Taung Child!

Today I had a very constructive meeting with former President Jacob Zuma in Durban. We discussed issues such as the value of mother tongue education, the promotion of mutual recognition and respect between cultural communities, agricultural development in traditional communities, and Section 235 of the South African Constitution. More meetings will follow. As a civil society organisation @afriforum remains outside of party politics. We are working for the next generation rather than the next election. In securing a better future for the next generation, we are committed to engaging with all stakeholders in South Africa, even though we may differ on certain issues. We are committed to helping find solutions to the challenges the country and all its people face.

we see why we dont get shoulder wings and only get the thumb wings...you reserve them for the Chilli competition. Ni Wrongo

Fry Red onions🧅, fresh parsley 🫒, garlic 🧄green bell peppers 🫑and three scrambled #Nulaideggs ... then add pre-prepared fried noodles and fry altogether...Yummy 👌👌 #NulaidEggs 🥚🥚🥚

Epic skill...

Wild and beautiful at the same time...

Deservingly!

The language being talked by dude "ke di-Blesser tsa nyena tse" and the response by lady "Hee Kgaa wena" points to me that this is either Kuruman, Kathu or Kimberley... Or Vryburg.

You are being aspres...

I parked in reverse in a shopping complex next to a green bank branch. Before I could even switch off the car, there was a knock on the window. "Sir, please park with the front facing the building." Why? I asked. "Should anything happen in the bank, you will be the 1st suspect".

Ke magents a minaiza hela Mabonaiza...

Antarctica, the sacred continent. The next centre of attraction after the current rivalry.

Remember kids, South Africa has three research bases in the Sub-Antarctic and Antarctica. The SA Ahgulhas 2 is also responsible for the discovery of Endurance, a ship that sank more than 100 years ago and was found at a depth of 3km.

South African Scientists outperformed Princeton, Oxford and Stanford Researchers in the field of Antarctic and Southern Ocean science. They ranked among the best in the world in the field of study. Credit: @dailymaverick.

the people I know making waves...

Epic

G.O.A.T

With the series locked at 2-2, both Australia and South Africa were staying in the same hotel before the decider on March 12, 2006. When the Australian team went out for dinner, they noticed South African batter Herschelle Gibbs sitting at the hotel bar enjoying his drinks. Two hours later, when the Aussies returned, he was still there. Mike Hussey later recalled that even around 10 PM, before going to bed, he looked down from his room and saw Gibbs still drinking. The incident infuriated coach Mickey Arthur and he wanted to drop Gibbs immediately. But injuries in the squad meant they had no choice but to play him, bluntly telling him he was only in the 11 because there was no one else available. The next day, Australia piled up a mammoth 434 batting first. When South Africa began the chase, the hangover man, Gibbs walked out early and decided to write his own redemption story. In one of the greatest ODI innings ever played, he smashed 175 off just 111 balls, hammering 21 fours and 7 sixes. Everything he touched raced to the boundary as he dismantled the Australian attack. With strong support from Graeme Smith and a match winning finish by Mark Boucher, South Africa pulled off the impossible of chasing 438 in one of cricket’s most legendary matches. As Gibbs walked off after his masterpiece, he winked at Mickey Arthur and said, “There you go, Mickey, no worries.” On this day in 2006, the 438 thing happened ❤️

He should have thrown the CVs across the hall for each one to find a job for each kid

yhoo bro MP is eluding me. 1 and only!

The SOuth Africans I know. Touching.