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Please kindly assist me get my deposit back frm these scammers calling thmselves SATIF Recordings
I paid 50% deposit of th below invoice for them to transcribe recordings.4 months later Lunga Shabangu is not taking my calls anymore.Please retweet &tag relevant ppl to assist๐๐ฝ
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Azola Mrano
This is the kind of Leaders we need in the community
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SADTU missing in action as South African teachers languish in poverty, while Zimbabweans are employed as teachers !
Where is SADTU in all of this? Since SADTU is an ANC affiliate, does that mean SADTU is spitting in the faces of South African teachers? Why is SADTU not raising this concern? Midrand High School and Johannesburg East are known for dubious labour practices.
@Inevitablewest Welcome to the reality of South Africa. We have have consistent numbers like this entering daily since 1994. Now illegal immigrants are over 20 million, cities are unrecognizable with over 90% foreigners loitering. We are now known for high crime, high unemployment and high HIV
For far too long China Malls around the country have done as they pleased. There is no investment if such an investment doesnโt benefit the youth or its citizens with any employment!
Brave South Africans who came before us fought fiercely for the labour rights we now enjoy
Tourism matters, but so do the people who live here. A country cannot only worry about how it looks to visitors while ignoring the daily reality of its own citizens. People are allowed to demand that their government prioritise them too.
SAns the power is still with us and our Rand. 2Spazashops run by foreigners in our community (Danville)have closed voluntarily because #BoycottSpazashop is in full force in F1 Mike Dutoit and F2 and F3 Ver Geet My nie street.
#Abahambe
The discovery of stolen ARVs being used on chickens in Zimbabwe is not just a scandal it is a public health catastrophe waiting to happen. In November 2024, police in Harare intercepted a consignment of 317 boxes of expired first-line ARVs destined for the black market. No one said anything about this. Zimbabwean authorities arrested two suspects for smuggling 700,000 tablets of TLD a combination of tenofovir, lamivudine, and dolutegravir which were to be used as growth stimulants for chickens . The criminals, who bought them at 70% discount, were selling the drugs to poultry farmers for US10 per tablet by the time they reached the streets .
The use of ARVs in poultry is not just a new phenomenon. In 2021, the Department of Agriculture, Land Reform and Rural Development raised serious concerns about "the illegal and widespread use of ARVs as growth stimulants in the poultry industry," specifically singling out Zimbabwe . The misuse is driven by a "misconception" that ARVs somehow promote growth in poultry, when in fact the drugs have no such effect, guys this was 2021 and our government did nothing to protect us.
But the real danger lies in the public health risk. This widespread misuse could accelerate the development of drug resistance, threatening not just Zimbabwe's HIV/AIDS treatment programme, but global efforts to combat the epidemic . As one source warned, "the problem is that if they start developing drug resistance, all the steps Africa has taken in terms of combating HIV/AIDS could be thrown to the dogs" . Zimbabwe's HIV prevalence in adults is estimated at 11.8% , representing over 1.2 million people on treatment . The drugs that could be rendered ineffective by resistance cost millions to procure and distribute, and a second-line regimen is exponentially more expensive .
The scale of the problem is staggering. In 2024, the Zimbabwean Ministry of Health revealed that up to 100,000 people were infected with HIV due to ARV shortages, driven by theft and corruption in the supply chain . The Ministry of Health acknowledged that the government did not have "a handle" on the problem, suggesting systemic corruption and theft . Health activists in Zimbabwe have warned that using ARVs as chicken feed "could lead to the development of drug-resistant HIV among people" . The Permanent Secretary for Health confirmed that this theft was "prevalent" and "a major concern" .
The consequences will be felt far beyond Zimbabwe's borders.