@atensnut When are you guys leaving U.S.A and go back to your origins? ? Let the native Americans live peacefully in their nation. You are all foreigners to the natives.
@dawitawramba As an Eritrean, I enjoy reading pfdj trolls trying to deny it.... we know that nakfa press or as the matter of fact you Biniam tareke and company are controlled by monkey. If monkey says jump your reply is not why but how high.
brothers who became your breath. Today, now that you can breathe, do not bite the hands that fed you. Honor your history, remember the favors done for you, and be a source of pride for the continent, not a source of fear."
People of south Africa!!
1. "Do not forget that your freedom is a collective African achievement"
South Africa did not break free from the shackles of apartheid by its own hands alone.
Note: Countries like Ethiopia, Tanzania, Zambia, and other African nations
the continent will once again become vulnerable to colonization and foreign intervention. South Africa’s role should be to unite Africa, not to scatter it.
Conclusion: A Grand Truth for South Africa
"O South Africa; yesterday, when you were being suffocated, it was your African
killing" Africa means destroying one’s own commercial and diplomatic foundation.
4. "Do not kill the spirit of Pan-Africanism"
South Africa is a founder and key member of the African Union (AU).
Note: If the motto "Africa for Africans" loses its meaning on South African soil,
current economic dominance is Africa.
Explanation: While South African companies (such as MTN, Shoprite, and Standard Bank) are spread across Africa reaping profits, it is completely unbalanced for South Africa to close its doors to other Africans. It must be emphasized that "
heir citizens pushed aside on South African streets today leaves a lasting scar on history. You fought apartheid for "equality," not so that "Black people would attack Black people."
3. "Your economy belongs to the continent, not to an island"
The foundation of South Africa’s
the safety of their own people to provide sanctuary and training to South African freedom fighters, while serving as their voice on the global stage. Nelson Mandela received his first military training in Ethiopia and traveled the world using an Ethiopian passport—a testament to
@ThinkAnalyz@martinplaut WRONG!!! HE DIED AS A HERO. HE DIDN'T LEAVE HIS PEOPLE, BUT STOOD WITH THEM UNTIL HIS LAST BREATH!!! HE COULD LEAVE THE COUNTRY IF HE WANTED!!!