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Sarafina... You are the one! ❤️

@DOJCD_ZA @WeThePeopleSA

What a long week.

Remembering Bra Hugh 🎷🎵🎶 mg.co.za/article/2018-0… Stimela Strawberries Send me Market Place Nomali Sechaba Grazing in the Grass Sarafina No particular order, of course

@Spookiloo @MbekezeliMB Spookie read section 5 of the Constitution, schedule 1

@MbekezeliMB The red supposed to be at the bottom as the blood was shed and the blue on top as the sky

The wrong way is actually the correct positioning if we are using the meaning of the colours cause the right way doesn't make sense

According to section 5 of the Constitution, schedule 1...

@dailymaverick @ClimateZA

South Africa’s just transition must also be a health transition #Echobox=1774217057" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">dailymaverick.co.za/opinionista/20…

The State of Palestine joins South Africa in commemorating Human Rights Day and remembering the Sharpeville Massacre of 1960. Today, we are reminded that dignity, justice, and freedom must be fought for, protected, and made real for all people.

Episode 1: #The490Project — Human Rights in SA’s Constitution 🇿🇦 The Constitution centres dignity, equality & freedom… But where did these first come from? Watch Full Episode here: youtu.be/hh-SglitzZI?si… #WeThePeopleSA #HumanRights #ConstitutionAt30

490 leaders. 2 years. 1 Constitution. We’re proud to announce #The490Project video series which aims to bring you the story behind how the Constitution was written looking at the debates and the public contributions from the people who made it possible #ConstitutionAt30

@ConCourtSA @ClimateZA

(1/4) Judgment on Tuesday, 17 March 2026 at 10h00: The failure of the Mhlontlo Local Municipality and O.R Tambo District Municipality to assist residents whose homes were destroyed after an extreme weather event on 8 February 2022 was declared unlawful and unconstitutional.

On behalf of all South Africans, I extend my condolences to the Jackson family, the Rainbow PUSH Coalition and the many organisations within the American Civil Rights Movement and in causes elsewhere in the world who were inspired by the Rev Jesse Jackson’s principles and leadership. Rev Jesse Jackson’s irrepressible campaigns against apartheid and his support for the liberation struggle was a towering contribution to the global anti-apartheid cause. In 2013, the Rev Jesse Jackson was awarded South Africa’s National Order of the Companions of O.R. Tambo in Silver for dedicating his life to challenge societies and governments to recognise that all people are born equal, and that everyone is in equal measure entitled to life, liberty, prosperity and human rights. The award honoured his excellent contribution to the fight against apartheid. We are sad to bid farewell to a global moral authority who gave voice to struggles within the United States as well as struggles for fundamental human rights and democracy around the world, including our own. Mentored by the equally resolute and charismatic Dr Martin Luther King Jr, Jesse Jackson devoted himself to the cause of justice as a human endeavour without borders. In 2026, we reflect with deep appreciation and admiration on Jesse Jackson’s visit to Southern Africa 40 years ago this year to share his support for our liberation struggle with leaders and citizens in Nigeria, Angola, Botswana, the then Congo, Mozambique, Tanzania, Zambia and Zimbabwe. From Selma in the American South to Soweto in 1979, where he visited following the death of Steve Biko, Jesse Jackson defied the architects of apartheid and executors of brutality to declare that all people are equal and that justice would ultimately triumph over injustice. His campaigns for an end to apartheid included disinvestment from the apartheid economy and challenging the support the regime enjoyed in certain circles and institutions internationally. We are deeply indebted to the energy, principled clarity and personal risk with which he supported our struggle and campaigned for freedom and equality in other parts of the world. I will treasure the opportunity I had to do the 33rd Gandhi Walk with Jesse Jackson in April 2018, where he shared with me his deep commitment to his continuing vision for a better world as well as his special relationship with South Africa. He has fought a good fight and run the race which his Baptist ministry inspired him to run. He made the world a better place but he has also influenced us to maintain his good fight in places where injustice and inequality persist. May his soul rest in peace.

The South African Constitution is FAMOUS READ THE GIRL

The interception of the Global Sumud Flotilla is another grave offence by Israel of global solidarity and sentiment that is aimed at relieving suffering in Gaza and advancing peace in the region. On behalf of our government and nation, I call on Israel to immediately release the South Africans abducted in international waters, and to release other nationals who have tried to reach Gaza with humanitarian aid. The interception of the flotilla in international waters is contrary to international law and violates the sovereignty of every nation whose flag was flown on the dozens of vessels in the flotilla. This action also violates an International Court of Justice injunction that humanitarian aid must be allowed to flow unimpeded. South Africa calls on Israel to ensure that the life-saving cargo transported by this flotilla reaches the people of Gaza, as the flotilla represents solidarity with Gaza, not confrontation with Israel. South Africa supports the call by the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights for Israel to urgently lift the blockade on Gaza and allow the entry of life-saving material through all means possible. My thoughts are with all of the abductees and their families and it is my expectation that Israel will release the human rights activists as these abductions serve no purpose in the context of efforts to secure peace in the Middle East.

@khayadlanga You can't out argue a fool.

Cyril is not strong enough in his rebuttal. He needs to stop him and not let him monopolize the conversation. He’s forgotten about the flattery.