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MK Communications Doesn't Understand Or They Don’t Know President Zuma's Vision.
President Zuma Said In Our Inception Meetings From Day One: MK Will NOT Do A Manifesto. We Don't Guess What The People Or Communities Need, We ENGAGE Them On How To Serve Them. That's How THE PEOPLE'S MANDATE was born !!! Built By A Committee Established That Went Out To The People And Communities To Engage In Service Delivery Issues.
President Zuma’s Vision Is Being Diluted By Those Around Him That Have Missed The Plot🤞🏾
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The Ministry of Justice and Labour Relations has called for stronger human oversight of artificial intelligence (AI) in justice systems, warning that the adoption of digital technologies must not undermine accountability, fairness or the public’s right to challenge decisions.
Ministry Executive Director Audrin Mathe said justice institutions must ensure that responsibility for decisions remains with people, even as AI is increasingly used to improve administrative processes and service delivery.
Speaking at the 2026 Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) Global Roundtable on Equal Access to Justice in Istanbul, Türkiye, on Wednesday, Mathe said the use of AI should be transparent and subject to appropriate safeguards.
“Responsibility cannot be delegated to an algorithm. People should know when AI is used. They should be able to challenge an outcome. Higher risk requires stronger oversight,” he said.
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Please, I’ll not be part of this conversation. I too want to become a director in government like our friends @toys_ndjebela and @AudrinMathe.🙈🤣
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Africa’s earliest civilisation:
1.Egypt
2.Sudan
3.Mauritania
4.Nigeria
5.Libya
6.Ethiopia
7.Eritrea
8.Tunisia
9.Algeria
10.Morocco
Africa’s earliest civilisation:
1.Egypt
2.Sudan
3.Mauritania
4.Nigeria
5.Libya
6.Ethiopia
7.Eritrea
8.Tunisia
9.Algeria
10.Morocco
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Facts About Africa
1.Number of Countries in Africa – 54 internationally recognised sovereign states
2.Largest Country in Africa – Algeria
3.Smallest Country in Africa – Seychelles
4.Most Populous Country in Africa – Nigeria
5.Largest Island in Africa – Madagascar
6.Longest River in Africa – Nile River
7.Highest Mountain in Africa – Mount Kilimanjaro
8.Largest Lake in Africa – Lake Victoria
9.Largest Desert in Africa – Sahara Desert
10.Largest Forest Region in Africa – Congo Basin Rainforest
11.Largest Economy in Africa – South Africa (by nominal GDP, based on 2026 IMF estimates)
12.Longest Coastline in Africa – Madagascar (Somalia has the longest coastline on mainland Africa)
13.Largest Waterfall in Africa – Victoria Falls
14.Major Mountain Range in Africa – Atlas Mountains
15.Lowest Exposed Land Elevation in Africa – The shore of Lake Assal, Djibouti
16.Largest Sea Bordering Africa – Mediterranean Sea
17.Highest Capital City in Africa – Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
18.Oldest University in Africa – University of al-Qarawiyyin, Morocco (founded in 859 CE)
19.Busiest Airport in Africa – Cairo International Airport, Egypt
Note: The African Union has 55 member states because it includes the Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic; the commonly cited
Facts About Africa
1.Number of Countries in Africa – 54 internationally recognised sovereign states
2.Largest Country in Africa – Algeria
3.Smallest Country in Africa – Seychelles
4.Most Populous Country in Africa – Nigeria
5.Largest Island in Africa – Madagascar
6.Longest River in Africa – Nile River
7.Highest Mountain in Africa – Mount Kilimanjaro
8.Largest Lake in Africa – Lake Victoria
9.Largest Desert in Africa – Sahara Desert
10.Largest Forest Region in Africa – Congo Basin Rainforest
11.Largest Economy in Africa – South Africa (by nominal GDP, based on 2026 IMF estimates)
12.Longest Coastline in Africa – Madagascar (Somalia has the longest coastline on mainland Africa)
13.Largest Waterfall in Africa – Victoria Falls
14.Major Mountain Range in Africa – Atlas Mountains
15.Lowest Exposed Land Elevation in Africa – The shore of Lake Assal, Djibouti
16.Largest Sea Bordering Africa – Mediterranean Sea
17.Highest Capital City in Africa – Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
18.Oldest University in Africa – University of al-Qarawiyyin, Morocco (founded in 859 CE)
19.Busiest Airport in Africa – Cairo International Airport, Egypt
Note: The African Union has 55 member states because it includes the Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic; the commonly cited
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NO! I’d say there are equally passionate professionals elsewhere. The long hours are largely because we have a shortage of doctors in GRN. The GP sector is becoming saturated, so most GPs face different pressures. The answer is to train more doctors and level the playing field.
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I agree Tate Mathe. I did not mean the “whatever they’re asking” in the literal sense 😅. But rather they deserve what they get and possibly a bit more 👀. I believe that professions like Police officers, teachers, nurses and doctors, should be motivated more by passion not money
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Namibia has accepted 255 recommendations from United Nations member states following the adoption of its fourth-cycle Universal Periodic Review outcome at the UN Human Rights Council in Geneva.
Delivering the opening statement at the council’s 63rd session, Executive Director of the Ministry of Justice and Labour Relations, Audrin Mathe, outlined national progress in education, gender equality and social protection.
According to Dr Mathe, 95% of children aged six to 16 now attend school. He also highlighted ongoing efforts to increase the representation of women in leadership positions and combat human trafficking.
Mathe added that the accepted recommendations would be aligned with national development plans and Vision 2030.
Addressing the 35 recommendations noted rather than accepted by the government, Mathe explained that the decision does not signify disagreement with their underlying human rights principles. Instead, it reflects legal, constitutional or policy considerations requiring further national consultation.
The executive director acknowledged challenges related to poverty, unemployment and violence, reaffirming that addressing them remains a government priority.
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