Share my view with world on how I view life.

I like to take this moment to share my view with you, on how I view love life and life in general.

In life have people who pretend as if they with you, but in heart they know that they not with you. True friend is someone who is with you always in happiness and in sorrow, true friend is always with you when days dark and when days. The important thing is that how you conduct yourself in friendship because have things that you must tell your friend and others that you cannot tell them.  Most people have stress because of their wrong doings, that they told people. Advice is that you must trust God only, you must not trust anyone. Most people killed themselves because of life stress that they have and they cannot take it anymore and they decided to kill themselves but to kill yourself is not a right choice.

In most cases you love people that you think she/he love you, but she/he know that is not really love you, some people love you conditionally, love is not about money or sex, that things is just addition especially money and most people think sex is something that shows you how person love you, but that is just to make love and have fun, love is not always about sex, love is foundation of happiness, love is all about exchange of heart, love is something that gives some people happiness, love is not about what you receive but is about what you, in most cases we date people that aren't right for us, some people do that because they disparate, others they do that because of peer pressure and others do that because they see some people do that and happily in love, some be fortunate, but some make big mistake.

This is right time for change, you must change before is be too late, we must not do things because we see people do them, without any idea of what are their expectations, we take our time to visualize things before we take actions and we must not take actions that we will regret at the end. You can ruin everything that you achieve for more than 5 years in a minute and you must make sure that you take time and watch your tone before you say something and you must not do mistake that will ruin everything and trust that people has in you. Now is time for change our attitude towards life in general and some of us our parents are poor and is not their choice, they disadvantaged but apartheid era but now is our choice to be poor/to be reach and now we fortunate because most of things are free nowadays, some of us our parents did not get this opportunity but we fortunate because have more opportunity but is all about how we receive them.

In conclusion is up to you if you take this advice or not, I hope this will help you a lot in the future and you will get that advice anytime.

Issued by:Thatoyaone
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Western Cape ANC Youth League to convene cadres forum

ANC Youth League

03 November 2015
Western Cape ANCYL to convene
cadres Forum
Western Cape African National
Congress Youth League will
convene cadre’s forum as part of
its back to basics program
in the Boland and Dullah Omar
Region led by its Secretary
General Ce Njabulo Nzuza.
Details are as follows
Date: 04 November 2015
(Wednesday)
Time: 18h00
Venue: Zolani Centre Nyanga
(Opposite Terminus)
Date: 05 November 2015
(Thursday)
Time: 13h00
Venue: ANC Constituency Office
( Paarl)
The cadre’s forum follows a
Western Cape ANCYL Provincial
Executive Committee Meeting
which was convened on the
31 October at the ANC Provincial
Office.
The Provincial Executive
Committee received reports on the
state of the organization in all
regions of the African
National Congress Youth League in
the Western Cape.
In assessing progress made in the
rebuilding process of our
organization, The PEC took a
decision of dissolving the
Dullah Omar Regional Task Team
.Undoubtedly our decision
will continue to strengthen Unity
and cohesion of the ANCYL
in the region. The Provincial
Executive Committee would like
to extend its appreciation and
thank the comrades that
dedicated their energies in serving
on the dissolved regional
interim structure and the
contribution they made towards
ensuring a united and strong
organization.
Issued by: Andile Mbali (Provincial
Secretary) African
national Congress Youth League
Western Cape
Enquiries:
Siyabulela Tom (0722073518)
(Head of Communications) African
National Congress Youth
League Western Cape

North West Provicial Legislature committee on Local Government to intervene on municipalities issues.

North West Provincial Legislature

Tuesday, 03 November 2015
North West Legislature Committee
on Local Government to Meet
Department over Section 154 and
Section 139 (1)(b) Interventions in
Municipalities
On Wednesday, 04 November 2015,
the North West Provincial
Legislature’s Portfolio Committee
on Local Government and Human
Settlement will hold an oversight
meeting with the Department of
Local Government and Human
Settlements over provincial
government’ Section 154 and
Section 139 (1)(b) interventions in
municipalities across the province
in Rustenburg Civic Centre at
11h00.
Before the meeting, at 08h00, the
Committee will conduct oversight
visit to Marikana Housing Projects
to monitor progress registered at
the site and proceed with the
meeting with the department over
provincial government’ Section 154
and Section 139 (1)(b)
interventions in municipalities.
The department is requested to
present a report on the following;
• Ngaka Modiri Molema District:
report where the municipality was
dissolved, including section 139(1)
(b)
• Matlosana Local Municipality:
Section 154 intervention report
• Maquassi Hills Local
Municipality – Section 139(1)(b)
• Ditsobotla Local Municipality –
Section 139(1)(b)
• Madibeng Local Municipality –
Section 139(1)(b)
Ends.
Issued by: North West Provincial
Legislature: Media &
Communications Unit on behalf of
the Chairperson of the Portfolio
Committee on Local Government
and Human Settlements – Hon.
Motlalepula Rosho.
For more information contact
Namhla Luhabe on 079 527 0628.

Message of encouragement to matric 2015

As matric learner for this year I like to take this moment to share this idea with other matric, as we approach final examination.

Now is our time to do our best in coming final examination because this is opportunity to do our best and make people are with us proud, we must study as much as we can, it is not too late. We must be positive always so that we will get positive things, we must not make our enemies aware of how we feel because if we make them aware when we sad they will be happy.

We must take our studies serious now is our time to show people that we can make it because if we not make it our enemies will be happy and we must make sure that we study SMART not HARD because if we study SMART our examination will be SMART but if we study HARD our examination will be HARD. I hope we will keep this short message into our heart and into our long term memory until the end of examination.

Burnt of COSAS leadership who was Grade 12 learner

Burnt North West Grade 12 learner
to be buried on Saturday
Jun 23 2015 4:58PM

A Grade 12 Eletsa Senior
Secondary School pupil who was
allegedly burnt to death by her
boyfriend's ex-girlfriend will be
buried at Maboloka near Brits in
the North West on Saturday,
classmate Letlhogonolo Modibane
said.

Boitumelo Dhlamini was allegedly
abducted outside the school’s gate
by her boyfriend’s ex girlfriend last
week Thursday.
According to Modibane, Dhlamini
was abducted after writing an
exam, and was taken to Klipgat in
the North West, where she was
allegedly burned to death.

“They took her from the school
gate as she was about to make her
way home. The jealous ex girlfriend
with her accomplices travelled with her to a place called Klipgat where they poured petrol over her and burnt her to death,” Modibane
said.

Modibane described her classmate
as an ambitious and caring
person. “She wanted to achieve a
lot in life. She was very ambitious
and had great potential and always
worked hard at school,” Modibane
said.

North West department of
education spokesperson Elias
Malindi said he was not aware of
the incident.

“I am very shocked to hear this.
We will have to investigate it and
find out more on it,” Malindi said.
The four suspects, three women
and a man, appeared at the Brits
Magistrate's Court on Monday.
Police spokesperson Paul
Ramoloko said the case was
remanded to July 3.

“The suspects will remain in
custody until the 3rd of July where
they will be given an opportunity
to apply for bail,” Ramaloko said.
The Congress of South African
Students (COSAS) have called on
the government to initiate peer
group counselling in schools.
“It is high time the government
embarks on initiating peer group
counselling in our schools and
communities in general to avoid
such outrageous behaviour," Cosas said in a statement.

“We believe initiating peer group
counselling programs is the only
way to deal with internal matters
young people face in their daily
lives,” Cosas said.
Cosas secretary general Khulekani
Skosana said had there been
security in place at the school’s
gate it would have been noted that
Dhlamini had been taken without
her will.

“Had there been proper
mechanisms to deal with school
transport for learners to and from
school this could have been
avoided. The government should
also have security outside all
schools," Skosana said.

“We as Cosas have taken the
initiative to go and find these
perpetrators and we will do to
them what they have done to
Boitumelo. We must not find these
culprits first, the police must find
them first. If we find them first, we
will burn these satanic behaving
people,” Skosana added.

COSAS political lecture and leadership training

POLITICAL LECTURE AND LEADERSHIP TRAINING

Conducted by:Thatoyaone Moepetsane

THEME:MEMBER AND LEADERSHIP WITHOUT POLITICAL UNDERSTANDING IS DANGEROUS TO THE REVOLUTION.

"BACK TO BASIC, FROM INTENTION TO ACTION"

BUILDING CONSCIOUS ACADEMICS TO ADVANCE THE FREEDOM CHARTER !!!

POLITICAL LECTURE

COngress of South African Students was established in June 1979 ad a national organization to represent the interests of black school students in the wake of the Soweto uprising. COSAS organized students from secondary and high school. As well as technical, teacher training and correspondence colleges. Soon after their formation, the organization set up branches in the Eastern Cape, Western Cape, Transvaal, Orange Free State and Natal. This organization was established to campaign the interests of black school students, COSAS is the first organization to adopt the freedom charter. Other students organizations also assisted COSAS with establishing its branches in their areas.

COSAS first president was Cde Ephraim Mogale who was African National Congress member and was later to be convicted of furthering the aims of African National Congress, at the time of its formation the African National Congress was banned along other liberation movement under the unlawful Act. A guiding principle for COSAS was the view that the African National Congress was authentic liberation movement of South Africa.

In first two years COSAS took up two commemorative campaigns that authorities as ANC-supporting; the 1979 hanging of uMkhonto weSizwe (MK) guerrilla Cde Solomon (Kalusha) Mahlangu and centenary of Zulu victory over British troops at Isandhlwana.

We us COSAS members we must join the African National Congress if we have 18 years and above, but if you have 14 years and above you can join ANC Youth League and YCL-SA, if you Anti-ANC that means you dangerous and you will always oppose organizational aim to rescue African National Congress and its leadership. We as COSAS members and leadership we must start to learn that branch is the basic unity of the organization. Our tusk is to mobilize learners to join our progressive organization.

COSAS recognized that Bantu Education was aimed at controlling and indoctrinating youth and that could change only by transforming the country's entire political system. Although it was primarily education focused, COSAS identified the relationship between educational and social transformation in its statement of beliefs:

> Students must be organized through democratically elected SRC's that known as RCL's nowadays in the schools.
> Students must serve the community, we are members of society before we are students and thereby show that students can play a progressive role in a broad democratic alliance.
> In serving the community, there must be a recognition that students play only a limited role in the overall struggle.
>The duty of the students was to lend support to trade unions and community organizations.

In 1982, COSAS adopted the theme; "Students-worker action" and promoted the formation of youth congresses to serve the interests of young workers and unemployed youth. These facilitated cooperation between school students, young workers and the unemployed youth. This had the dual effect of drawing COSAS into issues which affected young workers and the unemployed youth and drawing the congresses into school-related struggles. The organization provided essential support to striking workers and community struggles around issues such as transport increases, rent hikes and other issues concerning society and students in general.

We as COSAS leadership here in Sebetwane our duty is to rescue t young teachers that we have in our school teachers like Mr Lenner and Ms Lepedi and conscioutise them so that they will assist us to take COSAS forward. Also Thuso Thebe they must conscioutise young teachers that side so that they will help you to take your sub-branch forward. But not leave struggle in their hands alone.

LEADERSHIP TRAINING

Good leadership do heard rumors but do not act on rumors, Leadership born not made, you not elected because you famous but you elected because you have capacity and capability to lead organization. Good leadership knows that agreement reached through a process of discussion and debate is effective than agreement reached without discussion and debate and for my understanding leadership must have followers. You cannot lead organization by using your commonsense, you must guided by constitution and other documents. You can use your commonsense but that cannot make political sense and you cannot lead organization as if you runs supermarket. We must not be dictatorship but leadership and we must be loyal to the organization because if you loyal to me is another story. Good leadership treat all members equally.

We cannot have leadership that go around night woke municipal mayer demand money and transport for their personal gains, which is misconduct, we cannot afford to lead by that type of leadership that is power hunger and abuse power. I hope we will never electe that type of leadership again because their nothing but trouble to the revolution, we cannot lead by counter revolution, leadership that cause havoc that type of leadership is threat to the revolution. I didn't mean to hurt anyone but this is nothing but truth we cannot afford to lead by the following comrades: Cde Malebogo Lethobeng and Cde Moreetse Mosimaneeng.

TATA Madiba said I quote  "our generation fought against apartheid regim. The generation of now have the responsibility to fight against liberation and defend democracy".

Signature:-------------------------
                    Thatoyaone Moepetsane

tmoepetsane@gmail.com
0793674220

COSAS National Statement

Statement by the congress of south African students (COSAS)

The Congress of south African students (COSAS) invites members of the media to the launch of  "200 schools in 200 days"  campaign joint together with the BDSSA arranged as follows:

Date: 12 June 2015
Venue is in  Soweto (Moletsane Sports ground)

On this month commemorating the fearless generation of 1976 the organization will use this month to reclaim the day June 16 we however believe that June 16 should be student day not a youth day our formation in 1979 as the congress of south African students was influenced by the students uprising in 1976. Will also on the day of the launch of 200 days in 200 schools have a procession of a march to the venue where the launching will be taking place as part of paying tribute to the fearless students activists and the radical generation of 1976. Continuesly will on this June month intiate programs forging a war and making a clarion call against those rascals who displays our school uniforms in tarvens intoxicating alcohol saying they are celebrating June 16 we have however leant with concerns that each and every year south Africans celebrate June 16 like a festive season as the beacon of hope of the students advocating the interests of the students in pre tertiary level we find this acts very mediocre and we shall fight to the bitter end June 16 a students day no uniform shall be displayed in tarvens our uniform stands for academic excellence and its dignity shall be restored it needs to be respected. As an organization representing students of south Africa in pre tertiary level we will reclaim this day in each and every plartform we get it was a students uprising not a youth uprising we believe the students of south Africa deserves recognition in regards to the fearless mandate they vested to fight the apartheid accumulation regime Bantu education system. On our "200 schools in days" members of the National executive commitee of COSAS will be out doing school visit after the launch of the 200 hundred days in 200 schools campaign together with the BDSSA as we continue pledging our solidarity with the people of Palestine.

Issued by the the congress of south African students

Enquiries

President General Sandra Baloyi
SGO
Khulekani skosana
Zama khanyese

NATIONAL SPOKEPERSON
Jimmy Cgina
0799243473