Tanzanian teacher Mr Wakati Joseph went viral for wiping his pupils’ shoes and boosting their confidence. Beyond the viral video, he helps children with special needs discover their talents through music and crafts.
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Roadside littering continues to be a menace. Hwange Local Board is appealing to motorists to desist from throwing litter out of moving vehicles. Let’s keep our roads and environment clean-dispose of waste responsibly. #KeepHwangeClean@EMAeep@MoLGPWZim@GreenShango
Council has repossessed several undeveloped stands in Don Bosco, Empumalanga Medium-Low, and the Gajiz area. The exercise expected to expand across its jurisdiction, targets properties that have remained undeveloped for years and those with long-outstanding unpaid obligations.
The President signing #CAB3 is NOT the end of the road! Here's why the President can't just take away our rights. The Constitution says it MUST go to a referendum. Please share this video and together let's demand that they #LetThePeopleDecide!
Mayibongwe Ndlovu 18 yrs from Lupane Jotsholo is appealing for $70 + [$40 Transport] to do a short Agric course at Esigodini for 3 Months. He live with grand parents. He didn't do well at O Level last year.
His # +263783460946.
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Good day, Hopewell.
My name is Caroline and I'm writing to appeal to you for help. My friend ,Sharon Nyika had kidney failure in 2024 and it's been very difficult for the family ever since. They have a donor , her mother . Now the issue is the money to cater for the bills for the surgery and upkeep in India where the transplant is to be done . There is a GoFund already and I'm appealing to you to help us get the word out there. I know you have a huge following and also as an influential person many people might be inclined to help if they see it on your page. Thank you so much sir.
Here is the link to the GoFund.
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Years ago, I traveled from Takoradi to Accra and spent the night outside the Chinese Embassy just to be among the first in line for a visa application.
I remember the exhaustion, the uncertainty, and the hope that all the sacrifice would be worth it. At the time, I was just another person chasing an opportunity, standing in a queue before sunrise, believing that persistence could open doors.
Today, I received an email saying the new Chinese Ambassador wants to meet me.
My first reaction was simple: “Why me?”
Life has a remarkable way of bringing moments full circle. The same place where I once waited outside, wondering whether I would even be noticed, is now inviting me inside.
This moment is bigger than me. It’s a reminder that no sincere effort is ever wasted, no journey is too small, and no dream is insignificant. Sometimes the places where we struggle the most become the places where we later discover how far we’ve come.
To everyone working quietly toward their goals: keep going. The long nights, the sacrifices, and the waiting may one day become part of a story you never imagined telling.
Arsenal players based in London paid a visit to Xavi Simons, showing respect and support despite being city rivals. ⚽️
Even with the intensity of competition on the pitch, moments like this prove that humanity comes first off the pitch. It’s a powerful reminder that football is more than just rivalry—it’s about unity, respect, and standing by each other in difficult times.
This is the true definition of humility coming first. 💙*****
#Respect #FootballUnity #Arsenal #XaviSimons #LondonRivals #StayStrong #FootballFamily #sportsmanship
Sadio Mané:
“When it was my turn for the trial, there was an older man looking at me like I didn’t belong there. He asked, ‘Are you here for the trial?’ and I said yes.
‘With those shoes? Look at them. How do you expect to play in those?’ he said.
They really were old and worn out. Then he added, ‘And those shorts? Don’t you have proper football shorts?’
I told him I had come with the best equipment I had and that all I wanted was the chance to play and show what I could do.
When I stepped onto the pitch, you should have seen the surprise on his face. He came over to me afterwards and said, ‘I’ll sign you straight away. You’ll play for my team.’
I went hungry, went through difficult times, played football barefoot and didn’t go to school. I don’t really know what fun is. I’ve never gone to parties because I know that if I don’t give everything, I won’t perform well on the pitch and I won’t reach my goals.
Today, with what I earn, I can help others. I’ve built schools and a stadium. We’ve provided clothes, shoes and food for people living in extreme poverty.
Why would I want ten Ferraris, twenty diamond watches and two aeroplanes? What good do those things do for the world?”
Sadio Mané: "I remember the first day I arrived in France for trials and to sign with Metz. The next day, I called my mother and said:
"Hi mom, I’m in France."
She said: "What, what France?" She couldn’t believe it.
I replied: "France, in Europe."
She responded: "What do you mean Europe? You live in Senegal, you should be with your uncle."
I said: "Yes, but now I’m in Europe." She was so surprised, so shocked, that she called me every day to ask if it was real.
She didn’t believe me until one day I told her to turn on the TV and watch me play. Finally, she understood that my dream had come true."
Mangosuthu University of Technology graduate Nosipho Ngidi broke down in tears while receiving her qualification.
Known for selling sweets and chips on campus to support herself, she even carried the chips with her onto the stage.🔥🤌🤎