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Fools rush in where angels fear to thread
16 Nov 2016 at 10:50hrs | Views
NTABAZINDUNA - Dubbed the Mthwakazi Heroes Acre, mighty and sacred is the Gadade (mass graves) Commemoration Site such that one wouldn't expect abomination or any form of disrespect at the site.
However, this wasn't the case when the nation ceremoniously gathered to pay tribute to our fallen heroes on the 5th at the above mentioned site. One of ours, (Stanley Raphael) gate-crashed to the stage and spate vile onto the innocent audience, surely there is a black sheep in every flock. One has to learn to walk before he runs.
His detestable actions didn't go unnoticed as he had to be shamefully taken off stage prematurely, before finishing his speech. He was later rebuked by Chief Nhlanhlayamangwe Ndiweni and the royal house AmaNtungwa, surely great minds do think alike and a good mind possesses a kingdom.
"What happened today must never happen here again, people must stop exposing themselves, you don't enforce yourself unto the nation, we will uplift the right person and it isn't a matter of if, it's a matter of when," said the Chief.
A stitch in time saves nine and lightning never strike twice on the same spot. Advice is most heeded when most needed. The Chief has spoken.
"We feel Stanley Raphael did not respect us as the Mthwakazi people and we want to say to him it must not happen again. He is at liberty to go round organising meetings with his 15 followers but for him to take to the stage forcefully at a national get together like he did at Gadade is highly unacceptable and must not happen again. If he ignores the advice he will regret it," said Bornman Khumalo (a member of the royal house: AmaNtungwa)
Surely hard words breaks no bones and however long the night, the dawn will break. Some are taking advantage of our King-less state. The nation has gone impatient because a watched pot never boils but all will happen in good time.
Stanley Raphael, affectionately known as Tshumalo (Tshuma + Khumalo) by the social media frenzy youth should have observed that old foxes aren't easily snared after his demands were only met by his few followers (he who knows nothing doubts nothing) he had on the stage, the rest of the audience kept quiet. Haste makes waste.
Little fire is quickly trodden out; the nation must look forward to the announcement of the real heir to the throne through proper channels, in a respectful and dignified manner.
Raphael, affectionately known as Tshumalo (Tshuma + Khumalo) by the social media frenzy youth should have observed that old foxes aren't easily snared after his demands were only met by his few followers (he who knows nothing doubts nothing) he had on the stage, the rest of the audience kept quiet. Haste makes waste.
Little fire is quickly trodden out; the nation must look forward to the announcement of the real heir to the throne through proper channels, in a respectful and dignified manner.
However, this wasn't the case when the nation ceremoniously gathered to pay tribute to our fallen heroes on the 5th at the above mentioned site. One of ours, (Stanley Raphael) gate-crashed to the stage and spate vile onto the innocent audience, surely there is a black sheep in every flock. One has to learn to walk before he runs.
His detestable actions didn't go unnoticed as he had to be shamefully taken off stage prematurely, before finishing his speech. He was later rebuked by Chief Nhlanhlayamangwe Ndiweni and the royal house AmaNtungwa, surely great minds do think alike and a good mind possesses a kingdom.
"What happened today must never happen here again, people must stop exposing themselves, you don't enforce yourself unto the nation, we will uplift the right person and it isn't a matter of if, it's a matter of when," said the Chief.
A stitch in time saves nine and lightning never strike twice on the same spot. Advice is most heeded when most needed. The Chief has spoken.
"We feel Stanley Raphael did not respect us as the Mthwakazi people and we want to say to him it must not happen again. He is at liberty to go round organising meetings with his 15 followers but for him to take to the stage forcefully at a national get together like he did at Gadade is highly unacceptable and must not happen again. If he ignores the advice he will regret it," said Bornman Khumalo (a member of the royal house: AmaNtungwa)
Surely hard words breaks no bones and however long the night, the dawn will break. Some are taking advantage of our King-less state. The nation has gone impatient because a watched pot never boils but all will happen in good time.
Stanley Raphael, affectionately known as Tshumalo (Tshuma + Khumalo) by the social media frenzy youth should have observed that old foxes aren't easily snared after his demands were only met by his few followers (he who knows nothing doubts nothing) he had on the stage, the rest of the audience kept quiet. Haste makes waste.
Little fire is quickly trodden out; the nation must look forward to the announcement of the real heir to the throne through proper channels, in a respectful and dignified manner.
Raphael, affectionately known as Tshumalo (Tshuma + Khumalo) by the social media frenzy youth should have observed that old foxes aren't easily snared after his demands were only met by his few followers (he who knows nothing doubts nothing) he had on the stage, the rest of the audience kept quiet. Haste makes waste.
Little fire is quickly trodden out; the nation must look forward to the announcement of the real heir to the throne through proper channels, in a respectful and dignified manner.
Source - Vusmann
