Creating viable townships through unique concepts. The Institute for Strategic Innovations and Social Engineering is the vehicle for collaborative interventions
Research reveals that the number of people killed and injured in the Sharpeville massacre was undercounted. Nancy Clark, Dean at the Louisiana State University, and William Worger, Professor Emeritus of History, at the University Of California elaborate.
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@Newzroom405 Great work done here by both Profs Nancy Clark and William Worger and we are privileged to have been part of this story as Sharpevilleans, but also as some of the people they met while in Sharpeville in 2022.
@MotsekiMabuya1@Lesufi Tseko Mahlatsi is the most active in community issues than most men and women in Blue who sometimes bully us for just asking for a certifying stamp while they are sitting down at Charge Offices with full pay while crime goes rampant in the same streets they were born in.
@BrianFilling@mandelasmf I had the privilege to listen to him and the band on the 18th July of 2019 while I visited Scotland and was part of the annual Nelson Mandela International Day. A great loss indeed...
One of employees of the center presenting what the center is all about, amongs other things that they do the they empower the youth around Sharpville and neighboring locations with life skills to empower them to be able to look for jobs, They also distribute food parcels
@Lesufi Let's break the status quo and make townships to emerge. We have a vision in Sharpeville and we are to make this possible. Traditional towns can never continue rising while townships that made them drown in poverty and disempowerment. #SharpevilleCounts