YOUTH DAY

JUNE 16

The Soweto uprising, also know as June 16, is a series of protests led by high school students in South Africa that began on the morning of 16 June 1976. Students from numerous Sowetan schools began to protest in the streets of Soweto in response to the introduction of Afrikaans as the medium of instruction in local schools. An estimated 20,000 students took part in the protests. The number of people who died is usually given as 176. With estimates of up to 700. June 16 is now a public holiday, Youth Day, in South African, in remembrance of the events of 1976.

THE POTHOLES

Potholes can cause accidents 


They lie in wait on the roads, around every turn and over every blind rise, waiting to trip up the unsuspecting motorist and cost you money. They are Potholes of course, Potholes are responsible for most tyre damage we see in our fitment centres. 

SOUTH AFRICA HEALTHCARE

Residence fed-up with poor medical service if you arrive at the clinic at 07:00 in the morning the chance are very good that you will not get any help at all. We do not have a choice either you get up very early or you get no service. Said the employee’s at Clinic 

FACTS ABOUT BOTSWANA

The Botswana people are known for their love of (ting yamabele) sour-tasting porridge made from sorghum, with texture somewhere between stiff and soft. Ting yamabele has become popular, especially around Gauteng and the Free State. It is best served with pounded meat, boiled meat, or my absolute favourite : Trotters 

THE NEW NOTES

SOUTH AFRICAN MONEY

DIFFERENT CULTURES

South Africa has got 11 official languages 

                     Afrikaans
                     English
                     IsiNdebele
                     IsiXhosa
                     IsiZulu
                     Sesotho sa Leboa
                     Sesotho
                     Setswana
                     siSwati
                     Tshivenda
                     Xitsonga

English is the one used mostly for communication and even in school,
Zulu has larger number of people even from those times of Shaka Zulu the king of Zulu nation back in the days .

SOUTH AFRICAN VEGETABLES

This are the most popular vegetables in South Africa  : Cabbage, Tomatoes, Potato

Most people  in Townships love the Cabbage whereas the the Potatoes are used in many ways  

you can make chips of Potatoes you can also make Potato Salad or a Mush Potato, Well tomatoes you can just slice them up for some salads or make some tomato soup.