@planet_h_e_r@valentineb32048@odedanilo They start working early and their parents prepare and pave a way for them. SO if guided they become independent and successful when they are focused. It's not too bad.
@LlordPeter@daddyhope No, he didnt. In January 1962, Mandela secretly travelled across Africa. He arrived in Tanganyika with a forged Ethiopian passport, met with Tanzanian leaders and then continued his travels across the continent to secure financial and military backing before returning to RSA.
@NigeriaStories He is making a good. Youth remained in South Africa to fight for their countries. That is why we June 16 and March 21 to commemorate those who died for freedom.
@DeepBlueCrypto A state can't be called "stable" or "competent" when its entire legal, economic, and physical architecture was designed to oppress & exclude more than 80% of its people. The "civilisational loss" was never a civilization for the majority of South Africans.
@NorthDevonRoyal@TouchlineX Have they considered players' body temperature drops, and muscles begin to stiffen. Imagine players returning to high-intensity sprinting after sitting for 30 minutes of halftime show, only to increase the risk of muscle pulls.
@KGBKTNG@AfricaFactsZone@AthiGeleba They'd rather have one billionnaire like Dangote owning 80% of the country's economy, as long as he is blank, they are happy being poor.
@makhanip@AfricaFactsZone Their methodology classifies anyone 15 and older who works at least one hour a week as employed. This makes their rate higher than RSA's.
@AkinlKing@KaraboJavas@AfricaFactsZone Your stats classifiy anyone 15 and older who works at least one hour a week as employed, making a shift from the previous models that registered unemployment over 30%. The unemployment rate in Nigeria should be the same as RSA, if not more.
@truth_soci35668@_CarlMoney An expired visa remains expired whether it expired a day or year before it is still not valid to allow anyone entry into a foreign country. Regular citizens respect the rule of the law, and they go back to their countries to reapply for new visas. This law applies to all.