we encourage people to start their business is this is to avoid them to be sitting at home waiting for employment without knowing when and where they are going to get a space with chance to be hired or employed.

one of the painful things after finishing school is not getting employment and realizing that age is not waiting for get employementmy advice to graduates is that.

 

 

 

if you are not finding any employment especially the one that you went to school to study for you must create your own employment and help other people in your community by telling them to come and work for you.

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it’s far worse in your fancy restaurants but we don’t seem to talk about that.

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Where do they get time to clean malana a mangata so? And they so thick please.

More than 30 teachers in Mpumalanga were mortified after the Ministry of Education excluded them from the grade 12 exam marking process.

 
After some students were found to be in possession of crib notes during exams in the Bushbuckridge area, they were issued letters revoking their appointment as examiners.

Just days before her 12th grade exams began in October, Mpumalanga’s Ministry of Education warned that extra vigilance would be required during her 12th grade exams this year.

For the first time in the state, more than 71,500 candidates registered for his Matura exam. The department is also recognized for conducting accident-free audits over the past 12 years. But they are taking a big hit now.

During testing at several schools in the Bushbuckridge area, some students were found in possession of crib notebooks.

Petros Sibuyi, chairman of the Mdluli secondary school administration board, said he was not satisfied with the way the education department handled the issue.

“Follow-up investigations revealed that some of their bodies were found and we are not happy about that.The children have been brought in with the principal for further evaluation. No one checked on the children when they were there. ”

Cheating scandal

This prompted the Ministry of Education to revoke the appointment of teachers selected to participate in the evaluation process.

Some of them have apparently been accused of being involved in cheating scandals. However, the South African Democratic Teachers Union (Sadtu) believes its members to be innocent.

“We saw reports in the media over the weekend claiming there was a wider net of teachers and students caught in this scam during exams,” said Walter Fraise, Sadhu’s secretary in Mpumalanga province. As far as we know at this time, no member has been involved in this matter and we have assured on behalf of the member that they should continue to be tagged. However, the department said it had launched an investigation into the matter, preventing all teachers in the area from being evaluated.

Some of the teachers involved have stated that they were not consulted before their appointments were revoked.

Hlaise said legal action could be taken against the department at a later date.

“If there is a serious allegation and someone is involved, we believe we need a result. We believe none of our members are involved. It’s really unfair to blame them for this. Find out what steps to take at that point. “

Former Kaizer Chiefs centre back defender Valery Nahayo and his six year old son Twite Prosper were among the tens of millions who rallied behind World Cup defending champions France when they faced Argentina at the Lusail Stadium on Sunday evening.

 

 

 

The La Albiceleste who were led by seven time Ballon d’Or winner Lionel Messi stole the show in their sky blue and white jersey where they claimed their third FIFA World Cup title where they defeated France 4-2 on penalties following a 3-3 draw on extra time.

Ten thousands of football fans who rallied behind the Les Blues cried themselves hoarse on the stands at the Lusail Stadium and it was the same case when it came to Valery Nahayo and his son Twite Prosper who watched the match at the comfort of their family home.

What’s the story?

On Sunday evening, the former Kaizer Chiefs centre back defender took to his Instagram account where he shared photos where he and his son Twite Prosper were captured crying after Argentina were crowned as the 2022 FIFA World Cup champions and where the former footballer was captured consoling his son.

As part of his caption, the 38 year old Bujumbura born retired footballer wrote, “My boy did enjoy his first 2022 FIFA World Cup at 6 years old. He’s a big fan of France just like his father but the game decided the other way. I told him to stop crying but enjoy the moment of this 2022 World Cup. The rest is the love of the beautiful game”.

Did you know?

According to Valery Nahayo’s player profile on 𝘵𝘳𝘢𝘯𝘴𝘧𝘦𝘳𝘮𝘢𝘳𝘬𝘵, the former Kaizer Chiefs centre back defender made 51 appearances during his three year spell at the Naturena based outfit and rattled the back of the net in two occasions before earning a lucrative move to Belgian side Gent in 2011.

With World Cup legend Lionel Messi the man existing apart from everything else, many fans and followers are accused of attempting to take his sparkle – including South African politicians Fikile Mbalula and Julius Malema.

 
The EFF and ANC agents seemed to take advantage of the Argentina captains’ notable success by advancing their own plan. In a pic posted on his Twitter account, EFF leader Julius Malema posted an image of him taken with Lionel Messi.

The last option a piece of the tweet was obviously a dig at SA president Cyril Ramaphosa whose responsibility for cows has been a bone of dispute inside the ANC. Malema’s pic with the Argentine captain was taken in 2018 when Messi – then with Barcelona – played a cordial match against Mamelodi Sundowns in South Africa. The recently chosen secretary-general and former

Popular radio hostess and musician Unathi Nkayi has found herself trending for all the wrong reasons.

According to media reports, Nkayi’s name has been dragged in the legal battle between Sibongile Mtyali and the current Kaya FM boss.

Mtyali, who lodged an urgent application in the Joburg Labour Court to compel the station to reinstate her, has accused the station’s board chairperson Sizwe Mncwango of double standards.

Mtyali was recently fired by Kaya FM and she is appealing against her dismissal. She is not taking the dismissal lying down and she has already named several people in her lawsuit.

 

 

 

She wants to be reinstated back to her position.

According to Mtyali, despite Mncwango previously indicating he would not be involved in operational matters when he was allegedly asked to intervene in the much-publicised altercation between Dhlomo and Nkayi, who is not only a radio DJ but also a musician.

She alleges that Nkayi was not truthful when she spoke about bullying allegations against Dlomo.

The case is still being heard by the courts.