
Ka Seboko ke Mokgatla. Motho wa maja sebera. Side Hustle: I prepare Financial Statements like a pro! @Bloem_Celtic for eternity!
Johannesburg, South Africa
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I want to thank LeBron James and his super agent Rich Paul for taking a meeting with me back in 2018 when I was President of the Lakers and deciding to sign with us. He created a whole new era for the Lakers, including leading us to an NBA Championship in 2020 and all the milestones he surpassed in a Lakers jersey. I’ll always love and be grateful for him and wish him all the best in the next phase of his life, on and off the court!
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The Four Of Us starring S’dumo Mtshali, Sindi Dlathu and Thembinkosi Mthembu is now playing on Netflix.
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Bring back constructive debate shows.
Societies benefit when people from different walks of life can discuss difficult issues without assuming that raising concerns is inherently prejudiced.
Healthy democracies need honest and uncomfortable conversations, not silence.
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Yes! People struggle to hold truths at once. South Africa has a problem with illegal immigrants and the South African government has failed by not effectively regulating migration. Both these things are true. But, violence against migrants is not the answer.
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When local communities were riddle with crime and drugs they cried out to the government and the justice system failed them. They then created “forums” or neighbourhood watches as you’d call them and took matters into their own hands. This is not a new phenomenon,SAns have always
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We are trying to debate a lot of topics at once, and most people are easily confused and overwhelmed. Before we get to unemployment, strained public resources, increased levels of crime, etc. Let’s start with the first principle; should there be illegal immigrants in the country?
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What annoys me the most, about this so-called anti-immigration debate is the selective appreciation of the rule of law.
First, labeling these protects as "anti-immigration" is inflammatory. At the time of conflict, reconciliatory language is necessary.
Second, illegal immigration is unlawful. Protected protect marches are not, unless otherwise the protesters break the law.
Third, human dignity is the cornerstone of all human rights. However, this appreciation must be balanced against the need to uphold and enforce other laws, including rights and titles.
There cannot be peace when the appreciation of the rule of law is selective. Because, while the law is meant to protect the weak and vulnerable, it does not give the weak and vulnerable license to break the law.
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There is no 🇿🇦 homeless man that took a bus to Malawi. That story is satirical fiction. Yesses...there are just too many fake stories being amplified on this App.
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Thank you to every South African defending our country and doing it with peace, principles and dignity #30June #Sovereign #Peace #southafrica
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I'm here to remind everyone that there were floods in Mthatha in February of this year. Not a single helicopter was deployed to rescue victims only until 7 days later. Even then it was one Oryx from SAAF. 104 people died from this, and some are still missing till this day.
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Remember that for as long as South Africa stands against this, Israel will stop at nothing to destabilize the country. I say this with my chest out. Those who know, know.
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The Border Management Authority has intercepted explosive cables with an estimated street value of about R100 000 concealed in the luggage of a Malawian man travelling on an Interlink bus at the Beitbridge Port of Entry. tinyurl.com/5azve68d
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