#16DaysofActivism | A major South African study by @HSRCza has shown a clear link between #GBV and a crisis in #mensmentalhealth. Raising boys with positive, healthy masculinity will bot only protect women from abuse, but save SA from violent crime, fatherlessness and corruption.
Since its inception in 2010, FAN has asserted that “if we heal men, we will heal society.” Nearly 15 years later a major study has linked SA's high rates of GBV to a men's mental health crisis, affirming our stance. #16Days#GBV#MensMentalHealth
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Western Cape Speaker Hon Daylin Mitchell hosted #MenSector leadership planning meeting for the upcoming annual Western Cape #MensParliament earmarked for Nov 2024 prior the biennial 4th term national sitting to strengthen accountability mechanisms advancing positive masculinity.
3 EFF former Councilors 2 former Chairpersons 1 current Chairperson in Blouberg Polokwane PeterMokaba Region 140 new members. More than 100 in Ephraim Mogale Sekhukhuneone weekend.🖤💚💛
3 EFF former Councilors 2 former Chairpersons 1 current Chairperson in Blouberg Polokwane PeterMokaba Region 140 new members. More than 100 in Ephraim Mogale Sekhukhuneone weekend.🖤💚💛
Panyaza Lesufi head to head with Solly.Msimanga in a Power to Truth ele tion debate. TONIGHT at 8p. Only on channel 403. Please Send your questions directed to each. Who would you vote for and why?
Panyaza Lesufi head to head with Solly.Msimanga in a Power to Truth ele tion debate. TONIGHT at 8p. Only on channel 403. Please Send your questions directed to each. Who would you vote for and why?
Jossey Buthane, former Limpopo Provincial leader of the EFF rejoined the ANC, together with 190 former EFF members. The announcement and official welcome were made today by ANC Provincial Secretary Comrade Reuben Madadzhe during the Solomon Mahlangu Memorial Lecture in Polokwane.
Today, President Ramaphosa joined the Annual Easter Pilgrimage at the St. Engenas ZCC in Moria. The President was accompanied by several NEC members and PEC Officials where he joined His Grace, Bishop Dr Engenas Lekganyane, and thousands of congregants in fellowship.
#ANCInChurch
South African men DO cry.
It’s been a week since the launch of #ChasingtheSun2 and South African Crying Man Awareness Day. It’s officially time for South African men to man up and be vulnerable.
#SACMAD#positivemasculinity#fatheranation
#IVoteANC
ANCYL encourages all young people of South Africa to join us in casting their votes for the ANC on May 29, 2024.
Let's make our voices heard together!
#VoteANC
My name is Toko Masemola. A graduate. Benefited from the education and housing policies of this Government. President Cyril Ramaphosa I am one of the many children of democracy. We are Tintswalo because of the ANC. A testimony of the gains achieved in the 30 years of democracy. #SONA2024 #SONA24
My name is Toko Masemola. A graduate. Benefited from the education and housing policies of this Government. President Cyril Ramaphosa I am one of the many children of democracy. We are Tintswalo because of the ANC. A testimony of the gains achieved in the 30 years of democracy. #SONA2024 #SONA24
@MbalulaFikile I was born in 1990 and I benefitted immensely from the ANC gov. Today, I have a career, a home for my kids, built a home for my parents and supporting my siblings. Thank you Khongolose 🙏🏽
“We have come a long way in the last five years. We have built on the achievements of the last three decades and we have taken decisive measures to address the immediate challenges facing South Africans.
We have restored the independence and capability of our law enforcement agencies to tackle corruption and crime.
We have worked to advance the rights of persons with disability. We took great pride in making South African Sign Language the 12th official language of our country.
We have safeguarded and promoted the basic rights in our constitution, such as freedom of speech, association and belief. We have defended media freedom and the independence of the judiciary.
We have protected and advanced the rights of members of the LGBTQI community, and continue to combat all forms of prejudice and intolerance.
We have made significant progress on measures to grow the economy, create jobs and reduce poverty.
While we have set in motion the process of renewal and reform, there is more work to be done to see these reforms through to the end.
We will see through the work underway with our partners to end load-shedding and revive the performance of our ports and rail network.
We will continue to strengthen our law enforcement institutions, tackle gender-based violence and fight corruption to make South Africa a safe place for all.
We will continue to strengthen local government, professionalise the public service and ensure that public officials are held accountable for their actions.
We will continue to position our economy to grow and compete in a fast-changing world, to support small businesses, to give young people economic opportunities and to provide social protection to the vulnerable.
We will continue the work to improve the country’s fiscal position and hold firm to a sound macroeconomic trajectory.
We will use the opportunities provided by the African Continental Free Trade Area to increase our trade and expand our industries.
We will continue to build an inclusive economy, focusing on the empowerment of black and women South Africans, advancing workers’ rights, intensifying land reform and pursuing a just energy transition that leaves no-one behind.” - President Cyril Ramaphosa
#SONA2024