Excited to share I’ve been accepted to start a PhD at Oxford Brookes University, researching the Saga Girls, cultural memory & the ways women’s stories are remembered & retold. Beginning this journey at 63 feels incredible. I’m excited, grateful & more than slightly daunted! .
If you're struggling waay too much in life, to get a job, get money
spirituality is the way
everytime I got a job, I'd get sick, if i had passed the interview & on the list I'd still won't go to work.
if i worked & wagers are sent to my account they'd disappear
I honestly don't understand people that are embarrassed by their backgrounds and parents. I mean it's not your fault you were born less previledged. Why do you have to lie about what you are not?
If you're struggling waay too much in life, to get a job, get money
spirituality is the way
everytime I got a job, I'd get sick, if i had passed the interview & on the list I'd still won't go to work.
if i worked & wagers are sent to my account they'd disappear
bro to bro: if you like skinnier girls, get yourself a skinny girl. if you like thicker girls, get yourself a thick girl. if you like fitness girls, get yourself a fit girl. you are entitled to your own preferences.
but what you are not going to do bro, is date a girl who is not your type and make her feel inferior to other girls.
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Imagine writing a PhD thesis so foundational that the title is literally just the name of the entire field of study.
Paul Dirac, 1926: "Quantum Mechanics."
AFRICA DAY 2026 HIGHLIGHTS | Business Breakfast
Last week, Unisa officially launched its 16th Africa Day celebrations in Cape Town with the high-level "NEPAD at 25 Years" Business Breakfast.
Hosted in partnership with the Thabo Mbeki Foundation, the engagement formed part of a week-long programme that brought together leaders from government, academia, business, youth, and civil society to reflect on Africa's development journey and future prospects.
Under the leadership of Vice-Chancellor and Principal, Prof Puleng @LenkaBula, Unisa once again demonstrated its commitment to advancing Pan-African scholarship, thought leadership, and meaningful dialogue on issues shaping the continent.
The event welcomed distinguished continental and national leaders, including representatives of the African Union, AUDA-NEPAD, the Pan-African Parliament, and the Deputy President of South Africa, underscoring the significance of the conversations hosted by the university.
As Unisa continues its journey of impact and transformation, the Africa Day programme reaffirmed the institution's role as a leading voice in promoting African unity, renewal, and sustainable development.
#AfricaDay2026 #Unisa150andBeyond #PanAfricanism #AfricanRenewal #MbekiLecture