Prof Tladi’s election as a judge of the International Court of Justice is an outstanding personal achievement in which the nation shares with great pride. We appreciate the confidence expressed by the United Nations in Prof Tladi’s capabilities.
He becomes the newest member of a fraternity of South Africans globally who are in positions of service to the international community and making important contributions to the better world we seek to build.
We wish Prof Tladi well as he prepares to contribute to the Court and its jurisprudence from the Palace of Peace in The Hague, Netherlands.
How does it feel to plot against someone who didn’t wrong you ,but you plot and recruit others yet no matter the plots and negative statements the person keep shining ,rising ,growing and living her /his life ?
Imagine plotting against PONANI ,that moment she is happy to be alive and prepared to meet her Ancestors anyday for she knows there is nothing she is tasked to do that she is not doing
You people (plotters ) will suffer in this lifetime and suffer after death for instead of living your lives you are monitoring others
#good night
World’s Best School is in South Africa!
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Well done and well deserved #SPARKSchools ❤️
🥷The Karate Kid (4/44) was the pick of the bowlers as the Proteas restricted Afghanistan to a total of 2⃣4⃣4⃣
🎯🇿🇦 will need 2⃣4⃣5⃣ runs in 50 overs to win
#SAvAFG#CWC23#BePartOfIt
Good Morning South Africa! Today President Cyril Ramaphosa welcomes Rugby World Cup Rugby champions, the #Springboks, to Union Buildings. #RWC2023 https://t.co/dk9D45uhAr
“Never in the history of the Rugby World Cup has any team lifted the trophy on four occasions. Until now. In doing so you have lifted the spirits of an entire nation and filled us with pride.
You have united the South African people.” ~ @CyrilRamaphosa
Yhooo yhooo yhooo 133 million living in multidimensional poverty🙆🏽♀️ 😱 63% of Nigerians trapped in poverty from every direction. This is a shocking crisis in the 'Giant of Africa.'
You're absolutely right! She is a commodity for men. Essentially a sex worker. No issue there, but she shouldn't hold herself in high regard with men who don't engage with sex workers. She's entitled to set her prices for the services she offers only to her clients.