Every human being has equal value. Every single one.
At the United Nations General Assembly, I challenged a world that still decides whose lives deserve protection and whose suffering can be ignored.
No race is superior. No people are disposable. Until we honour that truth, "everywhere is war" remains a warning we have failed to heed.
What the world needs now is love, with the courage to confront injustice and defend our shared humanity.
Love and a little kindness. For everyone.
Bringing this post back.
Let's protect good Black women and motivate more young Black girls to emulate them.
Protect women like Nandi Madida, Gail Mabalane, Selemina Mosese, Simmy, Nomzamo Mbatha, Zonke, etc.
I 🖤 Good Black Women
I agree with Bhungane 2000% on this. The only reason I have not raised these arguments is because I have not yet figured out what legal instruments we have at our disposal to refuse the granting of a licence beyond the conditions imposed by the ECA and the ICASA Act. Sheer ignorance on my part I accept. Back to the grind it is 🇿🇦🇿��🇿🇦🇿🇦
A complete overhaul of the SA constitution? Adv Muzi Sikhakhane reads his idea of what the preamble to this constitution could be. Ayeye!🔥
Watch: https://t.co/QOgOO1psaH
President Trump does not respect African Nations, & the sovereignty of her nations.
He talks down on us, like we are nothing.
When in fact, the western nations cannot survive without Africa.
If he doesn't want to come to SA for the G20 summit, so be it.
Africa is richest continent in the world.
If only our leaders will put on their thinking caps, & use our resources effectively and efficiently.
We must fight against mental slavery.
And tell ourselves that, we are the cradle of civilization.
President Trump is the President of the US.
Not the President of the world.
No one gave him that position.
Not even God.
African leaders must comes together, & work with the western and other Nations that want to work with us, with mutual respect and cooperation.
South Africa and Nigeria are one of the biggest economies in Africa.
Together, we can can work with other countries in Africa, and form a united front.
We must stop allowing religion, tribe, race to divide us. And we must shun greed, and embrace our diversity.
Nigeria, South Africa and other Nations have never been enemies to the United States.
President Trump should acknowledge that.
God saved his life many times, and he has suffered a lot to be president for the second time.
He should not forget that.
This constant bullying, & denigration of countries he perceives as "weak", because he feels that he has the military might, is not healthy.
America has always been the land of the free and the home of the brave.
He was fairly and credibly elected as the President. A election that everyone admired, & would wish to be replicated in African countries, too.
Nigeria and Africa need the US and other nations, just as much as they need us.
These insults are as a result of failed leadership in Africa, over the years.
It doesn't matter anymore, if any African leader was elected through questionable elections, once you become a leader, see it as an opportunity to right the wrongs.
Cut off all sycophants that want to use you, to steal our common patrimony, and use our resources judiciously.
Let's stop giving these western nations the undeserving rights to talk down on us like we are nobody.
The insults and humiliation have gone too far.
But in a way, I don't blame them in its entirety.
Some of our citizens have allowed our leaders to weaponize poverty, tribal and religious bigotry against us.
Nigeria and Africans, have the brightest of minds, and we have contributed immensely, to the development of the US, in different areas of their lives & economy.
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Message from the Author of the book Odyssey of Liberation, Dr Muzi Sikhakhane SC.
Event details:
Date: 25 July 2025 (Tomorrow)
Venue: Playhouse Theatre(Durban)
Time: 17:00
Speaker: Muzi Sikhakhane SC
Guest Speaker: Dr Rev Allan Boesak
Musical: @philadlozi_za
Yesterday, I read a story about Ghana’s first president, Dr. Kwame Nkrumah, and how he was overthrown.
When it happened, people in the streets of Accra were celebrating.
But Nkrumah, watching from the side, didn’t understand.
He asked, “Why are they so happy? Shouldn’t they be sad?”
Dr Pedro Mzileni’ Statement Concerning Recent Media Reports About The Alleged Comments I’ve Made In Guest Lecture at University of the Free State (UFS) - Saturday, 23 September 2023
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