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No sure what is blocked co lately Betty is misbehaving,..cant even withdraw i hv to verify my account and fica🙆🏾♀️
PROF MAMOKGETHI PHAKENG
The democracy we won in 1994 has a lot of weaknesses
The sooner we admit to that the better for us, black people.
It's not even about the ANC in power. It is about those who negotiated.
There was just too much desperation [to have peace & move on].
They were just in a hurry to sign documents without checking whether those who were oppressed would not be screwed or not.
Those we elected are in offices, not in power.
I wrote to Blade Nzimande for assistance during the protests, he couldn't because he is in office, not in power.
Power still resides in old predemocracy, apartheid structures
Racism & white supremacy arw rife in this country. You can touch them.
Inequality [along colour lines] is not tolerable
I used to say if you want to beat the devil of racism & enjoy life, you must be educated & excel.
No, I realized that the more you are knowledgeable & excellent, the more the system seeks to suppress you
Even black led institutions are not forgiving to black people. They treat you the same: a nonentity
I wish I knew the way I do before I went to join UCT.
Colour of people make them get away with a lot of incompetence. They just scream about corruption, and we get along & join them without interrogating their racism.
I am more appreciated outside SA, than here. Isn't that sad!!
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The EFF Leadership led by the President and Commander In Chief @Julius_S_Malema have arrived at the funeral service of Fighter Moshe Mphahlele.
Mphahlele was a passionate regional leader who, through his unwavering commitment and influence, made a significant impact at the national level.
#RIPMosheMphahlele
“Being in prison in Georgia was a very difficult experience for me. English is not even a 3rd language in this country” - Thulani Cele on #SportsNightAmplifited#SNAWA
I am deeply saddened to announce the passing of Prince Mangosuthu Buthelezi, the Prince of KwaPhindangene, Traditional Prime Minister to the Zulu Monarch and Nation, and the Founder and President Emeritus of the Inkatha Freedom Party.
Prince Mangosuthu Buthelezi has been an outstanding leader in the political and cultural life of our nation, including the ebss and flows of our liberation struggle, the transition which secured our freedom in 1994 and our democratic dispensation.
Prince Buthelezi, who served as the democratic South Africa’s first Minister of Home Affairs, passed away in the early hours of today, Saturday, 9 September 2023, just two weeks after the celebration of his 95th birthday.
My thoughts and prayers and those of government and our nation go out to the Royal Household who have been blessed to share
uMntwana waKwaPhindangene’s extended lifetime with him, as well as to the Zulu Nation and the leadership and membership of the Inkatha Freedom Party.
Announcements will be made in due course, based on consultations between government and the family, on the arrangements to mourn and honour the Inkosi of the Buthelezi clan as a formidable leader who has played a significant role in our country’s history for seven decades.
We shall, in due course, reflect more extensively on his extraordinary life and diverse contributions to the development of our nation.
At this point in time, we embrace the Buthelezi clan in their mourning and pray that the soul of the Prince rests in peace.
I don't wish unemployment on any man. It's particularly worse for a man. You become everyone's ice boy. Your dignity takes a knock. Veneration you once commanded suddenly turns into scorn & ridicule. Families hold meetings in your absence. Even kids don't respect you.