Unemployed Army of South Africa

Here is a passage from my article titled Stopping the Gravy Train: "By the time majority rule was achieved in April 1994, corruption had become deeply entrenched in the every institution of the government, including the way government operated and all businesses that did business with the government went on a looting spree prior to the April elections. This directly affected the way South Africa was governed immediately after the 1994 democratic elections. An illicit network/s which formed during the last years of apartheid operated in recruiting people into the new government: former enemies quickly became business partners, while some were given qualifications without education to lead the country astray. The term “transformation” is misleading since it is being understood to apply fundamental change for the better and not to the impending consequences of privatization: job losses, constant tariff increases and greater hardship. It is interesting to see how former freedom fighters, unionists, struggle icons and CODESA negotiators changed on their people after they sat at the table and got big salaries, bonuses and benefits in top managerial posts, which forced them to become just like the apartheid criminals, looters, ruthless killers and bosses they fought against earlier in their lives."

Here are images of where they will be drilling for the gas, if you studied geography then you're good those who studied accounting will suffer when it comes topographic subjects. Kinetiko Energy - Amersfoort - Mpumalanga Province - Natural Gas Exploration and Drilling.

GAME CHANGER: ABUNDANT RESERVES OF NATURAL GAS FOUND AT AMERSFOORT, MPUMALANGA SOUTH AFRICA

Last year my older brother told me about a billion dollar meeting he attended with some rich folks at Amersfoort, 2490. So I did my research seeking for the correct info regarding the meeting, he told me he’d keep me updated. So it is true that 3.1 billion cubic feet of natural gas was discovered in Amersfoort, Mpumalanga, by Australian company Kinetiko Energy. Such natural gas has long been heralded as a “transition fuel” that will help ease the move from oil and coal towards renewable energy. By some measures, the gas is a cleaner-burning, efficient fuel that produces fewer carbon-dioxide emissions than other fossil fuels. Some of the natural gas was long discover in 2008 at DAGGAKRAAL, about 4KM from KwaDludlu eMvaKweNtaba. It is considered a more environmentally friendly alternative and it will play a major role in the global shift towards renewable energy sources. The discovery of such substantial natural gas reserves in Mpumalanga has the potential to have significant economic and environmental implications, not only for South Africa but also for the broader region. It could contribute to energy security, stimulate economic growth through investment and job creation, and facilitate the transition towards cleaner energy sources. Such natural gas reserves in Amersfoort, Mpumalanga, in the hands of an Australian company Kinetiko Energy could have both positive and negative implications for the people of Dr. Pixley Ka Isaka Seme Local Municipality and surrounding areas.

On the positive side, the development of natural gas resources could bring economic benefits to the region. This will include job creation, investment in local infrastructure, and increased revenue for the municipality through taxes and royalties. Additionally, access to natural gas could lead to lower energy costs for residents and businesses, potentially improving standards of living and stimulating economic growth. Furthermore, natural gas is often considered a cleaner-burning fuel compared to coal and oil, which could result in reduced air pollution and improved public health outcomes in the area. As a "transition fuel," natural gas could play a role in moving towards a more sustainable energy future by reducing reliance on more carbon-intensive fossil fuels. However, there are also potential challenges and concerns associated with natural gas development. Environmental risks, such as water contamination from hydraulic fracturing (fracking) and methane leakage during production and transportation, could pose threats to local ecosystems and public health.

Additionally, there may be social and economic disruptions, such as land displacement and changes to local economies that need to be carefully managed to ensure that the benefits of natural gas development are equitably distributed among the community. Overall, the discovery of natural gas reserves in Amersfoort presents both opportunities and challenges for the people of Dr. Pixley Ka Isaka Seme Local Municipality and surrounding areas. It will be important for stakeholders, including government authorities, the company involved, and local communities, to work together to maximize the benefits of natural gas development while mitigating potential risks and addressing the needs and concerns of affected residents.

When you think you've seen it all, then boom Xiaomi with a smart car. Who does that, from just being a small electronics manufacturer to being a leader in the innovations of EV. the SU7 is more than an electric car its a smart car built with E-Motor, Battery, Xiaomi Hyper Die-Casting, Xiaomi Pilot Autonomous Driving, and Smart Cabin. The cars lifespan is 2 000 000KM now that's guarantee you need in a smart-car. All I'm saying is that with a right government it is possible that we can industrialize South Africa, build international household brands.

THE IMPACT OF CONVERTING NALITHUBA SECONDARY SCHOOL INTO AN MST SCHOOL
In the impoverished rural area of DAGGAKRAAL, nested on the outskirts of Mpumalanga Province South Africa, the recent conversion of Nalithuba Secondary School into an MST [Mathematics, Science, and Technology] school has sparked controversy and concern among residents. While the intention behind this transformation was to enhance educational opportunities and foster innovation, and creativity. The unintended consequences have been profound, particularly in exacerbating the rate of high school dropouts and subsequent social challenges. Nalithuba Secondary School, once a pillar of the community, provided a holistic education that catered to the diverse needs of its students. However, with the introduction of the MST curriculum, the focus shifted primarily towards mathematics, science, and technology subjects, leaving little room for other disciplines and extracurricular activities. As a result, students who struggled with these subjects found themselves marginalized and disengaged from the educational process.

With only two secondary schools in DAGGAKRAAL, The consequences of this shift have been stark and gruesome. Dropout rates at DAGGAKRAAL soared because of the conversion of Nalithuba Secondary School, with many students feeling overwhelmed and discouraged by the rigorous demands of the MST curriculum. For those who are unable to keep up with the pace or meet the required academic standards, dropping out becomes an increasingly appealing option, leading to a downward spiral of missed opportunities and lost potential. The repercussions of increased dropout rates extends far beyond the confines of the classroom, permeating every aspect of community life in DAGGAKRAAL. With fewer young people completing their education lately and passing their matric, the prevalence of substance abuse, teenage pregnancy, and unemployment including crime and deadly violence has risen sharply. Without the necessary qualifications or skills, these dropout youths find themselves trapped in a cycle of poverty and despair, with few prospects for a better future. Moreover, the link between high school dropout rates and crime cannot be ignored. Studies have shown that individuals who do not complete their education are more likely to engage in criminal activities, further exacerbating social instability and insecurity in the community. As dropout rates continue to climb in DAGGAKRAAL, so too does the specter of crime, and poverty posing a significant threat to the safety and well-being of residents.

In light of these challenges, it is imperative that stakeholders in DAGGAKRAAL come together to address the root causes of high school dropout rates and mitigate their impact on the community. This may involve reevaluating the MST curriculum to ensure that it is accessible and inclusive for all students, as well as providing additional support and resources for those who are struggling academically. It may also include the construction of a new high school “Nkosinathi LoNsundu Futuristic School” at DAGGAKRAAL central, Madrayeni to preserve and promote the culture of learning. Furthermore, efforts to address the underlying social and economic factors contributing to dropout rates, such as poverty and lack of opportunity, must be prioritized and addressed accordingly. By investing in education, entrepreneurship, job training programs, and community development initiatives, DAGGAKRAAL will be able to provide its young people with the required tools and support they need to succeed, breaking the cycle of dropout and despair.

While the conversion of Nalithuba Secondary School into an MST school may have been well-intentioned, its unintended consequences have had far-reaching implications for the community of DAGGAKRAAL. By addressing the root causes of high school dropout rates and investing in the future of its young people, DAGGAKRAAL will chart a new path towards a brighter and more prosperous future for all. END.

Can't wait for my website at www.vote4change.com to be available online. Here is a passage from the . Done writing its 35 pages now. Final eBook.

In essence, the vision of The Parliament of the People under an Independent President represents a bold re-imagining of democracy, one that places power back where it rightfully belongs, in the hands of the people. By prioritizing the voices and interests of ordinary citizens over political elites and party affiliations, this approach has the potential to revitalize democracy in South Africa and pave the way for a more inclusive and equitable society. In a country with a diverse population and complex socio-economic challenges, ensuring that all citizens have a meaningful stake in the democratic process is essential for fostering social cohesion, promoting accountability, and advancing collective well-being.

By providing a coherent platform for direct citizen engagement and participation, Independent Presidents will bridge the gap between government and the governed, thus fostering a sense of ownership and empowerment among ordinary South Africans. When citizens are actively involved in shaping policy decisions and holding their representatives accountable, they become exultant partners in the democratic process, ensure that their democracy works, rather than being passive observers or disenfranchised bystanders.

I know I promised you a 20 pages eBook titled "PAVING THE PATH TO PROGRESS: WHY SOUTH AFRICA NEEDS AN INDEPENDENT PRESIDENT" a but the pages are now more of which is good, so far we're on 26 pages and going. I wish I could simplify it to 20 pages but its not possible. The Peoples' Parliament is explained in details. It is my duty to teach South Africans and the rest of the world about the benefits of being led by an Independent President. Here is a passage from the .

"Investing in state-of-the-art facilities and technologies, will ensure that the Independent President exploit these natural resources to build new industries, produce high-quality steel products for both domestic consumption and export, driving economic growth and creating employment opportunities in the process. Additionally, the Independent President will spearhead the development of new ports and logistics hubs to facilitate the efficient movement of goods and materials within and beyond South Africa's borders."

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Zero Waste Transport shuts down, retrenches all employees » SA Trucker SA Zero Waste Transport has shut down operations with immediate effect as from 16 March 2022. A number of employees shared their retrenchment letters with SA Trucker in which Directors Rudolf Waldeck and Vicky Waldeck told them that the business is closed with immediate effect. The letter, part ther...