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As a public servant this doesn't look good at all. Do these guys respect the uniform? Saps #BRICSSummit2023 #SenzoMeyiwaTrial Edwin Sodi #ZimDecides2023 Zimbabwe mshololo mamelodi Sundowns tirelo rest in peace mbeki discovery bank RIP Legend

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Honoring a Victory for Human Rights Today, I arrived in the Central Kgalagadi Game Reserve (CKGR) to honor the life of Gaoberekwe Pitseng, a man whose right to be buried in his ancestral land was unjustly denied by the previous government. For nearly three years, his body remained in a mortuary as his family fought tirelessly for the dignity of his final resting place. As their former legal representative, I worked alongside his family to advocate for their wishes, but sadly, the court ruled against us, siding with the government at the time. Basarwa, like all of us, hold deeply rooted indigenous beliefs that deserve respect and recognition. It was profoundly unjust for Gaoberekwe Pitseng to be denied the right to choose his resting place, a privilege afforded to every other Motswana. Upon assuming office, I directed that this government would no longer contest his burial in CKGR. Instead, we granted his family the opportunity to lay him to rest in his ancestral home, fulfilling what his spirit needed to rest in peace. I wish it never had to come to this, but we are here now, finally making this right. Tomorrow, on World Human Rights Day, Gaoberekwe Pitseng will be buried in CKGR, resting in perfect peace with his ancestors. This is a powerful moment for human rights, dignity, and justice. I joined our people in CKGR today to prepare for this significant occasion. It is well! 🙏 #GaoberekwePitsengRests #HumanRights #CentralKgalagadiGameReserve
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Honoring a Victory for Human Rights Today, I arrived in the Central Kgalagadi Game Reserve (CKGR) to honor the life of Gaoberekwe Pitseng, a man whose right to be buried in his ancestral land was unjustly denied by the previous government. For nearly three years, his body remained in a mortuary as his family fought tirelessly for the dignity of his final resting place. As their former legal representative, I worked alongside his family to advocate for their wishes, but sadly, the court ruled against us, siding with the government at the time. Basarwa, like all of us, hold deeply rooted indigenous beliefs that deserve respect and recognition. It was profoundly unjust for Gaoberekwe Pitseng to be denied the right to choose his resting place, a privilege afforded to every other Motswana. Upon assuming office, I directed that this government would no longer contest his burial in CKGR. Instead, we granted his family the opportunity to lay him to rest in his ancestral home, fulfilling what his spirit needed to rest in peace. I wish it never had to come to this, but we are here now, finally making this right. Tomorrow, on World Human Rights Day, Gaoberekwe Pitseng will be buried in CKGR, resting in perfect peace with his ancestors. This is a powerful moment for human rights, dignity, and justice. I joined our people in CKGR today to prepare for this significant occasion. It is well! 🙏 #GaoberekwePitsengRests #HumanRights #CentralKgalagadiGameReserve

Duma Gideon Boko

31,495 views • 1 year ago

Yooooo what's up with Fortnite bots in chapter 7?! They've evolved like CRAZY! Look at this movement. Bro literally cracked my shield and had pretty good movement. I have a working theory that there are actually A LOT more bots than we think there are in matches. not the 30-50% they tell us there are but actually like 90%. I'm not talking about just for low skilled players like me, I think the high tier players have these next level bots or even better all over their matches too. What do you think?
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Yooooo what's up with Fortnite bots in chapter 7?! They've evolved like CRAZY! Look at this movement. Bro literally cracked my shield and had pretty good movement. I have a working theory that there are actually A LOT more bots than we think there are in matches. not the 30-50% they tell us there are but actually like 90%. I'm not talking about just for low skilled players like me, I think the high tier players have these next level bots or even better all over their matches too. What do you think?

Quantum Camper

51,838 views • 2 months ago