We celebrate you for the contribution you made and continue to make to our society, for the achievements that have been made for women’s rights and to acknowledge the difficulties and prejudices that many of you still face.

So, here at Kak Duidelik, Ferril & I just want to wys that we respect and value all of you and we want to wish you a happy Women’s Day.

Die message kom ‘n dag laat, maar ek het gecheck julle word sieka almal gepamper byrie hubby of boyfriend

“Now you have touched the women, you have struck a rock; you have dislodged a boulder; you will be crushed”

Further reading on Women’s Day:

• Women24 – Defining Women’s Day
• Wikipedia Article – National Women’s Day

Safe!

Mulla

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Met al die bomb scares wat ‘ie rounds maak innie Kaap en ‘ie recent terrorist attacks innie Mumbai is die genoeg om jou broek vuil te maak.

Luckily wassit ‘ie die keur ‘n bomb ‘ie, maar ‘n City Liner bus se engine wat gebas het.

Die next moment het die gebeur:

Ons hoep maar net dat niks soes wat in Mumbai gebeur het in Suid Afrika heppen ‘ie.

Safe mense
Mulla en Ferril

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I’ve been talking to this bra, Ronald Dyers, from a beweging called South African Movement for Equality (SAME).

Basically what SAME wants to achieve is to get the SABC to air shows that kullid mense can relate to. This includes shows on TV and Radio.

At the moment, there are fokkol kullid targeted shows on TV similar to Muvango and Eastern Mosaic or radio stations similar to Lotus FM, Lesedi FM or Thobela FM to name but a few.

These ouense have so far formally contacted the SABC to start proceedings into getting this inbalance addressed.

If you want to read the letter, you can download is hiesa.

For more information or to offer your support, contact SAME on the following details:

Ronald S. Dyers – Chairman of SAME
www.same.org.za
info@same.org.za

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Happy Youth Day to all the youth of South Africa.

This evening, after watching Noelene, I thought to myself… it’s time to speak up once again for the youth! Ek is nou gatvol van die kak!

Now, I used to be a Noelene fan, until more and more of her shows were focused on black people – black not being all other than white. Now my God, what are we doing here mense? Aren’t we supposed to be a united ‘new’ South Africa? What are we trying to show the youth of SA?

I was watching Noelene for 10 minutes this evening, and after the 10th minute I started to feel extreme hatred and anger towards the show.

Almost every black person that was asked the question, “what makes your company different in the market?” or, “why did you start your company?” came back with the response of or close to…

We saw there weren’t any young black women/persons in the market.

We wanted to create an avenue for black people…

NOTHING TO DO ABOUT YOUTH MUTHA FUCKA!

Shouldn’t the response be more to do about ALL the youth of South Africa? What happened to the coloured youth? The Asian youth? The indian youth?

I think more people should be trying to invest in something more for the youth of this country. I’m not going to say more, but I have some plans in the pipeline!

If we all try and give the youth (those that can and can’t afford) opportunities to make themselves great, then we can be proud of where South Africa is headed!

So to all the youth of South Africa, don’t let people get you down! When you’re being ignored, tramped on, hurt, bullied or just plain pushed aside, keep your heads up and keep dreaming. Because without any dreams, there’s nothing to reach for!

Ferril

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The new name will be FOKOLWE.

This is because WE have FOKOL:

FOKOL power,
Fokol petrol,
Fokol safety,
Fokol diesel,
Fokol law and order,
Fokol doctors,
Fokol jobs,
Fokol place in jail

Just plain fokol ………………………….

Ferril

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