Bongwadi Bja Go Rothotha Bobodu

By T.K Komane

I hear people, mostly South Africans, concerned much about assembling
togetherness from previous error's(apartheid) fragments.
Yes, that can
be practised completely if we're all in the same new culture named
"education" and show support to each individual in the culture by
providing more resources needed-that way most people will be
attracted. Once we can show that support to basic education (ethnic
behaviours and morale from our homes), we'll have the same view on the
importance of becoming together as a nation, proud South
Africans.

Failing to learn to adapt in the change, either good or bad, is
what hinders us back - but through education we can learn to.Politicians
and our government addresses that issue of "social cohesion" on some
special circumstances rather letting it be our daily talk - people can
find the true meaning of "the rainbow nation". Let's hope for the best
by instantly practising what we mean by coming together as one
nation, through education we can afford everything, though not
necessarily everything, but coming together with confidence of killing racism.