@GhostOfTheWest_ this is not true, the reason why most don't have trees is because of the upkeep, its more expensive to call someone to cut grass and upkeep trees/flowers every 2 weeks from spring till early autumn (and a few times in winter) than having a paved yard.
@GermanyinSA@AmbPeschke@AmbPeschke we will miss you so much mhlobo wam 😭. Thank you for being a great example of what an ambassador should be, we wish you great things for your future and please continue leading with humility, passion, and pride. We will see you in Germany
I am asking Tshwane residents for five more years.
✅Five more years to create more jobs and opportunity.
✅Five more years to deepen investment and grow our economy.
✅Five more years to rebuild infrastructure and improve service delivery.
✅Five more years to strengthen safety, restore order and uphold the rule of law.
✅Five more years to build a government residents can trust again.
#2026LocalGovernmentElections
#LetsRestoreTshwane
@Action4SA
not just that the way both those languages greet when they see people literally means they are 2 different languages, this also applies to a lot of other South African languages, Tshwana does not greet the same as Sotho or Pedi. AAVL greets in the same manner as English.
@mbathambali493 to illustrate @mbathathambali493 used 3 languages, those languages cannot be derived from each other which means they are not a dialect of each other proving the point of what the original poster Kevonstage was saying about how South Africans use language. Maybe uzoqonda manje