Dumelang Hammanskral!! As committed, today we officially launch our city wide road resurfacing and rehabilitation programme in Hammanskral. There is not a single region in the city where you will enter and not find road fixing plant and machinery 😊🇿🇦❤️. Because it truly is an honour to serve @CityTshwane residents.

The reason one sleeps well at night is when you realize that the team delivered on a commitment made to rehabilitate stretch of the D4250 Apel to Ga-Nkoana road, in the Sekhukhune District as part of the 22 projects. One road at a time,we will deliver on our commitments.

Mark Williams Shope (1919–1998) was a South African trade unionist and anti-apartheid activist. He is best known for serving as the second General Secretary of the South African Congress of Trade Unions (SACTU) from 1959 to 1963. Forced into exile in 1963, he represented SACTU at the World Federation of Trade Unions in Prague and served as the ANC's chief representative in African countries. Source: SAHO, Wikipedia. Footage courtesy of the documentary The Spear of the Nation

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Swa Vhandezia i swa @ProfTinyiko @MathebulaJoe na @Ms_Mushwana Hina hi machongola boyi

We invite all those willing to engage this debate with maturity and honesty to do so. Help answer former President Thabo Mbeki’s question: is there a relationship between what has unfolded over the past 15 years and the current levels of anger, hopelessness, frustration and social despair gripping our society? But once the discussion degenerates into personalised attacks, insults and bad-faith smears, we will simply block you.

On 6 Sept 1991 at Rhodes University, a fearless generation said "enough." Faced with the crushing weight of apartheid education, they chose defiance over silence and birthed SASCO. ✊🏾 This revolutionary shift was forged by visionary leaders who turned anger into organized hope: President: Robinson Ramaite Vice President: Lincoln Mali General Secretary: Kgomotso Maselebanga They didn't just build an organization. They anchored a legacy that reminds us: student power is absolute power. 📚 #SASCO #StudentMovement

🗣️‼️ Didier Drogba : " When Messi, I and some of the players did an ad for a beverage company before the 2010 World Cup, Messi met some people in a remote village in the African forest , played football with them, but in the end he said to me in a serious tone, "Didier, do you see that these people drink dirty water while we play for millions of euros?" The next day I heard from the company director that Messi donated his entire share of the ad to dig wells for the village and build a good hospital, school, playground and other things. The best thing is that he insisted on not mentioning his name in this donation. Six months later, Messi sent a doctor, an accountant and an engineer to the village to make sure that the money reached its owners and that the projects were actually built. Do you know the phrase that is still embedded in my mind to this day? On the plane back to South Africa, I asked him, "Why all this secrecy?" He gave me an answer I will never forget: "Because Africa doesn't need ads, it needs actions. And real actions don't need testimonials!" Messi's greatest goals were not scored in the goal, but in the hearts of those who do not know football! And whoever knows football will know that Messi is the best player in the history of football "