1. Big classes
2. School readiness
3. Screen time (phones/TV) has ruined concentration for the little ones
4. Children have undiagnosed/unassessed learning difficulties
5. Parents not doing their part in assisting learners at home.
Rwanda is like a broke boy chasing the baddest girl in town, spending his last coin to impress her while rent goes unpaid, meals get skipped, and his own problems pile up, all while constantly seeking validation and trying to prove to his peers that he’s doing better than them.
SAD😢😢
A street-dweller known as ‘iphara’ shares his daily experiences, claiming that foreign nationals beat them up, sell them draags, & give them poisoned food. 🥺
He claims that 23 of his peers have d¡ed as a result. A disturbing account of life on the streets.💔
One thing about SAn protestors they won’t cover their faces. I’ve never seen anything like it anywhere else. That’s how little they have to lose, and that’s not me trying to insult them it’s just incredibly sad to have nothing to lose.
Beloveds please don’t take picture during the performance in a theatre play. The actors get distracted & can actually see them which yanks them out of the world. Thank you for supporting theatre but let’s remember etiquette please
People may not know this but you can get municipalities dissolved even if it isn’t an election year. You could pressure your provincial executive to do so. There is precedent. The only one I’ve been involved with was in Mtubatuba in 2015 but it was done successfully and when it had elections again that was the first time the party o represented at the time got its first councillor there.
Just know that if whoever wins on 4 November doesn’t start fixing things, organise and take them out before 2031 or nizokhala.
Ekurhuleni fixed our street lights, 2 days later, the cable got stolen again. Asiyi ndawo as a country... people have no respect for shared infrastructure.