“Moral cowardice that keeps us from speaking our minds is as dangerous to this country as irresponsible talk. The right way is not always the popular and easy way. Standing for right when it is unpopular is a true test of moral character.” - Margaret Chase Smith
You don’t have to be everyone’s butterfly.
Be the bee, build, create, contribute and focus on your purpose.
When necessary, challenge the status quo, ask uncomfortable questions and defend what is right.
Impact matters more than approval.
#Leadership#Purpose#Courage
@UnplayableZA I will only be happy once he has signed the contract. Coach Da Cruz requested services of 4 attacking players, what is the management doing currently to ensure that Da Cruz is given all the resources he needs to succeed?
The affidavit from a Tshwane staffer confirming the meeting between then Mayor Solly Msimanga, Tony Leon and Chief of Staff Marietha Aucamp which resulted in a directive to the staffer to facilitate work for Resolve Communications in Tshwane.
@KaizerChiefs@InnocentKhabz@KaizerChiefs
Fans have every right to be frustrated. The board needs to buy better players to help coach Da Cruz win titles. The way the club operates, it feels like football success isn't even a priority. Wake up !!!
@KaizerChiefs I feel sorry for da Cruz. A poor coach will be expected to deliver miracles while working with the likes of Solomons, Bvuma, Mmodi and akabizwa? You are not serious
Make it make sense to me. Nyiko got the boot for visiting Bushir, a fugitive, but it’s okay for JZ to visit Ajay, another fugitive from justice. MKP said something about why it was wrong when Nyiko did it, but I have no doubt they will sing a different tune now. HYPOCRITES
"My forebearers extended a hand of friendship to people of Europe when they came to that continent. What has happened to the extension of that hand, only history can say." - Inkosi Albert Luthuli upon receiving his Nobel Peace Prize, 1961
Mbuyisa Makhubo disappeared in 1979. He rose to prominence after he was seen carrying Hector Pieterson in a photograph taken by Sam Nzima after Pieterson was shot during the Soweto uprising of June 16, 1976. After the photograph was released, Makhubo was harassed by the security services & was forced to flee South Africa. His mother last heard from him when he was in Nigeria & never heard from him again.
First time I hear a repatriated Ghanaian stating it like it is in South Africa🇿🇦, the truth about illegal foreigners doing weird and very bad things in SA.
Sir I respect you, remember that❤️