@vahphor Kushaywa edonsayo/the leading ox gets whipped the most. It is often applied in situations where the hardest worker is unfairly targeted or faces the most pressure or those who take initiative are often the first to face consequences, regardless of whether they are truly at fault.
"Hi everyone I am looking for my mother who is with my son Mayine. They left from KwaMagxaki at about 6pm they may have been heading to New Brighton. They were traveling in a red Mazda CX5 number plate is HSS 123 EC. Please call 0812716343 or 0836131206" Ozza Olwethu
@elonmusk@Starlink You are a very racist liar my friend. Why are people not posting pictures and videos of the bad things that are happening in South Africa?
@IterIntellectus@elonmusk@Starlink You are a very racist liar my friend. If what you are saying is true why you don't post pictures and videos of what you are talking about since you are in South Africa? Why are people not posting pictures and videos of the bad things that are happening?
SA can reduce inequality through land reform, jobs, education, tax reform, and infrastructure.
Short-term relief (grants, public works) is achievable.
Long-term equality needs decades and political will.
A Gini of 0.45 by 2050 is realistic.
Global Comparisons & Lessons
Malaysia (1970-2000): Education & industrialization reduced inequality (Gini 0.51 → 0.41)
Brazil (2000s): Bolsa Família & land reform helped,but corruption slowed progress
Nordics: High taxes & universal services work,but SA lacks tax base and trust