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Let us grow the economy together…
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Happy Monday South Africa!!!
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All I see is strikes, in-party fighting, corruption allegations, rising costs of living, land reform debates with no conclusion in sight and then the public protector…
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It is a critical time for us here…-
We’re focusing on all the wrong things
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King K changed the description of the group
At the Crossroads with Kaya FM from “Topic – South African Youth: Are they entitled or are they misunderstood and how can they play catch up to their peers on the continent.With the significant high number of youth unemployment in South Africa – are they entitled to a job straight after university or should more youth in South Africa create their own path of success by embracing entrepreneurship from their chosen fields of qualification.” to “Topic – The impact of conflict on economic development: Is Africa able to resolve her own conflict?
• Can Africa, but most importantly can South Africa afford the conflict we find ourselves in?
• What are the causes of conflict?
• What is the true cost of the conflict?
• Who or what is fueling it (Conflict)?
• If not who or what – who is paying for it?” in the group At the Crossroads with Kaya FM 1 year, 3 months ago -
King K posted an update in the group
Music 1 year, 5 months agoThe music industry is so saturated…most genuine artists are hard to find in a pool of bubblegum music
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Maybe you should look into using streaming services like Spotify. Enough variety there
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@theguy the streaming services help a great deal in terms of variety, it makes it easier to find the type of artist that appeals to you
@Mjakes being genuine sets you apart from the rest of the group…mumble rap and bubble-gum music is simply made to stay “relevant” and is a safe bet as you say…music nowadays don’t last, after a month you are…
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@kingk true. And even more interesting is why we dont take this seriously, because music influences culture. So if we are promoting these overnight artists what is that doing to us as humanity because we cant deny the influence of music on our societies
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@theguy yea ey, we are creating new standards of “quality” that will soon be the norm…soon what we considered as good music will be absent in the mind of the next generation…
Trust me, most people have a stronger connection to older music than they do when they hear whats currently out there
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@kingk Quite true. Perhaps the definition of quality music has changed from substance to its immediate economic value
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@theguy that is also true and is a perfect perspective
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Travel and Tourism 1 year, 5 months ago -
Could this be true?
The ANC list could hold real danger for Ramaphosa post elections | News24As the ANC list stands at the moment, Ramaphosa will face a hostile caucus when Parliament…-
There are number of hostile reactions to that ANC list
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Sassa beneficiaries without cash following robbery at post office | News24Sassa beneficiaries have reportedly been left stranded after the Maitland Post Office was robbed of an undisclosed amount…-
Can you believe it…
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Do we actually live in an open society?
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Not really people are descreet
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You mean discreet, or do you min diskrit
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It depends. We theoretically have equal opportunity. Real mobility comes with financial empowerment.
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So in essence financial empowerment provides the “openness” that one perceives.
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I believe so. Poverty restricts one’s “openness” tremendously.
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Think of Maslow’s hierarchy of needs. If one’s basic needs are not met, how does one achieved higher order needs such as esteem etc.
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Its hard to say cause in an open society people get to make choices and in a closed society choices are made for them. Were are we?
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Still trying to figure out…
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I believe so…
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