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Ntando Dladla Lwando
akekho ofana nawe Tata uyeke aba abafaka comment ezirhudayo apha bezenza osiyazi beyimibungu
Fani Nene
I wonder if u ppls commenting n praising this men aware that he's the one who distorted the cause of our struggle for the true liberation of our country or u jst praise him bcz the media made him a hero when he's actually not
Fani Nene
Looool some ppls ar so brainwashed xem in such a way dt they whteva d media is saying n blve kl kl kl
Thulisile Fikile
U wil always be in our minds hero..no 1 can B lyk u..u already played ur role..dats Y we wil always remember u..u are de legend.
Nkanyiso Tumi
Are you aware that blacks remain landless, underfed, houseless, under- employed, badly represented in senior managerial positions? The state of healthcare and education for black people remains as it was, if not worse than, under apartheid.
Vestiges of apartheid and colonial economic patterns, ownership and control remain intact despite the attainment of political freedom by you. Are you aware that political freedom without economic emancipation is meaningless?
The unemployment crisis is also defined along racial lines due to the fact that in the third quarter of 2010, 29.80% of blacks were officially unemployed, compared with 22.30% of coloureds, 8.60% of Asians and only 5.10% of whites. About 12 million of the population lives on less than R2.50 per day, whilst 16 million South Africans receive social grants.
In terms of racial distribution of per capita income, African and coloured income levels in 2008 were still only 13% and 22% respectively of white per capita income, compared to 10.9% and 19.3% in 1993. The income gap for Indians has narrowed, with Indian per capita income in 2008 standing at 60% of those of whites as against 42% in 1993.
In 1995, median per capita expenditure among Africans was R333 a month compared to whites at R3 443 a month. In 2008, median expenditure per capita for Africans was R454 a month compared to whites at R5 668 a month. Source: [Leibbrandt, M. et al. (2010), "Trends in South African Income Distribution and Poverty since the Fall of Apartheid"]
The economy has failed to create jobs at the pace necessary to reduce extremely high unemployment, and the education system has failed to ensure that equalised public spending on schooling translates into improved education for poor black children.
Pedro Alberto Mogorosi
One man who thought abt peoples life b4 him,now we thinking abt ourself b4 poors/needy.
Pedro Alberto Mogorosi
One man who thought abt peoples life b4 him,now we thinking abt ourself b4 poors/needy.
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