“Zimbabwe was the first to get independence in africa, why can’t they f!ght same oppression despite skin color”- Jacinta on arrest of Bhekimpilo Mbedzi
Prof @ProfMadhuku knows the truth about the courts, his address is directed to the hearts and minds of jurists to do the right thing. He also have to keep hope alive. That’s the burden of a leader. Knowing the truth but not saying it coz of the consequences that follow.
ℹ️ Migration myths don’t add up, says Standard Bank CEO
Sim Tshabalala says migrants don’t steal jobs or push down wages. They create demand, which creates employment.
Speaking at a Kgalema Motlanthe Foundation seminar on migration, the Standard Bank CEO says his bank operates in 20 African countries. It earned R49 billion last year, with about 40% of that coming from outside SA.
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Renowned Malawian 🇲🇼 shoemaker Chimwemwe Mwenyemasi has signed a distribution agreement with South African retail chain PEP to sell his footwear across Africa.
Although he was offered a work permit to operate in South Africa, he chose to manufacture the shoes in Malawi to create local jobs and help the country earn foreign exchange.
The agreement follows his return from extensive footwear training in several African countries, where he improved his skills before securing the regional retail partnership.
“Zimbabwe was the first Country to get its Independence in Africa” March and March leader Jacinta
Ghana Independence- 1957
Zimbabwe Independence- 1980
Zimbabwe was one of the last countries to gain its “Independence”
Let’s just help one another with introduction to African History
Thank you
ℹ️ MTN CEO on migration: Africa’s diversity is our edge
Zimbabwean-born Ralph Mupita says the company’s mix of leaders from across Africa is a “superpower”, giving it an edge across the continent.
82% of MTN’s earnings comes from outside South Africa.
My president jullius Malema warn us about this now it’s happening and mna ndiba understand abantu base Limpopo aba support March and March yini abayicenge ku MaZulu a tribal
Standard Bank CEO Sim Tshabalala has warned South Africa against policies that excessively restrict migration, saying migrants support demand, pay taxes, start businesses & help address shortages in the labour market. His remarks come as South Africans wants foreigners out of SA.