Zwakele reflects on how many non-South Africans have taken over the local black economy using illegal business. 

Zwakele believes that South Africans (men in particular) have a responsibility to protect the local black economy. The fight against black poverty is black people's responsibility. They can only overcome poverty and build an economy by consciously building businesses and supporting each other's business.

We all have special gifts that not many other people have. Zwakele thinks that we should take full advantage of them and use them unapologetically to get ahead in life.

Zwakele shares his observations and concerns about gender-based violence. He suggests solutions that may help minimize this problem.

Life happens to you if you don't make decisions. You should happen to life and the only way you can do that is by taking ownership of your life - by deciding!

Why do we habour our feelings to our own detriment? Why do we endure difficulty and dissatisfaction that could easily be resolved by speaking up? Zwakele realises that he is a bad communicator and encourages everyone to just communicate.

Zwakele turns 25!

Zwakele unpacks the reason behind his absence on social media. He also talks about qualities he wants to embody. He veers off topic and talks about physical features he likes on a woman.

Zwakele explains why he thinks it is better to pace oneself and not rush through life. The best things take time to build.

Zwakele rambles about the pros and cons of technology, how he sees his life in 10 years' time and how he longs for the olden days. He suspects that he may have commitment issues because he loves his freedom.

Zwakele believes that 2020 is his year. He believes that it is very important to plan for what we would like to achieve. He shares his goals for the year 2020.