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Aug 11, 2006

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Heil die vrou

Hierdie week word die bydrae van ons vroue tot die skep van ons nasie herdenk.
Dit strek oor die beeldspektrum van Rachel de Beer tot Winnie Mandela, maar dis die werklikheid.
Suid-Afrika staan heel op die voorpunt van die Afrikalande waar die vrou, polities gesproke, geheel en al ge-emansipeer is.
Die werklikheid bied egter ’n veel meer sombere profiel.
Vroue en kinders is die teiken van gesins- en gemeenskapsgeweld en gruwelike verwaarlosing.
Vroue dra die las van VIGS en ander seksuele siektetoestande weens die hebsug van mans.
Vroue moet tweekeer soveel presteer as mans om die helfte van die erkenning te kry vir hulle pogings in die sakewêreld.
Vroue sit opgeskeep met ongewenste swangerskappe.
Vroue verdien, tenspyte van die beste wetgewing ter wêreld, veel minder as mans vir dieselfde werk.
Die raamwerk vir die absolute vrymaking van die vrou is reeds geskep.
Ons samelewing moet nou daavoor sorg dat hierdie belofte vervul word.

Cry, the beloved country

People of all cultural groups are emigrating from South Africa to countries like Australia, New Zealand, Canada and the USA.
Europe is also getting its share.
Hidden among the statistics are the reasons why families are departing our shores.
The main reason is given as uncontrolled crime and nothing anyone says can dispute this as a valid reason for uprooting whole families.
After all, death meted out by callous thugs for a cell phone or a car, is not a choice option for a full life lived out among professional colleagues.
Emigration is not a political issue, as the communist regimes of Cuba and China has decreed.
It is an individual family’s choice after weighing the optimal choices for happiness.
Therefore, South Africa, with its spiral of criminal violence spinning madly out of all control will continue to lose its best, trained people who demand some guarantee of security for the high taxes they pay the government.
These people vote a huge no confidence vote against the government, which appears unable to take crime in hand.
When emigrants leave, it is estimated, nine permanent jobs worth well over half a million rand per annum per emigrating breadwinner are destroyed.
The skills bank is depleted, necessitating the state’s dubious importation of Cubans or Iranians, which further tarnishes our image in the eyes of the West, whose kith and kin are seen as giving up on this country.
The answer to this brain drain is relatively simple.
Stop berating those who seek safer homes and more secure employment outside, stop branding them as unpatriotic, stop telling the nation those who leave are ungrateful wretches who at last live in a democracy.
Just make that democracy work, by making it safe for all its inhabitants who shed real tears when leaving our beautiful shores.

 

August 06 Stories

'Klein' but he's our champ
Ammunition on schoolboy
Another cup for Mtuba
BEE launches conference centre
Bigger and better craft shop
Biker bobbies beat crime
Blue Flag Beach RHB
Breakthrough in Mtuba murder
Bus fare rise
Casino gets new owners
City circus continues
City exco truce
City exco truce
Clawing their way back
Clean Sweep for Zululand
Co-operation to beat crime
Crime Hot Line for RHB
Death denies meeting of twins
Dirt Wariors
Doing it Indian style
Drinkers refuse to stop driving
Drive through destruction
Dry dock on track
Elephant challange
eShowe top gun to Canada
Fantastic year Bartho brothers
Farewell to literature's
Fisherman back in court
Five die in blaze
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For Africa News Room
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Good for you
Great riding in eShowe
Great strides for eSikhawini
Heil die vrou
Hit or miss
Licking his chops
Lion pride grows
Mayday - SOS
Mbonambi Agri Show
More millions for Kwambo
More rights than SA citizens
Mtubatuba man is new bishop
New bid to oust mayor
New bridge to boost tourism
New plan for rail
New ships for old
Old boys sitting on the top
Pastor takes the stand
Pollution issues in focus
Pongola in the final
RBCT gets go ahead
Recap of Premier League
SA colours for Jors
Skills drain takes toll
Speed limits kick in
Sticky situation for Pongola
Tata Steel site begins
The right words
The text wars
Thieves steal water meters
Tight lines for fishermen
Tight lines for fishermen
Twist in Mayor saga
Unizul campus to re-open
Vleis crowned chap
Water shutdown as drought hits
Water supply restored
Zululand Shore Angling

 

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