Saturday, 3 March 2018

MAIMANE : THE HOONEYMOON IS OVER

This article is about the already fall of President Cyril Ramaphosa from glory, as stated by Mmusi    Maimane.
Mmusi Maimae states that President Cyril Ramaphosa's honeymoon has already and ended and it was quite a short one to say the least. This comes after the announcement of the cabinet reshuffle on Monday, 26 February 2018. Musi Maimane's statement rises from the eletion of David Mbuza as the Deputy President. Maimane claims that the President has revealed his true colours by appointing DD Mabuza to be his Deputy as this shows how corrupt Cyril Ramaphosa is and how he has just ended his honeymoon of glory.

Maimane's said that although he had agreed to work with the President when it comes to the country's best interest at heart, now he is skeptical of that. This is because Maimane believes that the President should not have made DD Mabuza as his Deputy, but should have instead fired him and should've thrown him in jail as Mabuza is a corrupt man with scandals on top of scandals. He believes that due to this, the President has fallen from glory and rather too soon.What's more concerning is how the President seems to have also given in to populists and the Economic Freedom Fighters with regards to land.

I personally think that this is a bit too soon to b passing judgement o the President's character. We must not forget the changes that Cyril was able to make within a few minutes he was appointed as the President. One of the notable changes was the rise in the Rand as it became stronger than it has ever been in the past two years. His SONA speech brought back faith to many South Africans as Cyril promised to capitalize the digital industrial revolution along with focus to grow the economy, fix the country's mining sector, address education and provide free education, create jobs, especially for the youth and increase investment. I mean Cyril was the preferred successor by then President Nelson Mandela. He was centrally involved in negotiating South Africa's constitution. The list is endless.

I think that we should give the President a chance to prove himself and unwind his ideal plan of change and not judge him too soon and harshly at that too.


To see the article about Mmusi Maimane's statement, click on the link below:
https://www.news24.com/SouthAfrica/News/maimane-the-ramaphosa-honeymoon-is-over-20180303





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MBALULA REDEPLOYMENT


The cabinet reshuffle was has been an  anticipated one. From Bathabile Dlamini dodging the bullet and the changing of the Minister Of finance Malusi Gigaba to Nhlanhla Nene, no one could have seen it coming. In all the changes that have happened with our cabinet the one that has everyone talking which, from my personal point of view, is kind of a good riddance is the removal of then Minister of Police, Fikile Mbalula and the appointment of Bheki Cele back.


I know that maybe Mr Mbalula probably did his best in his position but for me he was not suitable for that position. He was better suited for his former position. The position of being a minister of police in South Africa is better suited for some one that is respectable and preserved and let's face it, Mbalula isn't any of those. We are all familiar with his twitter rants and everything he does on social media which sometimes surprises even those that match his personality there. I mean what kind of a grown man posts videos of himself at a party singing along Black Eyed Peas' I Got A Feeling? What message of satefy does that send to our people. As  citizen of a country with high crime rate and corruption, the last thing you want to see is your minister of police out painting the town blue at the wee hours of the morning. The man is a joke and now that he is going to campaign the ANC elections...well maybe he'll do a good job on that on social media. He is best suited for those kinds of jobs. I am not saying that his campaign will be a success but it is better. I am still yet to discuss the trust that Mr President has on him to trust the whole elections campaign on him. The future if the ANC winning the elections rests on him so I hope he will take this serious.


Wih all that being said, I do not disregard the work that he did on his former post. As much as he was a jokester (people do refer to him as that), there were some winnings here and there. He tried with his job but we are very happy that Bheki Cele is back.


If you want to read how the former minister of police feels about his redeployment, click on the link below :
http://www.enca.com/south-africa/i-was-prepared-for-redeployment-mbalula


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Thursday, 1 March 2018

LAND EXPROPRIATION

This is Reverse Apartheid at it's worst.Human Rights must declare the land Expropriation without compensation policy a violation of Human Rights of people and a means to instigate War Crimes in South Africa. Imagine someone stealing your possessions anf asking you why you want them back. Very unconstititional. 

Whoever said the rise of wanting the land back was for farm must wake up. We want our land back so that we can build banks, factories, malls, hospitals, decent estates and etcetera. It should not come as a surprise nor should it be used as a way to condenscend.  

Land is freedom! No land, no freedom! Taking bavk the land is the first and at the top of freedom. South Africans are not yet free as we do do not have the land. We need to get the land back so that we can get tje power and resources free.


As King Zwelithini says :
"Land cannot be removed from the traditional leadership. In fact‚ the land is like the soul of the body of traditional leadership. We will never allow‚ not for one day‚ that we be killed by taking our soul.


https://www.timeslive.co.za/news/south-africa/2018-02-27-king-zwelithini-calls-on-zulus-to-rise-over-land/u


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HOW A POOR COMMUNITY IN MALI BECAME A TRAILBLAZER FOR TACKLING CHILD MORTALITY

This article is about a poor community in Mal that came up with a way to tackle child mortality. Home to a large number of migrants and an ...