As many inexplicably seem to be throwing President @ZelenskyyUa to the wolves, I stand with him. He’s been an astoundingly courageous and inspiring leader in horrendous circumstances, and deserves so much better than the way he is currently being treated/smeared.
#FellowSouthAfricans: Please go and vote and when you do so, for all our sakes, do not vote for backsliding on:
1. Accelerated Land Redistribution for race & gender equitable asset distribution;
2. Balanced regulation of immigration
3. Economic inclusion in all areas of the economy and minimum wages
4.The SRD Grant, don’t let it be taken away, have it improved plus work & business support. It’s not either or.
5. Human Dignity and parity of esteem
6. NSFAS Funding - don’t let it be reduced ;
7. Positive measures to redress colonial and apartheid dispossession & gender disparities
8. Universal access to health services
9. Constitutional supremacy and related good governance, no corruption, including state capture
10. National unity and social cohesion
Please vote to expand and not to roll back the freedom obtained through sacrifices🇿🇦
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STOP what you're doing. Right now. You need to watch this.
Wow. I ... am speechless & ran out of tears.
Also retweet so Musa Motha becomes a household name in SA and not just a star on a UK show.
This is the inspiration you needed for this week:
https://t.co/ZS4S2LLlXi
Numbers don’t lie, when one pays close attention, it’s evident that this is not a premier league team.
Bayavuma ukuba mubi.
The number of students sitting for STEM subjects is low, the number of real passes @ 50% pass mark is low. The number of high quality passes is low.
“Best career advice that I can give: Don't ever attach yourself to a person, a place, a company, an organization or a project. Attach yourself to a mission, a calling, a purpose ONLY. That's how you keep your power & your peace...” ~ by @missewill 🙌
The generosity of this piece has left me in tears. To be praised is one thing. To be praised by the brilliant Professor @feminist_rogue makes it impossible to ever do talk radio again after such a description of one's work. Thank you, kind Prof Gqola. https://t.co/QdM49sm1f2
Brian shares the fascinating history of the @SEACOM cable, challenges maintaining those marine deployed “glass hairs” that connect us to the global internet backbone & how it all changed our country (& Africa’s eastern seaboard) 🙌 https://t.co/2iB1tKgw0S
If you listen to nothing else from my show this week, make it this podcast featuring the life story of Professor @geophysicistwit This profile interview is the most inspirational one of my career. Hands down. Thanks SO MUCH Prof Musa Manzi. @Radio702 --> https://t.co/AXQ1j89EZT