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AS FAR (40' Hrimat) 1οΈβ£ (1) β (2) 1οΈβ£ Mamelodi Sundowns (45+7' Mokoena)
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Iβm so proud to have beat the Evil System of Apartheid at their own game.
By the time I reached 30, I owned my factory in the heart of a township called Mabopane, built with my own resources, by my own construction company, employing roughly 200 local people.
5 years earlier, this story began in January 1985, with a R30k loan by 2 black businessmen, Walter Dude and Mr Moja, commonly known as Uncle Nats in Ga-Rankuwa, in a 200sq rented factory in Ga-Rankuwa owned by the SBDC, today known as Business Partners.
I conceived the idea of Black Like Me in 1984, invited two other partners to join, Joseph Molwantwa, a brilliant salesman and Johan Kriel, a white production manager/chemist. We recruited my wife to join in January 1985 as a bookkeeper.
Today, 2026, 41 years later, I am proud that my wife and daughter have taken over the reins, working with my new partners, working to take the business to the next level.
@Oriana_RSA Chat GP says: The style is very long, repetitive, and slogan-heavy, with dramatic phrasing like βlast hope for the downtrodden massesβ and βtotal freedom and emancipation now.β This type of inflated language is common in AI-generated or AI-assisted writing.