How To Make R1000 A Day Online

STEP 1:  Open a Facebook account and build a community. You do this by posting every single day. Don't make it a job or hobby, but make it a general part of communication. If you have any thoughts. Type them out and post them on your Facebook account, and the more your true personality shines. People will interact with your posts. It will start small, but the more frequent you post, the faster the engagement comes, and before you know it, you have a community of people following you.

Step 2: Examine your skill sets and choose the one that can be digestible digitally and then turn it into a digital product. Whether it be a book, a blog, or even a consultancy. Turn your skill set into something that can be consumed digitally.

Step 3: Join as many local business and public groups as possible on Facebook. For example: ladies' houses, saucy posts, Facebook dating, etc. Groups that go in line with your digital product offering. Join as many as possible that allow you to post freely.

Step 4: Create adverts for your business. You can use canva for templates. Thereafter, when posting daily on Facebook, incorporate your ads on there, then share to the relevant group chats (mentioned above)

Step 5: Direct them to your personal WhatsApp account to close the sale. Once that is done, you can then add up sales to your product offerings the more you gain experience along the way.

Overall, consistency will lead to your success online. The more you consistently post and market your products, the more purchases you get hence why it's imperative to never give up now and forever

Musa Mseleku is a RITUALIST

I'm sure you read that as a statement, but it's a rhetorical question because why is it that when an African person becomes rich, there must be a sinister reason behind it. Is it because he is black or is it because we as a people are jealous to see one of our own succeed just because we are not in the same position, so we make up stories to make ourselves feel better for not being able to achieve the same naturally.

Lack of knowledge and laziness can be another reason why people tend to misjudge other people because their focus is on the things they already know and are too lazy to move away from their comfort zone to learn new things in order to broaden their skills and make more money, because It is common practice in the black community for people to think there's always some occultish dark magic, behind our people receiving massive success.

Another angle to look at it is that it is what feeds the media, we have seen the surge of the news behind famous celebrities who are accused of witchcraft just because they are rich and famous, I would make Diddy andJay Z as an example, since they are rich black figures they have always been associated with devil worship and the gists. However, the evidence stacked against them is never on a steady ground, it is just sensationalism in order to sell us a magazine or newspaper filled with HEARSAY, it is how they build and destroy the image of people. African people because  it is said that if you want to destroy a black person, fellow black people will help you willingly. My point is; Mseleku is NOT a ritualist because it has not been proven and everybody is innocent until proven guilty

Aligning with Source Energy: A Guide to Meditation and Inner Connection

In today's fast-paced world, it's easy to get caught up in stress, anxiety, and negativity. But what if you could tap into a limitless source of energy, creativity, and joy? This article explores the concept of source energy and provides a step-by-step guide on how to meditate and align yourself with it.

What is Source Energy?
Source energy, also known as universal energy or divine energy, is the fundamental force that underlies all existence. It's the spark that ignites life, creativity, and consciousness. When we're aligned with source energy, we feel a sense of purpose, clarity, and inner peace.

The Benefits of Aligning with Source Energy
Increased creativity and inspiration
Improved mental clarity and focus
Enhanced sense of purpose and direction
Reduced stress and anxiety
Increased feelings of joy and happiness

How to Meditate and Align with Source Energy
Find a quiet and comfortable space: Identify a quiet, peaceful spot where you can sit comfortably without distractions.
Set your intention: Before you begin, set an intention to connect with source energy and let go of any negative thoughts or emotions.
Breathe deeply: Close your eyes and take slow, deep breaths, focusing on the sensation of the breath moving in and out of your body.
Visualize a connection: Imagine a bright, pulsing light at the crown of your head, representing source energy. As you inhale, visualize this light expanding and filling your entire body.
Let go of resistance: As thoughts arise, gently acknowledge them and let them go, returning your focus to your breath and the sensation of source energy flowing through you.
Feel the connection: Allow yourself to feel the sense of connection to source energy, and let its qualities of love, creativity, and joy infuse your being.

Tips for Deepening Your Connection
Practice regularly: Consistency is key to developing a strong connection with source energy.
Use guided meditations: Listen to guided meditations that resonate with you and help you focus on your intention.
Connect with nature: Spend time in nature, and allow its beauty and rhythms to help you tune into source energy.

By following these steps and tips, you can cultivate a deeper connection with source energy and experience the transformative benefits it has to offer.

Vaginas be itchy. It doesn't matter who you are, where you are from, or what you do. If you are a woman, there comes a time when your vagina is just itchy, and it is incredibly annoying when you know you wash regularly. Where does the itch come from? Is it entirely our fault? Let's dive in. Here are some of the reasons why vaginas get itchy:

1. Yeast Infections: One of the most common culprits of vaginal itchiness is a yeast infection. These pesky little fungi can take over when the balance of bacteria in the vagina is disrupted. Symptoms include intense itching, irritation, and a thick, white discharge. While they can happen to anyone, they often pop up after a round of antibiotics or due to hormonal changes.

2. Bacterial Vaginosis: This condition arises when there’s an imbalance in the normal bacteria found in the vagina. It can cause not only itching but also a fishy odor and a grayish discharge. Though it’s not technically an STD, it can increase the risk of STIs, so it’s essential to get it checked out.

3. Allergic Reactions: Sometimes, the products we use can be the enemy. Scented soaps, bubble baths, and even laundry detergents can irritate the sensitive skin in the vaginal area. If you suspect a product is causing the itch, try switching to unscented or hypoallergenic options.

4. Hormonal Changes: Hormonal fluctuations, especially those related to menstrual cycles, pregnancy, or menopause, can lead to dryness and irritation, resulting in an itchy feeling. Estrogen levels drop during menopause, leading to thinning vaginal walls and dryness, which can be quite uncomfortable.

5. Skin Conditions: Conditions like eczema or psoriasis can also manifest in the genital area, leading to irritation and itching. If you have a history of skin issues, this could be a contributing factor.

6. STIs: Sexually transmitted infections like chlamydia or herpes can cause itching along with other symptoms like burning during urination or unusual discharge. If you suspect this might be the case, a visit to the healthcare provider is a must.

7. Poor Hygiene: While many women are diligent about their hygiene, it's also possible to overdo it. Excessive washing or using harsh soaps can strip the vagina of its natural oils and disrupt the pH balance, leading to irritation. Gentle cleansing with water is often all that’s needed.

8. Tight Clothing: Wearing tight clothing or synthetic fabrics can trap moisture and heat, creating an environment where bacteria thrive. This can lead to itching and discomfort. Opt for breathable fabrics like cotton to keep things cool and comfortable.

9. Dietary Factors: Believe it or not, what you eat can influence vaginal health. High sugar diets can promote yeast growth, while dehydration can lead to dryness. Staying hydrated and maintaining a balanced diet can make a difference in how your vagina feels.

In conclusion, while itchiness can be a common experience for many women, understanding the underlying causes can help address the issue effectively. If the itch persists or is accompanied by other symptoms, it’s always best to consult with a healthcare professional to rule out any serious conditions and find relief. Remember, you’re not alone in this, and there are solutions to bring back the comfort!

In the early afternoon of the 6th of April 2025, media personality and socialite Felix Hlophe announced his nationwide search for Londiwe Jwara, a widely known entertainment blogger that reports on the lives of celebrities, public figures and well known individuals within the social media space. After months of Miss Jwara reporting on Hlophe, he finally put his foot down and wants to teach her a lesson. Lady Londie hit back by writing a humorous post poking fun at the situation in a way to divert attention back to her page but Felix, still woke up guns blazing with claims that he has now found her without having to disperse that cash reward he had originally promised. A sure sign of victory from his side I assuming.

As a follower of both, I don't know how factual that is but what I do know is that, the radio Podcaster is a public figure so it is only natural that the public will speak and speculate over his life. If he is not happy about that, then he should have chosen a different profession. Although Londy doesn't have a right to speak on anybodies personal life, she does have a right to her opinion in regards to things that directly affect public consumption and as a celebrity, Felix is fair game to report on. Speaking of reporting, the following consists of previous posts that Londy has allegedly written about Felix and when I skim through them, I can see why he is angry, the lady is invested but if we're being honest. Who isn't? He needs to grow up. So long as he is in the limelight, he will be spoken about

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Economic Woes Reflected in Disturbing Incidents: Case of Nambitha Mpumlwana

In a shocking turn of events, renowned South African actress Nambitha Mpumlwana has reportedly been arrested for allegedly stealing R160 worth of lipstick from a Dischem store in the early hours of the morning. This incident, while surprising given her stature in the entertainment industry, underscores a broader narrative of economic decline that has been affecting many South Africans.

As the country grapples with rising unemployment rates, inflation, and a depreciating currency, even prominent figures are not immune to the financial pressures that have gripped the nation. The alleged theft, though minor in monetary terms, symbolizes the desperation that many citizens face as they navigate an increasingly challenging economic landscape.

The South African economy has been under strain for several years, with factors such as inconsistent power supply, high levels of corruption, and a lack of investment contributing to a stagnation that has left many struggling to make ends meet. The fact that a respected actress felt compelled to resort to such actions highlights the pervasive sense of hopelessness that is becoming all too common.

While some may dismiss the incident as an isolated case, it serves as a stark reminder of the socio-economic challenges that continue to plague South Africa. The government must take urgent action to address these underlying issues, fostering an environment where citizens can thrive rather than resorting to desperate measures.

As the nation faces these pressing economic challenges, it becomes imperative to reflect on the systemic changes needed to uplift and empower all South Africans, ensuring that incidents like these become a rarity rather than a reflection of the harsh reality many face.

Somebody asked me who my favourite Mseleku wife is and my answer was "I actually understand Musa Mseleku now more than ever because I love all of them equally but In different ways." Let me explain in no particular order. What I love about Makhumalo is how she is able to dress for her body. Makhumalo's body isn't necessarily one way or the other, in the sense that she doesn't have any robust features that make her body shape a certain way. She is just in the middle and yet she knows how to dress to accentuate her curves in the best way. If she wasn't a Mseleku wife, she would ace it as a stylist because you can tell that fashion is in her blood. In terms of MaCele, I absolutely LOVE how much she loves Sine. She understands that as a parent, you don't decide to love a child based on her characteristics or actions but you love them because they are a child and every child deserves to be loved regardless. Even if that child is not your own but she still loves her as if she were and that is something I feel Mseleku forgets to commend her for. She never gives up on her even if he does. What I love about Mayeni is her transparency,  on and off camera, she is real. She doesn't hide the parts of her that most would be uncomfortable with people knowing because most individuals especially when they are a certain age, they like to appear as if they are holier than thou even though, deep down, they know that they're not. I love how transparent she is throughout it all. What I love about Mangwabe is her intelligence. Throughout every season, she is always pursuing something, whether it be her studies, or her starting a business. She is always improving herself and showing us that there is more to a woman than the domesticated sides. I also love how she fiercely protects her children. The queen of putting herself first, even if sometimes it's at the detriment of others. I love that she does it regardless.

All these women are beautiful, smart and have something of value to offer to the table so  Mseleku. I understand. Enough about them, let's talk about you. When last did you unwind with a good book? Or better yet, when last did you invest in your mental health? This website provides a solution if any of the answers to those questions were No. It provides you free downloadable eBooks of the world's best selling books and also articles that are written specifically for your personal development.  Here is the link: www.gcobaniskhumba.shop/mind

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