobs. Think of the building that collapsed on workers (mostly undocumented migrants) in CTN. They said they were earning R85 per day. That's slavery. ZIM people once fought with the Lesotho nationals in CTN for jobs. Was that xenophobia? If we really want to stop the so-called xenophobia, we must speak the truth.
This was really interesting and mind opening to watch. Thank you for sharing you story with us Gracey 🤗.
Loved it ladies! So proud of you Gracie (Not me sounding like a mom, eish😅)
Haha thank you ma!
Thank you for watching 🙏🏾
This thing of xenophobia in South Africa. In the Media is a big issue but on the ground there nothing like that in general .99.99999% of South Africans never experienced this in our areas. Africans are in Every small & big towns here but i have never seen people chasing Africans from another African countries .This happened someone in Johannesburg way back ,for the past 30 years only saw it on TV far back.Those people were fighting for a woman as we were told.actually it was like a gangster thing.Media was the one shouted this xenophobia in every news bulletin. Where is xenophobia in South Africa in reality & practical.??
I hope she learns Yoruba.
I wish you expanded on the experience of writing the exam with God. I love hearing about those God kind moments 🥹
Maybe we’ll get her to come back ☺️
Grace you will always be famous 🫵🏾❤️
Haha #wenodeycarrylast 😎
😂😂😂
Wow super inspiring 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽
Thanks Mercy!!! 😊
Glad you enjoyed it ❤
@10:56 Nigerians really are all over😂😂😂 ...
I like his girl xhem, she is relatable
Africa unite ✊💕🙌🌞
Let me support the girl.subscriber number 209🎉🎉🎉🎉
Thank you so much for subscribing.
So that we can bypass all of this inter-African xenophobia nonsense, I agree with using the new Pan-African identity term to cover 'Blacks' (Africans) of all persuasions: MwanaUbuntu ('Child of Ubuntu'), as promoted by the Kumbukeni podcast platform. 🙏🏿
Nigeria is also facing an immigration problem from the Sahel, which is the reason why Nigeria now have a farmer and Cattle herder clash today that has created over 2 million IDPs.'s across the middle belt of Nigeria. Immigration of Arab pastoralists from the Sahel is the root cause of the genocide of black Africans in Sudan.
Cape town has lot of foreigners what are you talking about when you say you were not exposed to foreigners just because you are from Cape town
My point was that before moving to London, I didn't have any personal relationships with foreigners in SA, other than seeing them in shops or in the CBD. Living in London has allowed me to better understand their stories and experiences beyond what I see in the media. The podcast aims to understand people's experiences and appeal to their humanity rather than putting everyone in one box. Thank you for watching.
So you people are just gonna push propaganda without explaining what's causing the tension between South Africans and African foreigners? So u think South Africans just woke up one day and started despising foreigners for no reason? Every action has a reaction. Please don't disrespect us. This whole segment is shameful.