Comments for African Vibes Magazine

Comment on Africa’s Billionaires by lawrence

lawrence — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 16:11:46 +0000

it is encouraging and motivating to know that the sky is the limit in this world even in africa. People should not lose hope and ask Motsepe how we can aspire towards the millions that he started with.

Human development, education, Job creation and sustainability is my request for these guise to focus on to make a meaningful contribution to our poverty levels in south africa.

L Kok

Comment on Africa’s Billionaires by thabo

thabo — Wed, 03 Mar 2010 15:42:39 +0000

All i can say is :Motsepe uya “rocka” boss!!!

Comment on DISCUSSION: Can a Man or Woman in a Committed Relationship ‘Earn’ the Right to Cheat? by Avatar

Avatar — Wed, 03 Mar 2010 11:26:58 +0000

Lol take it easy bro. First it is no uncommon for a woman to lose interest in intimacy after having a baby. Not to worry though it passes by. She will be back to be the tiger you once knew.
However your wifee should be open and discuss it with you. But not to be the advocate of the devil some women go through some emotional ups and downs right after a baby .
Well sex is an art bro. Get a babysitter ,with some creativity ,some cuddling and good massage she may have pity of the lil’ fella…so good luck and no cheat!

Comment on About the Event by Jean Claude

Jean Claude — Tue, 02 Mar 2010 04:20:25 +0000

I am over 100 % behind you on the idea of “I wear African” . See you at the event.
J.C

Comment on Which of these Nollywood Actresses is Hottest? by brandy b

brandy b — Thu, 25 Feb 2010 17:03:43 +0000

Gene and omo are the real babez. I can`t even choose the best between the two, I love them both they are hot. Their NO 1 fun till the end

Comment on DISCUSSION: Should “Bride Price” be abolished and made unconstitutional? by msakereth

msakereth — Wed, 24 Feb 2010 18:42:20 +0000

No it should not be abolished. It’s a cultural practice.

What should be abolished or edited is how it’s interpreted or what its meant to be.

It’s should not be used as an outlet for the husband and his family to treat the bride as an “object”. I think that the problem is…..over time, people lost sight of the symbolism behind the event and began focusing more on the material gain of the act.

Comment on DISCUSSION: Which of the qualified African Teams do you think stands the best chance of winning the World Cup in 2010? by msakereth

msakereth — Wed, 24 Feb 2010 18:33:44 +0000

Let’s face it…cameroon’s football team is like a smart child who’s exam’s results are not a true testament of their knowledge.

I don’t know if it’s performance anxiety or what but am tired of the team. We have excellent players. We’ve seen them play at their best especially in their club teams.

Yet somehow….
on the ONE DAY that we do REQUIRE them to perform…they always fall short or when they do win..it’s more from luck or something other than a clear cut better performance than the other team.

I think Egypt and Ghana as of NOW…are the better teams. Until the Eagles and Lions decide to get up from the century old siesta.
We need players who will get the job done irrespectful of their skills or lack of….get the job done.

Comment on DISCUSSION: Can a Man or Woman in a Committed Relationship ‘Earn’ the Right to Cheat? by msakereth

msakereth — Wed, 24 Feb 2010 18:22:51 +0000

I think there is something “deeper” going on with your wife and maybe you should change your approach to the issue.
Clearly she is “unhappy” about something and until that issue is dealt with you aint getting any .

So please don’t cheat. Seek professional help if you have to. Studies have been done to show that alot of women go through this “phase. Some of the causes include
- hormones – depression
- they don’t like their body and so don’t think you are attracted to them anymore
- stitches and etc from child birth healing up etc

Comment on DISCUSSION: Can a Man or Woman in a Committed Relationship ‘Earn’ the Right to Cheat? by passerby

passerby — Sun, 21 Feb 2010 21:41:53 +0000

Cheat, no. Leave, maybe. You certainly have an obligation to your child for emotional and financial support, and possibly financial to your wife as well, but if she’s not even willing to talk to you about this, you can demand counseling (therapist, priest, whatever works for you) and if she won’t try, look for an exit. You still have to be a man about the promises you have made, but “It’s broken”+”I refuse to try to fix it”, after a reasonable interval (a year from when you first raised the issue?) means you should be free to raise the stakes in an honorable way. “Till death do us part” is a nice idea but a lifetime of unhappiness shouldn’t be part of the contract.

Comment on African Vibes 2009 Anniversary Event by Massa

Massa — Fri, 19 Feb 2010 20:59:03 +0000

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