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Loving, loyal, generous, glamorous, extravagant&extremely intelligent is what we are in the eyes of God ๐
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Can we normalize asking God to heal the parts of us that keep sabotaging the blessings we prayed for.
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Every woman in the Bible who brought her need to God got her answer. Hannah, Sarah, Hagar, Rachel, Ruth. Keep praying, yours is coming.
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Jesus said, โSeek first the kingdom and all these things will be added unto you.โ Keep God first place and Heโll add everything you need. Honor Him and Heโll catch what you canโt catch. The Psalmist said, โNo good thing will He withhold when you walk uprightly.โ The key is: donโt seek the blessing; seek the Blessor. Keep Him first place and the blessings will seek you.
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God, give us the patience to grow through the seasons we don't understand. ๐๐ป
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Late night thought.
The same God who spoke the stars into place is not intimidated by whatever is keeping you awake.
Hand it over and go to sleep.
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A bucket list for the over-optimizer, the perfectionist, the people pleaser
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This one hits differently. ๐ฎโ๐จ
She said it clear: stop standing in the way of their choices. Let them show you exactly who they areโฆ and then believe it.
No more waiting on the text.
No more rereading old messages looking for proof.
No more fighting for a seat at a table where they already made it clear you donโt belong.
The love was real. The hurt is also real. But staying stuck hoping theyโll suddenly choose you is just self-inflicted damage.
Sometimes the strongest, most loving thing you can do for yourself is step all the way back and let their actions finish the job.
The right one wonโt need a speech. They wonโt need convincing. Theyโll just stay.
Who else needed to hear this today?
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Underrated life advice: Keep a list of the people who believed in you early. The teacher who pushed you. The boss who took a chance. The friend who told you to go for it. Every now and then, reach out. Update them. And tell them just how much you appreciate what they did for you.
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Who are your roots?
This idea from Tyler Perry that changed my lifeโฆ
There are three types of people in your life:
Leaves: These are the people that are only around from time to time when the weather is good. They blow around as the winds change. They provide shade during the summer, but as soon as winter comes, they fall off the tree and disappear.
Branches: These are the people who are more present and stable than the leaves, but they arenโt permanent. They look strong, but if you try to stand on them or pull yourself up from them, they may break under your weight.
Roots: These are the people who are permanent. They are deep and wide. They are there in the summer and the winter, they are unperturbed by the changing seasons. The leaves and branches may come and go, but the roots are there forever.
I love this perspective.
Thereโs nothing wrong with having leaves and branches in your life. When times are good, they can bring joy to your world. But never make the mistake of thinking they will be there during the bad.
The most important question:
Who are your roots?
Who are the people who will be there through good and bad?
Who are the people who will sit in the mud with you?
Find them. Cherish them. Be a root to someone else.
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Dear Mr Ayanda Msweli
Re: 4th Annual Professor Yusuf Karodia Award (2026)
I am delighted to inform you, on behalf of MANCOSA, that you have been chosen as the recipient of the 2026 Professor Yusuf Karodia Annual Award.
This award recognizes your unwavering dedication and passion for impactful community service, which embodies the legacy of the philanthropic and visionary leader and late founder of MANCOSA, Professor Yusuf Karodia.
Congratulations on this well-deserved recognition!
I am pleased to inform you that winning the 2026 Professor Yusuf Karodia 4th Annual Award is accompanied by the following:
โข A MANCOSA Higher Certificate bursary valued at R 22 000.00 that can be used for an individual nominated by you.
โข The honour to nominate two South African primary schools to receive three
Mobile Libraries each as part of MANCOSAโs Million Books Project, founded by Prof Yusuf Karodia to improve reading literacy rates in disadvantaged schools. Each Mobile Library contains 300 age-appropriate books.
We kindly request you to honour us with your presence to receive the award in person during the 1st session of the MANCOSA graduation ceremonies on Thursday, 22 October 2026. The ceremony commences at 10h00 at the Durban International Convention Centre (ICC), and we request that you arrive 30 minutes before the start of the ceremony.
Congratulations, once again, on winning this prestigious award. Your selfless dedication and the impactful interventions of the Ayanda Msweli Foundation have touched many lives. We are honoured to recognize your invaluable contributions and wish you continued success in your noble endeavours.


























