Wtf magazine issue 2

What’s new?

What’s fresh?

Who’s rocking?

Positive updates on the W.T.F Magazine growth We would like to wish all the women a happy women’s month without you we wouldn’t have had young inspirational minds to feature on the magazine The features for this issue:          

Ultimate hottie Who’s hot?

Poetic word Dramatic stories News Flash WTF Moments We’re The Future show Self exam The model that cooks Statement Piece

Krush is currently in grade 12 but she is a singer and is part of a music band called Soild–The Band If you would like to be the ultimate hottie of the W.T.F Magazine please email us your picture at blackbenonikid@gmail.com

They say dynamite comes in small packages but they never elaborated on how the dynamite will amazed you with its beauty, excite you with its talent and shock you with its incredible ambitious mind set.

Sensational is the only word that can describe our cover girl

Ntando the hot new hip and happening dynamite taking over the entertainment industry.

Who’s hot?

ETV’s young flamboyant 18 year old Craze World Live presenter Ntando is the hot that’s for sure. Her journey to grace our television sets began 2008 and rejection from the countless auditions improved her presenting skills as she used every audition as a stepping stone to be better presenter. This year all of Ntando’s persistence finally paid off as she became the new presenter of Craze World Live that plays on ETV but for Ntando this is only the beginning because she knows that in life you should always strive to achieve greater heights and never get comfortable.

Ntando’s role model is herself because she always reviews the improvement and achievements that she has accomplished in her life which encourage her to do more.

By reviewing yourself she realized the challenges that she has faced and conquered leading her to being very amazing persons.

Her best moment in her life is every time she is presenting on TV and to describes herself as in one would she told us that she is ‘’entertainment’’.

A wise man once said that statement and Ntando lives it as she has started her own youth campaign. Her youth campaign was influenced by the youth that are in a misguided path and Ntando wanted to bring forth a solution that would assist the youth in following a positive path. Her campaign ‘’Inspire a teen South Africa’’ was formed and this year they will be assisting a few girls to have their dream matric dance dress. A will known South African designer Ephraim has show great interest in making this possible as he is will to design the dresses for the girls. It is evident that the goal of the youth campaign which is to change lives and bring positivity is achieved.

Ntando’s mission is to be a successful business woman with a lot of businesses because there are more business fields she would like to access. The only thing that drives her is success and success to her is with people who strive to make their dreams a reality.

To live your dream comes at a price of hard work and we acknowledge the hard work Ntando has done. The We’re The Future Magazine team say: Beware of Ntando – she is the future

Who really understands the complications of mathematics?

Too lazy to comprehend the difficulties in division I just know that the divide exists between our colours and its not adding up.

The common denominator is we're human; though religion creates subtraction of acceptance and deception carries the torch.

When we act upon our terrorist activities just because we don't want to understand those who are different.

One plus one, carry the two, and multiply by a billion we all have the same issues, passing through this lifetime trying to get an E for effort. Einstein said E equals MC squared, the formula for energy and matter.

Yet we put energy in issues that don't matter. Multiplication is discrimination, numbers high.A world epidemic taking over the minds of our children As they watch and learn from this hard world that we live in. Guess if we want to solve this problem, We have to do the math.

P.D.M

by Mizz Phly How do you make love to a Woman? Romantically & Patiently.

Take the time to make love to her mind. Fulfill all her midnight wishes. Cover her entire body with soft kisses. Tell her, so that she will know, there's no place on her body your tongue wouldn't go. And when you make love to a Real Woman, you love her real slow.

How do you make love to a Woman? Passionately & Sincerely.

Let her sweetness become your weakness. Do not use just your sexual organs, but include your ear.

Listen to the sweet sounds of her moans and see what you hear. Feel the warmth and care of her loving embrace. Place your mouth on hers and savour the taste.

How do you make love to a Woman? Sensually & Honestly.

Say what you mean and mean what you say. Tell her you love her, more and more with each passing day. Let all of her fantasies that dance in her head become her moonlight reality. When its time to go to bed, mutual satisfaction is a lover's plan. Love her cause you are inlove with her. Love your Woman mind, body and soul.

How do you make love to a Woman? There's one true way to start.

To make love to a Woman just give her all of your heart.

P.D.M

Matters Of the heart written by Kiara Molefe The music played softly in Luyanda’s new apartment. She placed her 10year – old pot plant near the kitchen sink after drenching it with a few cups, carefully fronting it towards the sun’s rays. She loved it – it was the only thing that kept her sane whenever she was feeling blue.

She looked around and smiled, admiring her dream of having her own place finally coming true. She was beyond grateful and tears of joy marched down her chubby cheeks as she inhaled her beautiful reality.

She was busy unpacking her crockery boxes when the door flew open and Lebu – her best friend of ages made her way in. “Hey! Doors were made for knocking silly!” exclaimed Luyanda, teasing her friend as she ran into her arms and squeezed like never before.“Honey you’re glowing and BIGGGGG!!!” Lebu said, taking her friend’s hands into hers. In a chortle, Luyanda said: “I’m not entertaining that.”

These two have been friends since they were kids. They even went to the same high school but Lebu studied commerce while Luyanda took the science route. They were like sisters now, who spoke about anything, laughed about everything and even cried together. Lebu was currently a 4th year accounting student at the University of Johannesburg and Luyanda was a junior educator at a multi- racial school. They never forgot how blessed they were and whenever they spoke on the phone, they would giggle about the past and remind each other about their struggles. It felt great, to realize how far they’ve come and how strong they were still going. It was a mutual feeling, a language they both spoke very well.

After pouring a glass of juice for her bestie and water for herself, they settled next to each other on a couch that was still wrapped in those furniture shops’ plastics. “Lu, you do realize that in 2 months’ time, this baby will be born right?” Lebu asked, taking a sip of her drink and reaching for a muffin in one of the shopping bags.

Luyanda was 7 months pregnant now and although this baby was conceived under unforeseen circumstances, she has learned to love and embrace the journey that was awaiting her as a mother. “Yes and I wish this little bun of mine can come out of my oven already!” Luyanda answered, caressing her tummy. “Have you thought about telling Veli that he’ll be a father soon? I know he’s a butt hole and all but … don’t you think it’s only fair to tell him that you’ve both created something this beautiful? ” Luyanda’s eyes began to twinkle in tears and the minute she sighed – they came down running. “Veli will never be a part of this child’s life. He’s been absent long enough for me to know we’re better off without him. I’ve lost so much sleep waiting and yearning for his presence but he never came, so I’m done. I’m through hoping and crying for him to come back and that’s that.” Lebu held her hand and said “I’m sorry. I didn’t mean to upset you. I just worry, you know. I mean I’m not always around and I just wish therecould be someone to rub your feet and make sure you have an extra pillow to support your back.”

Veli was Luyanda’s high school sweetheart, they were great together but he was always a ladies’ man. Luyanda forgave him so many times she even lost count and although they’ve shared extraordinary moments together – they just weren’t enough to sustain their relationship. When Luyanda had finally gathered the strength to walk away, weeks later she found out she was expecting his child. That was the worst week in her entire life. She still recalls how she hated the idea of carrying that baby and how recycled she felt. She still remembers how her heart would descend into this raw world whenever she would run into Veli walking hand in hand with a pretty girl and how he would just pass her like she was invisible.

She didn’t forget any of that – she couldn’t forget any of it because the baby she was carrying was an endless reminder of the man she despised.

“I’ll be fine. It’s been 7 months now. We’re almost there.” Luyanda assured her friend.

Will Veli ever find out about the baby? If he does, will he ever come around and perhaps change his wrongful ways?

Find out in the next issue!

 The great positive news is that after releasing our first hard cover magazine issue this past June July we were contacted by Emalahleni Fm for an interview. The interview was based on Mosa Shadung the founder of the W.T.F Magazine and informing the Emalahleni fm listeners about the new magazine.

Receiving an opportunity to be on radio and promote the magazine has assisted us in gaining more attention from a new market that wasn’t aware about our magazine.  Our first magazine hard copy issue was high in demand as we received great support in it. The special price of R 10.00 only applied on the first issue only and price of the magazine will now be R 30.00  If you are interested in advertising space on the magazine for more information please contact us at 073 079 1483 and let’s shape the future of our country!

If you would like to find out more information about our awesome guests and see how they interact on interviews please ensure you visit our website to see the videos of the We’re The Future Show.

Our website is: http://www.wtfmagazine.wozaonline.co.za

Female roles are important because they’re inspiring to so many people and for many reasons.

These are some of the modern women who are teaching us that there are no boundaries and that the reach of the modern woman is truly limitless.

She’s a well known and respected icon, who started her career at a young age and is now the evolving media mogul.

She’s not only just a hardworking actress who walked away with the ‘’Best Actress Award’’ at the 2010 South African film and TV awards but she has a BA degree in Theatre and Performance from UCT.

She’s multilingual, speaks English, South Sotho, Tswana, Zulu and Xhosa fluently. Has performed in many theatre productions during her schooling days and has obtained a dregree in Drama from Wits.

She’s a television personality, beauty pageant title holder, business woman and philanthropist.

She was crowned Miss Soweto and Miss Black South Africa at the age of 16. She was crowned Miss South Africa in 1994 and in the same year became the 1st runner-up in Miss World

She has the ambition to save the world, stop the wars, xenophobia and HIV and AIDS.She is also an actress and singer – currently working on her album. She has worked alongside Whoopi Goldberg and was commissioned as an assistant choreographer to Michael Peters- the man responsible for the late great Michael Jackson’s dance routines

To make a Eggs Benedict as seen on the picture below.

Follow the following steps: Step one: Cut the top part of your muffin Step two: Place your bacon or peony on top of the muffin Step three: Boil your water mixed with vinegar and when the boiling point is reached break your eggs in the boiling water for 3/5 minuets Step four: Take the boiled egg and place it on top of the bacon which is on top of the muffin Step five: Place Hollandaise sauce on top of the hot egg

Releasing our first ever hardcopy issue was a bold step and the beginning of bigger challenges. : Nothing great in life comes easy but all that makes a great journey to success is being able to conquer all the challenges you face and the fears that constantly visit. All challenges can be defeated and fear is one object that comes like a season you can’t avoid it but you need to get through it.

We’re The Future!