Young Black African Project
What I say goes in real life not the internet.
“Anything African people haven’t achieved is not due to ability , it’s due to access”
@busiwe_bubu@casspernyovest was ahead of the time.
Unfortunately we make it difficult for Southaa to run business in Africa…
People rather invest in Ngamla’s companies rather than starting their own and just get their shares or dividends..
Crocs/HeyDude has same pair for that price.
U aluwani hashu, rogudiswa uri munna u imela tshitory tshawe, mbudziso ndi nthihi, is it worth it?
The idea of “standing up to an aggressor” does not always lead to a positive outcome; in many situations, it can result in further harm.
@TheeAlphaBro The purpose ya luambo lwashu is to make communication clear and accessible. Ndingazwo vhanzhi vhatshiri “Venda’s are so smart” lwuambo lwashu lorilwelwa ufhirisa nnzhi…
And that’s Fact… avhango bvafha naluthihi
We’ve seen this story play out again and again:
When people burn plastic or dump waste, the first reaction is usually anger. But let’s be real most of the time, they’re not doing it because they don’t care. They’re doing it because there’s literally nowhere else for it to go.
To the women of GreenZA and women everywhere — you don’t just recycle waste, you renew hope. 🌿💚
Your strength, dedication, and impact inspire change and shape a greener tomorrow.
Happy Women’s Day! 💐💪♻️
#HappyWomensDay#GreenZA#WomenOfImpact#SheLeadsChange
Mandela didn’t just fight for freedom, he championed a world where the next generation could thrive, including leading the charge for sustainability.
The youth of today are the leaders of tomorrow.
At GreenZA we’re inspired by Madiba’s commitment to empowering young people.
🌍💚 A Global Thank You to the Silent Pillars of Recycling: Our Elderly Women 💚🌍.
Thank you for washing and saving jars before “zero waste” was a movement.
Thank you for mending clothes before it was called “sustainable fashion.”.
Thank you for composting on daily.
To the elderly women who recycled before it was a trend thank you.
You reused, repaired, composted, and taught us that nothing should go to waste.
You are the quiet pioneers of sustainability.
The world sees you. We honor you. ♻️🌍
#ThankYouGrandmothers#RecyclingHeroes#GreenZA
They build the world — we can at least sort the trash.
This Workers’ Day, let’s show respect not just with words, but with action.
Recycle right. Live light. Honor every hand that keeps the world moving.
#WorkersDay#RecycleWithGreenZA#DoYourPart
@twatterbaas I understand your concern & land is a sensitive issue given our history. But instead of dividing by race, we should focus on how to include everyone in the economy. The goal isn’t to take from one group, but to build a fair future together.