Mental health continues to be a real issue in today’s world. Many take their own lives whilst others suffer in silence.
The global statistics seem to suggest that men are affected more than women because of their inability to share their emotions and lay plain everything they face in their daily lives.
Tweeter user Takudzwa wrote on his timeline last night :
“This user is tired, Maybe lemme try someplace new, goodbye mother Earth.”
Moments later it has been confirmed that he took his own life as messages of condolences flood in. This is a lesson to always prioritize checking up on others as they might be facing a lot of demons and they are not in a position to share it.
Below are some of the comments:
Joseph Shamba:
Haaa usazodaro Takue wakabirira bigtime all the effort yatakaisa kuti urarame ukati boiz maya Sarai rest easy my guy
Tache:
This was his last call for help and nobody really responded , but now plenty are saying RIP. SMH
Herr Doktor Professor:
Mental health issues are real, folks. Men are having it the worst as they are expected to man-up when the chips are down. When pressed between a rock & a hard place, reach out and keep holding on. This is not a good way to depart; but hey, rest easy yung blud #MentalHealthMatters
TJ Muchirahondo:
When i heard the news this morning i was shocked, i didnt know he had posted this before the suicide. Maybe
just maybe if sum1 had reached out to him.
GershomFurn:
I understand you wangu, many users taneta. No one gets out alive after all
driz:
So just like that he’s gone? This life doesn’t make sense people be fighting demons out there if someone reaches out they think they seeking attention or something 💔
Zeus:
You know we never really take tweets seriously because most of us dnt know each other personally. If one feels like this the best advice to those remaining is to find even a stranger in the streets to just have a convo.its never easy i know but this aint it.. RIP Champ
Source: ZiMetro News
In other news – Mabala Noise ends
Mabala Noise record label has shut down after years of operations and managing different artists in South Africa. According to ZiMoja, the company has lost its last artist, Durban singer Mnqobi Yazo who has gone independent. He was the last artist standing,” an insider tells the publication. The label once signed music stars like Khanyi Mbau, Nasty C, Letoya Makhene, Gigi Lamayne, Maraza, Zakwe and a few others.
“Mabala Noise was originally formed in 2015 by DJ Bongz and called Mabalabala until the Durban jock joined forces with former ANC Youth League treasurer general Mzwakhe Reginald Nkabinde, and it was renamed Mabala Noise. At the height of its success, the company signed the country’s top artists. In 2020, the CEO of the once star-studded record label said “Mabala Noise didn’t die but just went through a rough patch,” ZiMoja wrote.Learn More
