#Thuli Thuli

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Musical Magic: My All-Time Favorite Album - 'Paiyaa' by Yuvan Shankar Raja

YSR What’s your all-time favorite album? Hey there, music lovers! We all have that one album that holds a special place in our hearts, right? It’s the album that takes us on a journey, resonates with our emotions, and becomes the soundtrack of our lives. For me, that album is none other than the hit movie “Paiyaa,” featuring the magical music of Yuvan Shankar Raja. Now, Yuvan Shankar Raja has…

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Thulisile Phongolo (@ thuliphongolo)

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dec-march 2024, 8x10 acrylics and embroidery floss

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Poorly drawn OCs for friends and mutuals!!! <3

1. Tzua for @silver-soo

2. Zazi for @dravatti

3. Thulie for @queenofdeath666

4. Nead for @/chonkyhavana

5. Izuka for @limecornchip

6. Cedryn for @deathbydarkelves

7. Atul'haka for @atu-and-zuni

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Thuli P

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The devil whispering in my ear to draw this without references;

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ecco2k + me and friends

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“when you forgot you got stabbed .... twice, and now there is blood everyware” during dnd my girl for stabbed with poison daggers ... she only took 7hp dmg and the poison didnt do anything to her.... and then i forgot she got stabbed ... and left a blood trail all over the casino/bathhouse we were in.

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Jozi FM Extends Warm Wishes to Penny Ntuli on Her 27th Birthday

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Jozi FM Extends Warm Wishes to Penny Ntuli on Her 27th Birthday

Today, as Penny Ntuli celebrates her 27th birthday, Jozi FM extends its warmest wishes to this remarkable individual who has recently joined its ranks. Penny’s journey to Jozi FM is not just a career move; it symbolizes a fresh start, a new chapter filled with promise and opportunity.

Penny Ntuli’s decision to join Jozi FM comes after her candid revelation about her previous workplace, Gagasi FM, where she disclosed being paid a meager R2,800 monthly. This revelation sparked conversations about fair wages and workplace dignity, highlighting the importance of transparency and fairness in the workplace.

In welcoming Penny to the Jozi FM family, the station reaffirms its commitment to fostering an environment of respect, empowerment, and equal opportunity for all its employees. As Penny embarks on this new chapter of her career, Jozi FM stands ready to support her professional growth and development, recognizing her potential to make a meaningful impact on the airwaves and in the community.

“Penny Ntuli’s decision to join Jozi FM is a testament to our station’s values of integrity, inclusivity, and excellence,” says the station manager, expressing confidence in Penny’s abilities to inspire and engage listeners across Johannesburg and beyond.

As Penny Ntuli celebrates her birthday amidst this transition, Jozi FM seizes the opportunity to honor her resilience, courage, and unwavering commitment to her craft. Her dedication to amplifying marginalized voices and championing social justice resonates deeply with the station’s mission to serve as a platform for positive change and empowerment.

“”Wishing our very own Penny Ntuli a happy blessed birthday. She is on your radio all the way until Midday!”

Listeners of Jozi FM join in the festivities, flooding the airwaves with messages of support, encouragement, and birthday blessings for Penny Ntuli. From community leaders to avid fans, everyone comes together to celebrate this special occasion and to welcome Penny with open arms to the Jozi FM family.

As Penny Ntuli embarks on this new chapter of her career journey, Jozi FM wishes her continued success, fulfillment, and happiness in all her endeavors. With her talent, determination, and unwavering spirit, Penny is poised to leave an indelible mark on the airwaves and in the hearts of listeners everywhere. Happy 27th birthday, Penny Ntuli—may this year be filled with joy, prosperity, and endless possibilities!

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Thulisile Phongolo (@ thuliphongolo)

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With solar power, urban farms, and radical grassroots democracy, eKhenana provides an impressive model for a sustainable low-carbon future community

At eKhenana, there are 109 families on two hectares of land, one of which is dedicated to farming. Each family has a small plot on which a shack is built with recycled materials, with emphasis on open spaces, walkways and even parking spaces. Credit: Nomfundo Xolo.

In recent years, the question of what this sustainable low-emissions future could look like has animated both climate scientists and creatives. They have imagined a myriad of possibilities, some more fantastical than others.

For the residents of eKhenana commune, however, the future is already here. In this settlement in Durban, South Africa, low-consumption lifestyles, shared living in urban villages, and self-sufficient small-scale agriculture are not utopian visions but daily reality.

Former chairperson of eKhenana commune, Lindokuhle Mnguni, was dedicated to creating a “land of milk and honey” and a socialist way of life where everyone is given an equal opportunity. He, and his partner Sindisiwe Ngcobo, were attacked on 20 August 2022 in the early hours by unknown gunmen. Mnguni was killed instantly from multiple wounds to the head. Credit: Nomfundo Xolo.

eKhenana was first established in 2018 when a group of people decided to occupy some neglected municipal land in Durban. They began by building their homes, shacks, before adding schools, shops, and community spaces. The commune are members of Abahlali baseMjondolo (AbM), the South African social movement of the poor that fights for land, housing, and human dignity.

Today, eKhenana is made of up 109 families and the community is a model of democratic, ground-up, climate-friendly self-sufficiency. As South Africa faces rolling blackouts, the commune enjoys reliable solar power that it uses to boil water, charge phones, and keep the lights on. Through its food sovereignty garden and cooperative farming projects, it feeds itself with nutritious and cheap locally grown produce.

The watchword in building locally self-sustaining communes is sovereignty. Communities, they agree, need to be able to take control of their food and ownership of their needs without relying on the government.

To say eKhenana has managed to thrive in the absence of the state wouldn’t be quite right. The commune’s self-sufficiency has, in fact, been hard-won against a backdrop of state-sanctioned violence. Like most land occupations in South Africa, the community in eKhenana have had to repeatedly rebuild their homes after countless eviction attempts. These often-violent operations, enforced by the government and private militias, have led to the deaths of at least eight residents.

This harassment has continued even since the community at eKhenana won the right to legally occupy the land in 2019. The government and police, says AbM’s General Secretary Thapelo Mohapi, “treat Abahlali like a criminal organisation”.

The politics conducted within eKhenana couldn’t look more different to the formal state’s elite and exclusionary approach. In the commune, all decisions are reached by consensus at community meetings through radical democratic participation. Residents regularly gather at Thuli Ndlovu Hall – named after one of their assassinated comrades – where everyone is given a chance to discuss all communal decisions, from where spinach is planted to how resources like the community-owned sewing machine are shared. This agency is coupled with responsibility; all members are expected to be active in, and aware of, eKhenana’s various projects and challenges.

“Our discussion must have one answer, reached communally,” explains Mazwi. “No one can tell us what to do, not even our [former] chairperson, comrade Mnguni, may he rest in peace, because we make our decisions for ourselves.”

Like all AbM branches, eKhenana practices Ubuhlalism, their interpretation of the philosophy of Ubuntu. In stark contrast to neoliberal individualism, a driving force behind the climate crisis, this way of thinking advocates for a communal worldview that prioritises wellbeing over profit.

“Ubuhlalism teaches us how to share with other people, how to treat each other, how to build yourself,” says Mazwi. “Ubuhlalism is something you can’t touch, you can’t see, but something that you practice. It’s something inside you.”

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Thuli Phongolo

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Me and Thuli in Yerevan Armenia 🇦🇲 . Thankful for the love I share with my friends. Today is Armenian genocide Remembrance Day.

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Thuli Zwane Fashion Gallery by GalaRista | the SA Curvy Plus Size Fashion Beauty Model