Times of Eswatini

You shall be exalted

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LMadam,

$llow me a space to throw some pearls of wis dom unto the world at large. $ good writer once said that one should act like they do not have bread while they actually own a whole bakery. /et me stress on humility. , perceive humility as the absence of pride and being selfless. We have probably seen a lot of people boasting about material things and acting all mighty. Tragical ly when those people die they leave all those behind. The bigger question remains is it even worth it to be pompous" *od the creator of all things in the universe put it clear in the book of 0atthew that if we humble ourselves we shall be e[alted. *od cannot take a person to greater heights if they already think of themselves as highly ± esteemed. Talking of *od +e is also the provider. ,t is worth understand­ing that the very same things that take away humility from us were provided by *od. +e who provides is also capable of taking away. This implies that the material things can perish at any moment and further leave us in disgrace. 3eople so many doors are to be opened only if we know we are not better and superior than others because we shall be e[alted.

Nokuphiwa Andiswa Mbhamali

Big Bend

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Women still do not want to re alise those infernal gowns are an ostracisat­ion punishment" SAMUEL SIMANGO

Nakawani vele lama mourning gowns" Ngubani losuke angati kutsi uhamjelwe ngumyeni? QONDILE MASUKU

What is the significan­ce of a mourning gown is it still relevant even today" What is so important

'onning a mourning gown is our custom but sometimes kuhle kubita kutsi ikhunyulwe nakunesidz­ingo.

CYNTHIA MATSEBULA

'on t mourning women have voting rights"

LOMAGUGU THUKELA WAKADING'SWAYO

, hope the widows¶ proposal will be heard.

DUMA ZULU

Sitsi siSwati umfati lomnyama akahlangan­yeli nesive, but in the case of voting they are supposed to vote too.

MAVRASH SUKATI

The proposal is understand­able they should be allowed to remove their morning gowns for them to be nominated in the upcoming elections. KHUKS SUKATI

We must vote for women this

,t would be a good idea to allow wid ows to remove mourning gowns so that they can partake in the elections. MELUSI ZITHA

We can t mi[ politics and culture. SIPHO DLAMINI

0abhanisi is right if the fam ily is ok with the removal of the gowns so be it.

SELU GWABANE

, get 03 0abhanisi s point

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