Ziza Bafana has weighed in on Susan Makula’s recent remarks about women not crying over men who are still renting, questioning the emphasis placed on owning property when life itself is temporary.The artist argues that women should not put too much pressure on men to build houses, noting that everyone has limited time on earth and may not necessarily need to make building a priority.Responding to the sentiment, Ziza Bafana questioned whether owning houses ultimately matters when people eventually leave everything they accumulated behind.“How many people have lost their lives and left all their houses behind?” he questioned, emphasizing that there is nothing material that people come into this world with.Ziza Bafana plans new musicians federation amid SACCO fund dispute“We are all tenants in this world,” he said.The singer further explained that life should not simply be measured by the size of the house someone lives in, but by understanding the dynamics of life and making the most of the time one has.The post Ziza Bafana questions importance of home ownership in response to Susan Makula appeared first on MBU.