More About The People's Dialogue With Herman Mashaba

More about The People's Dialogue by DA ex-Mayor of Johannesburg Mr. Herman Mashaba.

Solution No.46 is my small talk of the millennium country challenges. Where I share with you other alternative ways to help our people to grow and to reach their full potential. South Africa is not the same anymore and our people have lost faith and confidence in the ANC & DA government. We need a new breed of leadership and community initiatives to inspire a new revolution of free thinkers to liberate our people from “group mentality and control". Individuals who can read and write, and not only show and tell, but "do it an prove it".

Mr. Herman Mashaba Courtesy of SABC

We need leaders and people who can lead by example and make positive contributions to our institutions of government. Rewrite and redefine a new dawn and paradigm thinking if change is what the citizens want and not politicians' wishes. Current radio and broadcasting systems and political parties have become complacent and the public broadcasters do not have enough space to accommodate everyone's' voice.

We Need To Clean Up South Africa - Like Botswana & Swaziland

Therefore, we need to stand up and represent our own ideals, be it in education, job creation, technology or religious groups especially entrepreneurship and education. People and religions to stand up and take full responsibility for the future we want to see happen. (The space for this to happen is overcrowded by foreign nationals). We never had a chance to find ourselves or redefine our freedom after 1994. To chart a collective path for all citizens to equally benefit from the countries resources and existing opportunities.

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Life is a canvas where individuals can draw the landscape of their dreams and visions to a beautiful Kaleidoscope of their own grand designs. We have to “BE” alive to remain in control of our destiny. Rain or Shine! This is the order of our destiny as a people and how it was meant to operate. Love it, and we can dance with wolves to prove we're brave humans and can "defend our rights against invasion of privacy" or we can complain and demand respect without earning it. In which case this will defy our hopes and defeat our purpose to discover our self worth of life’s hidden and limitless possibilities. At least individuals who have business skills and practical existing knowledge of how companies operate and have themselves proven to own at least an SMME.

The time is not tomorrow, but now. Use our talents and skills, knowledge and corporate work experiences to make the country a better place for those who live and belong in it. If God should want to bless South Africa and all people who live in it – It should be for the right reasons and not selfish motives. Our current status as a country was set on a wrong foundation and precedence of corrupt government officials of ANC, who have destroyed our hopes and dreams in the process of defeating Apartheid.

We need new dreamers and leaders from responsible communities. Men and women to steer the future of our homes and country with dignity, good news, and clarity of purpose. By being good role models of integrity our society can depend on. Good husbands and wives or true leaders are hard to find, yet they exist among us. We need fathers who will protect their wives, daughters and grandchildren against abuse and molestation by shady dark acquaintances of a bad companionship.

Courtesy SA Marriages Awards Association

Our nation needs brave men and women to take up the baton of the countries' government values to fight a curse of poor leadership and corruption and maladministration of municipalities financial abuse. To inspire hope and confidence to our youth and the nation to rise and be counted in the global map of countries that build good moral values and contribute to the human-race development.

South Africa can prove the world wrong about who we really are as a people if we unite and stand for a good cause. This is one of them. We must have honest credible men and women who can lead and guide our youth with humility, integrity and dignity. To unify our nations' spirit and the soul of our families and the economy to strive for the best and to thrive as good citizens.

Courtesy of Brand Ambassador Magazine.

We should find men and women with strong determination to challenge a bad negative history of our society into a promising mystery full of a good positive vibes and optimism! Embrace leaders who speak from the heart and mean what they say. Men who stand by their words with conviction to honor and touch every pore of our soul as they fill us with hope when trauma envelopes our society with doubts and dark despair the nation is facing today.

Our new South African motto should be for "God To Bless South Africa And All People Who Live in It". And this principle be preceded by a people's self declaration introspection commitment, that states: "It is not what God can do for Us - But what We can do with the God that is INSIDE us". Everything should start with personal clarity of purpose and self determination and not entitlement to own everything we do not even deserve. Everything in life should be earned with honesty and integrity.

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