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Lilongwe
Joined November 2022
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Ruby K retweeted
Bodza ili. Ine nde nsanje ndilinayo koma yokuti sindingakukhiyeni nayo. Nsanje ili mu DNA 🧬 yamunthu.
Ruby K retweeted
I feel like jealousy is just a natural emotion. Of course, some people rarely feel it, but sometimes it just gets triggered in certain situations. I think what matters most is how you handle it.
Ruby K retweeted
Some people get blocked by a stranger on X and start grieving like they’ve just lost a 10-year relationship. 😂 Bro, you’ve never even met in person! 🤣🤣
Ruby K retweeted
#Bhovamanias
Yesterday, the State was able to show where the shooter came from.
This evidence corroborates the account of the witness who was at the park for a prayer, who told police that after the shooting, a man ran towards McDonald's where the getaway car was waiting.
I'm starting to think that because of the sensitive nature of this part, that's why this case wasn't live on YouTube yesterday, just to give this part the respect it deserves.
Let's see if its ON today
#AKA #SouthAfricans #SenzoMeyiwTrial
#Bhovamanias We are back in court today.
On Friday, we left off where Advocate Gcaba was about to unpack what happened outside Wish restaurant after the shooting. The focus has always been on the spotter inside the restaurant, but we haven't seen video showing AKA leaving his spot, walking down the passage with his crew, and finally stepping outside.
A few terms we should all know by now:
1. Doctrine of Common Purpose - This is where if two or more people agree or act together to commit a crime, each person is liable for the actions of the others, even if they didn't personally carry out the act.
So currently, the State is trying to prove to the court that accused number 5 had a common purpose with those who pulled the trigger outside the restaurant, while he was having a beer inside Wish.
2. Collateral Damage - Harm or damage that was not intended. So it appears Tibz was never the target, but AKA was.
Now, all eyes will be on accused number 5 leaving the restaurant, AKA's bodyguard whereabouts in all of this, and probably see who pulled the trigger on Tibz.
#AKA #SouthAfricans #SenzoMeyiwTrial
Ruby K retweeted
One painful reality I’m gathering from this AKA trial is that man was being buried the next weekend, whether they got him at Wish or not, he wasn’t making it out of Durban.
💔💔
Ruby K retweeted
I don't get people you know. People want cheap things but with high quality. It is strange. Thing about high quality things is how you will buy once and then buy again in 10 years or even more. Koma anthu kukonda zotvhipa zoti amafunika azizikhonza every year.
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POLYGAMY IS A SIN ‼️
The first man recorded in Scripture to practice polygamy was Lamech, a descendant of Cain, who murdered his brother and departed from the presence of God (Genesis 4:16–19).
Lamech followed in Cain’s violent footsteps, even boasting about killing a man (Genesis 4:23–24). Polygamy first appears in Scripture within a lineage marked by rebellion, violence, and moral corruption!
God’s original design was never multiple wives, but ONE MAN, ONE WOMAN, ONE FLESH (Genesis 2:24). Jesus reaffirmed this divine order in Matthew 19:4–6.
Solomon multiplied wives, married women who worshiped false gods, and eventually turned his heart away from the LORD. His disobedience brought divine judgment upon his kingdom (1 Kings 11:1–11).
Polygamy opens the door to spiritual compromise, division, and destruction! Scripture warns us to give no place to the devil (Ephesians 4:27). Our disobedience can also affect our families and future generations (Deuteronomy 30:19).
Many African cultures celebrate polygamy, but CULTURE DOES NOT OVERRIDE SCRIPTURE! There is a way that seems right to man, but its end is death (Proverbs 14:12).
If you are married and entertaining lustful desires for another person, Jesus already warned that lust itself is adultery of the heart (Matthew 5:28).
ONE MAN. ONE WOMAN. ONE COVENANT.
God never changed His original design for marriage. Just because something was practiced in Scripture does not mean God approved of it!
