One thing I like about this channel is that it's not all about bringing the content that will uselessly attract followers. It's all about ensuring that we learn something in each and every episode. 👌🏽
Can't we just talk about the great work the Channel is doing without bringing what is done by other Channels "with content that uselessly attract followers"?... If we are to bring that up, at least we must recognize that there are people (like "we are people too") who are attracted to that content and constructively bring up our views about that type of content and why we feel it is not educational enough or that the learning it pushes does not add the needed value to our society (in a broader sense) in a sort'of considerate way... Maybe that approach can help us change the views of many content creators without them feeling we are attacking them... (I don't know) PLEASE FORGIVE ME IF MY MESSAGE OFFENDS YOU OR ANYONE... And THANK YOU for understanding... ❤
I love this.......my sister didn't date her husband...he said he don't want dating but to marry her...her sent letter in a month and they started wedding preparations. They been married for 19 years.. They are best friends
Thank you King for inviting people who enlighten us 👏👏 today's guest is preaching about things that engaged couples should pay attention on as much as singles because honeymoon phase is not forever. 🤔
I watched the podcast last night and today this topic ya magadi was discussed at work.You should have seen me speaking with authority from a point of knowledge I just acquired 😅.
My husband and I never dated. We met and loved each other, and he chose to marry me and i said yes. The first thing i needed to know from him was whether he knows the Lord Jesus or not. I found that he is the child of God much as i am. We discussed who we are in the Lord and our lives as persons. We had common personalities. Communication and Listening are the key. WE MADE A WEDDING AND WE ARE MORE THAN HAPPY TOGETHER. I am talking of a racial marriage here. No jolling or sleeping together took place before . We just loved one another in an overwhelming manner. It was an amazing experience. God is good, and all the times.
I have shared this link with everyone. Talk about "free" true legal advice we all need to know. It's my first time on this channel and I love it here already. Subscribed. Thank you for such an eye opening topic. New subbie☺
My first time on this street but what a sober conversation. I learnt from my hubby to ensure I don't win battles at the cost of losing a war. What a lovely soul Nthabiseng is and what refreshing and eye opening conversation 😍😍🤗
I really enjoy the sober conversations that I get from this podcast. This is such valuable information, wish a whole lot of people could watch this. Nthabiseng, kudos to you, Counsel🙌🏽
Finally, marriage is a beautiful picture of the relationship between Christ and His church. The body of believers that make up the Church are collectively called bride of Christ. As Bridegroom, Jesus gave His life for His bride, “to make her holy, cleansing her by the washing with water through the word” (Ephesians 5:25-26), and His selfless act provides an example for all husbands. At the second coming of Christ, the church will be united with the Bridegroom, the official “wedding ceremony” will take place, and with it the eternal union of Christ and His bride will be actualized (Revelation 19:7-9; 21:1-2).
This is so informative 🙌 . "Lobola is not engagement" Wow 36:35 Eish we totally misunderstood this. There're too many married people than we realize out there.
Yhoo this was enlightening, the things we get ourselves in without the slightest idea of how wrong things can be. Thank you King for bringing these people
Not only does marriage teach children how to be faithful and give them a stable environment in which to learn and grow, it has a sanctifying effect on both marriage partners when they submit to God’s law (Ephesians 5). Every marriage has difficult moments or difficult dynamics. When two sinful people are trying to create a life together, they must submit to God’s command to love each another as God has loved us-selflessly (1 John 3:16). Our attempts to follow God’s commands in our own strength tend to end in failure, and that failure tends to make the believer more aware of his dependence on God and more open to the Spirit’s work in him, which tends to result in godliness. And godliness helps us to follow God’s commands. So, marriage is very helpful for the one trying to live a godly life; it helps to scrub the heart clean of selfishness and other impurities.
I really enjoyed this insightful episode and as a woman I really appreciate her objective approach to such issues and looking forward to a second session she's really a powerhouse 🙏🏽🙏🏽❤️❤️❤️ she's really driven by passion and I think it's a calling for her more than anything🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽
We saw each other and got married after a month and we married for 16 years now . So I agree with my sister our first 6 years were horrible because there's was no communication but now we do Communicate and we are best friends, we talk about everything just like the sister said
Can I suggest some topics: 1.Interracial Marriages 2. What marriage really is ( Biblically)? Interesting take by Ms Dubazana. Planning and getting the families to talk and how they relate sets the tone.... As for the marriage itself...they come in all kinds of packages. I am loving mine right now!!!!❤️❤️❤️🇸🇿🇩🇪
I regret not watching this video in the past three or so weeks because I thought I learn nothing from it...I have been married for 20 years but geez boy oh boy have I been wrong ..find it to be a reverting,informative , easy on the ear, educational...do I have all the superlatives...Thanks David i want the second session or episode.
Love is easy so is marriage. We just complicate things by not communicating clearly and openly. Create a friendship with your partner and learn to seek help when things starts going sour, Create fun times just for the 2 of you and learn each other's love language. Have respect for each other. I wish friends and families could really offer support to both parties when they see that things aren't going well. #ex-wife
So true what she said about "hinting" something and later it comes back as his idea ,I witnessed with my ex husband and now still with my brothers in business .
Trolls excited that Mohale was not married must just get educated and know that boy deserves 50% of everything by virtue of our law. Whether he wants it or not is something else but he's entitled to it. I'm so glad you brought this expert.
The issue with the Somizi - Mohale thing is that even with all the customary marriage requirements in place, Somizi can still claim everything was for the showmax show. Theirs is going to go on trial because both have witnesses that support each perspective.
@@mochaleaves Are you serious? They will have signed contracts to air their "marriage" from Showmax which is a legal document. That legal document will not say that they acted or played a role of getting married for Showmax. Showmax can sue him for lying on them. Then he would have to pay back all the money with interest. Plus Somizi afterwards called Mohale his husband. There is proof on social media. His family & friends knew him as Somizi's husband. There person marrying them was not an actor. Do you get that it is a serious offense to lie to a court? Somizi can claim he is Father Christmas if he wants but if all the evidence shows otherwise no court will just accept a claim.
wow King David & Nthabiseng this topic is a hit, eye opene, I'm a single parent & I'm learning a lot. we need t hear this a lot as Africans & as Christians because there's a lot of confusion. i thing you can good in marriage & family councelling. thank you so much
This has been so informative, the legality of the subjects, but the ultimately it’s Sis’ Nthabiseng wisdom and the life experiences that shared with us. Thank you both so much.
Tjohhhhh!!! This info is so important bathong.I wish we could ask questions on this topic.We need Madam Nthabi to come back. Many people always day staying together for 6months is recognised as marriage but its not true.Malobola with proof is.
Marriage also protects individuals from sexual immorality (1 Corinthians 7:2). The world we live in is full of sexual images, innuendo, and temptation. Even if a person doesn’t pursue sexual sin, it pursues him or her, and it is very hard to escape it. Marriage provides a healthy place to express sexuality, without opening oneself up to the severe emotional (and many times physical) damage that is caused by casual, non-committed sexual relationships. It is clear that God created marriage for our good (Proverbs 18:22), to make us happy, to promote a healthier society, and to produce holiness in our lives.
I am really inspired sis nthabi thanks alot, I don't mind ho dula keo mametse all the time. Communication e bohlokwa haholo into relationships as well as marriage.
No angels Mr. It's a journey. It has been a journey for her too to get to this point in her marriage and life. Do you have the capacity to walk the journey, and match up to the caliber you seem to so desire.
What an amazing eye opening, beautiful information. Nthabiseng my darling you are my gem. You a home builder. King David woow. I love your Chanel. So informative 💙💙💙💙
One purpose of marriage is to create a stable home in which children can grow and thrive. The best marriage is between two believers (2 Corinthians 6:14) who can produce godly offspring (Malachi 2:13-15). In Malachi, God tells the Israelites that He will not accept their offerings because they have been unfaithful to the wives of their youth. This shows how much God cares about marriage being kept intact. Not only that, but He tells them He was seeking “godly offspring.” This is a puzzling passage, and has been interpreted to mean a) that godly offspring are the purpose of marriage; b) that a good marriage between two godly people will mean that any children they have will tend to be godly as well; c) God wanted the Israelites to be faithful to their wives instead of leaving them for foreign women who would produce for them ungodly offspring because of the idolatry of those nations; and d) that God Himself was seeking His own offspring (the people) to exhibit godliness by their faithfulness. In any of these interpretations, we see a common theme: the children of faithful people will tend to be faithful, too.
Wow! Guys this interview theee best, I have enjoyed it enormously. All in one educational, entertaining I got here forever baba, thanks Nthabi, I appreciate your honesty. 👌
Thank you for introducing us to this lovely lady Mr Mashabela. Very insightful topic, especially for us future wives. Love that shes not just an attorney but also shares great advice based on her personal experiences and from what has worked in her marriage❤
The wisdom that comes with u ntjamme, I’m glad u can save marriages on ur line of work Nthabi🌸thanks ntjamme that kwala ka hanong can really assist me a lot.
Mr David Mashabela to me sir you're already a legend your platform is a place of learning and enlightening thank you for the knowledge you always bring to us. I appreciate your work and i know tomorrow in future am gonna be a better human being because of your content thank you so much...❤❤❤❤
What the topic missed is that customary marriage was not recognized under apartheid, meaning lobola didn't mean marriage but the process towards marriage! I think the democratic government has done a poor job, especially the Department of Justice for not holding workshops in different communities and even producing booklets to explain the recognition of customary marriage vis a vi lobola!! 🤔
King David i really can't wait for u to do this type of conversation about same sex marriage, a lot of people are misinformed about that issue . Waiting in anticipation 😘😘😘🤗🤗🤗
Went back Mr David we back ...even if it's a year ago...you did this show but made me think of marriage... I respect you My good sir...I have learned alot..in this interview...or rather show...May God bless you
Wow! so insightful, thank you for sharing such knowledge. I somehow feel that Mme Dubazana should also include marriage counselling. The insight she shares is so key especially to the "modern marriage" Can we please have a follow-up/continuation. Thanks King David🙏
Thank you King, You're a LEGEND keep up the good work Ntate. I thank the Almighty for giving you wisdom all the time, you know you bring the relevant people to this platform. God Bless
One thing I like about this channel is that it's not all about bringing the content that will uselessly attract followers. It's all about ensuring that we learn something in each and every episode. 👌🏽
Can't we just talk about the great work the Channel is doing without bringing what is done by other Channels "with content that uselessly attract followers"?...
If we are to bring that up, at least we must recognize that there are people (like "we are people too") who are attracted to that content and constructively bring up our views about that type of content and why we feel it is not educational enough or that the learning it pushes does not add the needed value to our society (in a broader sense) in a sort'of considerate way...
Maybe that approach can help us change the views of many content creators without them feeling we are attacking them... (I don't know)
PLEASE FORGIVE ME IF MY MESSAGE OFFENDS YOU OR ANYONE...
And THANK YOU for understanding... ❤
Amen 🙏🏾
I love this.......my sister didn't date her husband...he said he don't want dating but to marry her...her sent letter in a month and they started wedding preparations. They been married for 19 years.. They are best friends
Such a matured conversation, no awkward moments, no unnecessary jokes or funny comments. I truly enjoyed this.
As an attorney I love this conversation. I'm super excited that the subscribers are growing. This is proper content 👌 👌 👏 👏 king David serving us.
I wish I could drag some people here 🙆🏻♀️🤦🏻♀️. This is super informative, thank you ousie Nthabi.
Lmao Lmao😂🤣😂🤣😂
Please do
But they have to be matured enough for this podcast
@@sanelisilenazo3883 pq. Otmpqup
You can say that again,I was so clueless about a lot of things
😂😂😂
Thank you King for inviting people who enlighten us 👏👏 today's guest is preaching about things that engaged couples should pay attention on as much as singles because honeymoon phase is not forever. 🤔
I watched the podcast last night and today this topic ya magadi was discussed at work.You should have seen me speaking with authority from a point of knowledge I just acquired 😅.
lol
My husband and I never dated. We met and loved each other, and he chose to marry me and i said yes. The first thing i needed to know from him was whether he knows the Lord Jesus or not. I found that he is the child of God much as i am. We discussed who we are in the Lord and our lives as persons. We had common personalities. Communication and Listening are the key. WE MADE A WEDDING AND WE ARE MORE THAN HAPPY TOGETHER. I am talking of a racial marriage here. No jolling or sleeping together took place before . We just loved one another in an overwhelming manner. It was an amazing experience. God is good, and all the times.
I have shared this link with everyone. Talk about "free" true legal advice we all need to know. It's my first time on this channel and I love it here already. Subscribed.
Thank you for such an eye opening topic. New subbie☺
My first time on this street but what a sober conversation. I learnt from my hubby to ensure I don't win battles at the cost of losing a war. What a lovely soul Nthabiseng is and what refreshing and eye opening conversation 😍😍🤗
I really enjoy the sober conversations that I get from this podcast. This is such valuable information, wish a whole lot of people could watch this. Nthabiseng, kudos to you, Counsel🙌🏽
What an enlightening conversation. She's whip smart and so well spoken. Looks good too. Could watch her all day
I watched from start to finish. I must say this was very thought provoking & informative at the same time. Thank you for this interview 🙏🏾
Finally, marriage is a beautiful picture of the relationship between Christ and His church. The body of believers that make up the Church are collectively called bride of Christ. As Bridegroom, Jesus gave His life for His bride, “to make her holy, cleansing her by the washing with water through the word” (Ephesians 5:25-26), and His selfless act provides an example for all husbands. At the second coming of Christ, the church will be united with the Bridegroom, the official “wedding ceremony” will take place, and with it the eternal union of Christ and His bride will be actualized (Revelation 19:7-9; 21:1-2).
Wooooow 👏👏👏👏👏
!!!
This is so informative 🙌 . "Lobola is not engagement" Wow 36:35 Eish we totally misunderstood this.
There're too many married people than we realize out there.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🕺🏾🕺🏾🕺🏾🕺🏾🕺🏾🕺🏾🕺🏾
Yhoo this was enlightening, the things we get ourselves in without the slightest idea of how wrong things can be. Thank you King for bringing these people
Not only does marriage teach children how to be faithful and give them a stable environment in which to learn and grow, it has a sanctifying effect on both marriage partners when they submit to God’s law (Ephesians 5). Every marriage has difficult moments or difficult dynamics. When two sinful people are trying to create a life together, they must submit to God’s command to love each another as God has loved us-selflessly (1 John 3:16). Our attempts to follow God’s commands in our own strength tend to end in failure, and that failure tends to make the believer more aware of his dependence on God and more open to the Spirit’s work in him, which tends to result in godliness. And godliness helps us to follow God’s commands. So, marriage is very helpful for the one trying to live a godly life; it helps to scrub the heart clean of selfishness and other impurities.
I'm hooked on the Podcast and Nthabiseng's wisdom on marriage and her humbleness. She always gently gets the point across. Keep them coming.
I really enjoyed this insightful episode and as a woman I really appreciate her objective approach to such issues and looking forward to a second session she's really a powerhouse 🙏🏽🙏🏽❤️❤️❤️ she's really driven by passion and I think it's a calling for her more than anything🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽
Oh halo Deeeeee🤗
@@getrudemyambo9616 Hi my darling 😘😘
We saw each other and got married after a month and we married for 16 years now . So I agree with my sister our first 6 years were horrible because there's was no communication but now we do Communicate and we are best friends, we talk about everything just like the sister said
Lobola is marriage not engagement!!! Bathong. Those that are not enlightened ba ntjeng!🙆🙆🙆
Im happy i came across this one, i couldnt even skip but kept repeating listening... very useful advice and motivational..
Bra Dave is a great Broadcaster.
"THE ART OF COMMUNICATION..."🙌🏿🙌🏿🙌🏿
Can I suggest some topics:
1.Interracial Marriages
2. What marriage really is ( Biblically)?
Interesting take by Ms Dubazana. Planning and getting the families to talk and how they relate sets the tone....
As for the marriage itself...they come in all kinds of packages. I am loving mine right now!!!!❤️❤️❤️🇸🇿🇩🇪
I regret not watching this video in the past three or so weeks because I thought I learn nothing from it...I have been married for 20 years but geez boy oh boy have I been wrong ..find it to be a reverting,informative , easy on the ear, educational...do I have all the superlatives...Thanks David i want the second session or episode.
She's amazing 👏indeed.Cant wait for part 2
Love is easy so is marriage. We just complicate things by not communicating clearly and openly. Create a friendship with your partner and learn to seek help when things starts going sour, Create fun times just for the 2 of you and learn each other's love language. Have respect for each other. I wish friends and families could really offer support to both parties when they see that things aren't going well. #ex-wife
David is a great interviewer, you make it feel like a conversation, doesn't even show that you have questions prepared. RESPECT.
This lady is genius.. if your here..the biggest things to learn is the art of communication and self introspection.very vital
Just tuned, my comment is please bring Just Ice here. We would like to know him out of radio since he's no where to be found on the socials
After this I now know wats marriage. I jus send the link to my fiancé. Thanks yo you guys
This is so good. It's way better than the three hours shows we often get here
Ntate Mashabela can we please have a part 2, I've learned so much just from this episode.
So true what she said about "hinting" something and later it comes back as his idea ,I witnessed with my ex husband and now still with my brothers in business .
Trolls excited that Mohale was not married must just get educated and know that boy deserves 50% of everything by virtue of our law. Whether he wants it or not is something else but he's entitled to it. I'm so glad you brought this expert.
The issue with the Somizi - Mohale thing is that even with all the customary marriage requirements in place, Somizi can still claim everything was for the showmax show. Theirs is going to go on trial because both have witnesses that support each perspective.
@@mochaleaves Are you serious? They will have signed contracts to air their "marriage" from Showmax which is a legal document. That legal document will not say that they acted or played a role of getting married for Showmax. Showmax can sue him for lying on them. Then he would have to pay back all the money with interest. Plus Somizi afterwards called Mohale his husband. There is proof on social media. His family & friends knew him as Somizi's husband. There person marrying them was not an actor. Do you get that it is a serious offense to lie to a court? Somizi can claim he is Father Christmas if he wants but if all the evidence shows otherwise no court will just accept a claim.
An eye opener indeed. David o skhokho maan it's your calling bro👊🏻 keep shining 🥰🙏👊🏻
Thought provoking and informative episode. We need Nthabiseng back soon.
as am about to get married, thanks for this David🙏🙏
wow King David & Nthabiseng this topic is a hit, eye opene, I'm a single parent & I'm learning a lot. we need t hear this a lot as Africans & as Christians because there's a lot of confusion. i thing you can good in marriage & family councelling. thank you so much
Timeless conversation that shaped my mind. I don't know how many times I watched it. Thank you ❤
Please she's a legend 🥺❤
I’m wiser after watching this podcast 🙌🏾.
Woooow submission is easy to give if love is given. Profound statement. Thank you for this discussion. So real
This has been so informative, the legality of the subjects, but the ultimately it’s Sis’ Nthabiseng wisdom and the life experiences that shared with us. Thank you both so much.
Tjohhhhh!!! This info is so important bathong.I wish we could ask questions on this topic.We need Madam Nthabi to come back. Many people always day staying together for 6months is recognised as marriage but its not true.Malobola with proof is.
Marriage also protects individuals from sexual immorality (1 Corinthians 7:2). The world we live in is full of sexual images, innuendo, and temptation. Even if a person doesn’t pursue sexual sin, it pursues him or her, and it is very hard to escape it. Marriage provides a healthy place to express sexuality, without opening oneself up to the severe emotional (and many times physical) damage that is caused by casual, non-committed sexual relationships. It is clear that God created marriage for our good (Proverbs 18:22), to make us happy, to promote a healthier society, and to produce holiness in our lives.
That how it was meant to be but we all know most marriages fail because of infidelity.
Woow thank you , looking forward to the next podcast with the Attorney!
I am really inspired sis nthabi thanks alot, I don't mind ho dula keo mametse all the time. Communication e bohlokwa haholo into relationships as well as marriage.
Wow... This woman is in God mode. Where can I marry a woman of this caliber?
No angels Mr. It's a journey. It has been a journey for her too to get to this point in her marriage and life.
Do you have the capacity to walk the journey, and match up to the caliber you seem to so desire.
The wisdom in this Lady "Nthabiseng Dubazana"
So informative 👏. Thank you King David,ous Nthabiseng you're the light
Oh my goodness, what an enlightening conversation. Thank you for sharing the wisdom my attorney ❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥
Ausi Nthabi's hubby sound sooo much like mine...a teacher, but i too have my own growth points need a check in. Beautiful interview...
What an amazing eye opening, beautiful information. Nthabiseng my darling you are my gem. You a home builder. King David woow. I love your Chanel. So informative 💙💙💙💙
One purpose of marriage is to create a stable home in which children can grow and thrive. The best marriage is between two believers (2 Corinthians 6:14) who can produce godly offspring (Malachi 2:13-15). In Malachi, God tells the Israelites that He will not accept their offerings because they have been unfaithful to the wives of their youth. This shows how much God cares about marriage being kept intact. Not only that, but He tells them He was seeking “godly offspring.” This is a puzzling passage, and has been interpreted to mean a) that godly offspring are the purpose of marriage; b) that a good marriage between two godly people will mean that any children they have will tend to be godly as well; c) God wanted the Israelites to be faithful to their wives instead of leaving them for foreign women who would produce for them ungodly offspring because of the idolatry of those nations; and d) that God Himself was seeking His own offspring (the people) to exhibit godliness by their faithfulness. In any of these interpretations, we see a common theme: the children of faithful people will tend to be faithful, too.
Wow! Guys this interview theee best, I have enjoyed it enormously. All in one educational, entertaining I got here forever baba, thanks Nthabi, I appreciate your honesty. 👌
Thank you for introducing us to this lovely lady Mr Mashabela. Very insightful topic, especially for us future wives. Love that shes not just an attorney but also shares great advice based on her personal experiences and from what has worked in her marriage❤
Very much enlightening episode and I also like the duration it lasted, longer episodes are tiring. I wish David can keep it this short going forward.
The wisdom that comes with u ntjamme, I’m glad u can save marriages on ur line of work Nthabi🌸thanks ntjamme that kwala ka hanong can really assist me a lot.
David, you never disappoint...great show as always.
I can't wait for the second part, this is very informative 🤘
Mr David Mashabela to me sir you're already a legend your platform is a place of learning and enlightening thank you for the knowledge you always bring to us. I appreciate your work and i know tomorrow in future am gonna be a better human being because of your content thank you so much...❤❤❤❤
What the topic missed is that customary marriage was not recognized under apartheid, meaning lobola didn't mean marriage but the process towards marriage! I think the democratic government has done a poor job, especially the Department of Justice for not holding workshops in different communities and even producing booklets to explain the recognition of customary marriage vis a vi lobola!! 🤔
Thank you for this conversation.......ei this thing of building a house together meanwhile there's no agreement has hit a lot of people.
Wow Nthabi this is an eye opener The art of communication "listen and absorb". Logic - Thank you very much.
King David i really can't wait for u to do this type of conversation about same sex marriage, a lot of people are misinformed about that issue .
Waiting in anticipation 😘😘😘🤗🤗🤗
Nthabiseng please write a book yoh , this was really interesting.
Such an important conversation🙏🏾
What a powerful session. Did not get bored one minute. Thank you for educating us. ❤❤❤
How I wish my daughter and my son in law had seen your chanel earlier maybe their marriage would have been saved.
Wow...I just learnt Sooo much from this
....thank you for saving me from thinking things...
Yeeeyi sisi I am also grateful
I am transformed 🙌. Thank u Mashabela, your guest is dealing with me manje.
She is so Amazing, I love her ❤❤❤
My Fridays are always dope. The content on this channel is on another level.
Part 2 of this episode better come quick.
Please Mdava
Eye opening 👀
Thank you buti David...This interview was so informative.
Went back Mr David we back ...even if it's a year ago...you did this show but made me think of marriage...
I respect you My good sir...I have learned alot..in this interview...or rather show...May God bless you
My fav person in this world. Tall one ; Ntabiseng Dubazana ...
I see you I see God .
I like this series with Nthabiseng. Looking forward to the next episode
wow didn't know that im already marriaged for a 1yr now lool. Thanks for this episode was really an eye opener. Waiting for Part 2
Nthabiseng is so intelligent
Late to the conversation but I'm here to agree with you.
Matured conversation here we need part 2.
we are blessing with such wealthy conversation
your voice King David ... i love this conversation
Good show, so educative . Just worried that our guest is using words such as "Mazula" Mavenda" n then she says "Basotho"
Yes she's correct... what must she say
Wow! so insightful, thank you for sharing such knowledge. I somehow feel that Mme Dubazana should also include marriage counselling. The insight she shares is so key especially to the "modern marriage"
Can we please have a follow-up/continuation.
Thanks King David🙏
Who’s this lady … 😊
I can listen to her the whole day .
Great conversation ❤ right here
Loved every single moment. ♥️
Wow this show was so informative, I can't wait for part 2
This very informative,gentlemen I suggest you read this when you have time. Dankie King David!!!!
I love you the guest, so sad how lost are we about culture, this is part of education need to be thought to school.
"Lisence to Kill" I loved that movie too. Justice excites me too
007😂
Beautifully done….. if you get an opportunity do invite a psychologist to speak on childhood trauma and how to manage it instead of expressing it
I have so much interest in Law. lol ohh I knew the Customary law pat from the HHP case.
I gained so much wisdom from this episode wow Thank u Mme
Nthabiseng wa rocka, I enjoyed the show.
Good podcast. So interesting already waiting for 2d continuation in the near future. What is learning curve!! Kudos to both of you. 👏👏👏👌👌
This was so important to listen. Thank you Kinh D and Ausi Nthabi. I think i will be calling your office very soon.
Thank you King, You're a LEGEND keep up the good work Ntate.
I thank the Almighty for giving you wisdom all the time, you know you bring the relevant people to this platform.
God Bless