A shorten(abbreviated) word hailing from the isixhosa language ‘Mntanase khaya' directly translated to “sibling from my home”. Mntase currently rules
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South African colloquial language never seizes to make headlines in the social informal settings. Suka emabozeni is an isiZulu street lang
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Normalize my normal: We may look different outside but our morals are the same
Norm is a subject term that speaks to ones frames of reference and arguable ones moral compass. Having a well defined yardstick in measuring “no
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Black African people are starting to take share in the apparel/ footwear market and not leaving it to the internationals to dictate how we dress up. I
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The term “now-now” is ubiquitous Amongst South African, when we tap into their daily use of language. The term insinuates a period of time which will
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Enter #DontRushChallenge or #PillowChallege on social media and you will be gobsmacked at the level of creativity digital inhabitants ooze. Inst
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We all have a mini heart-attack whenever we cannot find our phones on our person. There is a sudden rush of adrenaline and your heart race as you pat
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Hairstyles will never be the same without a splash of colour. Our identity is found in everything that we embody both physically and intellectua
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Take the dancing and the jovial singing at any protest in South Africa and that is the minute you can mark all participants absent. The South African
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Dunusa - a Zulu word meaning put your bums out, this is the act people do whilst shopping at informal second hand clothing stalls. Now, as you waltz d
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