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14/02/2025

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14/02/2025

TBT: Photo of Mphezeni 1 does exist

By Gumbi Kaziguda Jele

This is the only existing photo of Ngoni King, Inyandezulu Mphezeni 1. The photo was taken in, July, 1899, a year before his death in 1900.

Inkosi Yamakhosi Mphezeni 1 was a son of the Ngonis inspirational figurehead, King Zwangendaba.

He was born in 1827 in the village of Lowengweni (now corrupted to Luangeni).

His mother was Queen Soseya Nxumalo, a relation of King Zwide.

Prince Mphezeni KaZwangendaba became the amaNgoni King in 1847 when he was aged 19.

A cross section of Ngonis did not approve of his ascension to the throne thus the group broke up.

The young King Mphezeni led his group the South West direction and camped in the Bemba Kingdom for five years before moving.

The group again entered Nsengaland in 1860 and finally entered Chewa territory in 1870 where they permanently settled.

Their leader, Nyandezulu Mphezeni reigned for more than five decades and died in September 1900. His mother died the same year in October.

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11/02/2025

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Along mumbwa road
Ulendo building.

11/02/2025

CHOOSE YOUR FIGHTS!
I once asked a very successful woman to share her secret with me.
She smiled and said to me..
“I started succeeding when I started leaving small fights for small fighters.
I stopped fighting those who gossiped about me..
I stopped fighting with my in laws..
I stopped fighting for attention..
I stopped fighting to meet public expectation of me..
I stopped fighting for my rights with stupid people..
I left such fights for those who have nothing else to fight..
And I started fighting for
my vision,
my dreams,
my ideas and
my destiny.
The day I gave up on small fights is the day I started becoming successful.”
Some fights are not worth your time.
Choose what you fight for wisely.
This reflection I came across honestly inspired me. Hope it inspires you too.

06/02/2025

Happy new month family
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06/02/2025

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29/09/2024

An Afro Pick is NOT a Detangling Comb‼️

Let’s clear up the confusion: an afro pick and a detangling comb are not the same thing, and they serve very different purposes!

🔹 Afro Pick: This tool is designed for lifting, shaping, and adding volume to tightly coiled or kinky hair. It has long, widely spaced teeth that are perfect for creating definition and enhancing the shape of your natural hair. It’s your go-to for fluffing out that beautiful fro and achieving maximum volume!

🔹 Detangling Comb: A true detangling comb must be a wide-toothed comb. Its teeth are more flexible and spaced out to glide through your hair gently, helping to remove knots and tangles without causing breakage or damage. This is the tool you want to reach for when working through wet hair or pre-styling!

The Bottom Line: Afro picks are for styling and volume, while wide-toothed detangling combs are for working through knots. Don’t mix them up if you want to keep your hair healthy and fabulous! 💁🏽‍♀️✨

25/09/2024

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29/07/2024

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25/07/2024

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25/07/2024

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