Iโm sorry but we stood no chance ๐ญ You look at the calibre of people other countries appoint as ministers and then look at South Africa. Rwanda has a Sports Minister with a degree in Economics and a Masterโs in Economic Policy Management. Ours his background includes a criminal conviction with no qualifications. We even have a Minister of Defence with no military rank. The difference in the standards we accept for public office is staggering.
Are James Moroka, Elias Motsoaledi, Ruth Mompati, Lilian Ngoyi, Joe Modise, Thandi Modise, John Nkadimeng, Peter Mokaba, Mamphela Ramphele, Moses Kotane, Sol Plaatje, Onkgopotse Tiro, Frances Baard, ZK Matthews, Sefako Makgatho, Kgalema Motlanthe and so many more a joke to you?
This is who Tyla gets her inspo from Lebo Mathosa, a South African legend who was dressing like this in the 2000s! Stop trying to discredit Tyla just because YOU didnโt know about this style until You saw Ayra do it! Some of us have been familiar with it for years!
I really really wonder if itโs necessary to speak about your childโs complexion. In any context btw.
Like what makes it necessary to point out their complexion ๐
Donโt forget our sisters in Kempton Park! The news cycle may have ran its course but please donโt forget them, donโt stop talking about them. Remember them, please ๐๐๐๐
Matlhomola Moshoeu was a 16 year old black boy killed after being accused of stealing sunflowers worth R80, about five U.S. dollars.
Two white farmers, Pieter Doorewaard and Phillip Schutte, pushed him from a moving van, causing fatal neck injuries. He died on 20 April 2017. They claimed he jumped. The court rejected that. Both were convicted of murder, kidnapping, intimidation, theft and pointing a firearm.
The judge called their actions towards Moshoeu DISGRACEFUL and said his death had a DEVASTATING EFFECT on his family and polarised the Coligny community.
That is the story being erased when crosses representing fake "White Genocide" are planted in Washington.