There is no tradition in South Africa of presidents addressing regular, unscripted and unsanitised press conferences. In many democracies across the world, heads of state regularly engage with the press. This they do as part of convention and tradition which recognises that answering ad hoc questions in a formalised manner serves to enhance and strengthen…
#MothersDay2020 to the women who are raising a nation, world shakers & history makers.Women raising children, heading households, educating youth, empowering women, at ECD Centres, old age homes, on the frontline as health workers as we fight COVID-19.You are the ROCK! pic.twitter.com/x5uV1TijKM— Basetsana Kumalo (@basetsanakumalo) May 10, 2020We went to school with holes in our…
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