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On Wednesday, July 18, 2018 the whole world, I mean all over planet Earth! Celebrations were held to commemorate the life of former South African president, the late Nelson Mandela, who was the country's first democratically elected president. He spent 67 years of his life in community service, so every year on his birthdate day people are urged to spend at least 67 minutes doing something good for their communities. Indeed a lot of good things are done on this one day, things that you'd wish would be done every day, or at least every week or month of the year, many people's lives would far more better than they are now. Well I don't complain to anything, I was watching a documentary last night about "struggle heroes", people who made a great impact in the liberation of the Republic of South Africa from unfair and unlawful treatment of mankind determined by the color of their skin or background. They spoke about Robert Sobukwe, the facts which were shared ab...

There was a time where people felt unsafe to live in the apartheid Republic of South Africa, because the hatred of one to another could be seen, felt well, even tasted. "Whites" knew their place, so did "Blacks", Indians, "Colored", Asians and other population groups, all knew their exact place among one another. Something happened, something that even the Democratic Republic of South Africa fails to resolve. GREED! Greed was the driving force to many wars that took place in the land of South Africa. Europeans against the British. We also saw the rise of a group of people who were later to dominate the country of South Africa and even Snatch it away from colonizers, making it an independent state in 1930's or 40's , the Afrikaans. Yes, many are already pointing their knives and guns at me for saying that the Afrikaans cut colonization and are the ones who made the country independent back in the 1940's, hear me well, they made South Africa a...

What do you do when a tree, or any other plant is planted in the wrong place? Do you lodge a complaint to the soils? Do you cut its branches? What do you do? Of course someone took the title of this post as their answer, and yes, it is correct! If planted on the wrong site, uproot it! I write concerning our everyday lives, people always find themselves in awkward situations and places, uncomfortable as it is, they complain about the situation instead of finding the problem and uprooting it. At least you are not a tree, be decent enough to move when you are not well with where you are. South Africa as a country has the same problem. Many trees have been planted either by the natives of the land or descendants of the men who stopped by and made the land home away from home as they were moving away from conflicts at home or simply sent by authorities to colonize the land to expand territories and or kingdoms, or just to satisfy their greediness. South Africa today is a...

want a man? Go online. Want to make groceries? Go online, Want to buy clothes? Go online. Want lunch delivered to you or workplace? Go online. Want a child? Go online. So almost everything if not completely everything you want, you go online. We live in a digital era, era of online life, parents and children communicate online even if they are in the same house, same room, on the same dinner table, want to be passed salt? Go online and ask the one closer to the salt to pass you the salt. Relationships have grown cold, a husband speaks with the wife online even when they are in the same bedroom, this opens up a space for him to chat with someone else who is online dividing his attention to the wife and vice versa. Houses have turned into mortuaries, complete silence even with the presence of 1000 people, because everyone is online. Parties or social gatherings also have turned silent, because while we wait for others, we pass time being online. We are no longer physically social, n...

 ''    (3) The amount of the compensation and the time and manner of payment must be just and equitable , reflecting an equitable balance between the public interest and the interests of those affected, having regard to all relevant circumstances, including-              (a) the current use of the property              (b) the history of the acquisition and use of the property              (c) the market value of the property              (d) the extent of direct state investment and subsidy in the acquisition and beneficial capital improvement of the property; and              (e) the purpose of the expropriation. '' - The constitution of the Republic of South Africa, 1996. Chapter 2. Section 25 Allow me halt here today, please cogitate on the given subsections and look at how they are...

For many years people had argued about successful people, either they are graduates or simply, dropouts. What do you think? Please guys, just spend few Mb's of your data and comment on this before I write you a full article that will, or may change your perception on the issue. just hit comment and pour out your thoughts on the matter.