Golide ka Zikhahlo

While scrolling through Instagram, I came across this quote: “Most people don’t choose their beliefs. They inherit them… and then they call it truth.” — @reasoned_reality It sparked a question: Would I still believe what I believe if I were born elsewhere? That question is the beginning of a spiritual awakening. Yet in Africa, such introspection […]

For centuries, humanity has wrestled with three fundamental questions: Why are we here? What happens when we die? Is our true purpose to go to heaven? These questions echo across religions, philosophies, and cultures, and yet the answers vary widely depending on one’s worldview. In our quest for meaning, it’s worth stepping back and asking:

Today in history, is the anniversary of “Dum Diversas” a papal bull issued on June 18, 1452 by Pope Nicholas V. This document granted King Afonso V of Portugal the authority to conquer and subjugate non-Christian peoples, particularly in Africa. It authorised the king and his successors to capture, vanquish, and subdue Saracens (Muslims), pagans,