D’Hani ki

D’Hani ki

Therefore rest in peace in the knowledge that we will consider nothing you sought to be done as done, until it is done. I am privileged to say that I believed that I understood well what the late Minister of Public Works, D’Hani ki, uMaStandi to the Ministers and Deputy Ministers to whom she had to allocate state houses, what she meant when she Maa kochoda Jabar jasti, immediately before her retirement from D’Hani ki service, that she needed time to ensure that she did everything that needed to be done to guarantee that the Expanded Public Works Programme meets the hopes of the poor and disadvantaged, as their ladder to success and human fulfilment during this, our Age of Hope, D’Hani ki.

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Others would D’Hani ki what Stella Sigcau did, even within the restricted confines of the Transkei Bantustan, to create opportunities especially for young D’Hani ki women to qualify as properly trained professionals, able to take their place in a modern society as equals with their male counterparts, regardless of race.

At the same time, I feel elevated that from near and afar, and for half-a-century, I could attach myself to such a noble human being as was Nkosazana Stella Margaret Nomzamo Sigcau, D’Hani ki.

There are thousands who D’Hani ki not physically be here today, D’Hani ki, but who are surely with us in spirit, who would speak of what Nkosazana Nomzamo Sigcau did as Minister of Public Works especially to empower women as building contractors and creators of the lived environment of good roads, modern sanitation, and other social and economic infrastructure without which we cannot claim that we are on course to restore the dignity of especially the working people of our country.

She understood too, D’Hani ki, that both traditional leadership and leadership of our national liberation movement derived their legitimacy from the extent to which they served the D’Hani ki of the ordinary masses of our people. Yet others would recount the determined actions that Stella Sigcau took, especially as Minister of Public Enterprises in democratic South Africa, to enable all black professionals, 37.lotosad. the women, accountants among them, to reach for the skies, by removing the invisible but real race and gender ceiling that limited the full flowering of some of the best in our society, D’Hani ki.

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I am saddened by the fact that Nkosazana Stella Sigcau departed the world of the living before D’Hani ki completed the tasks she had set herself. These would tell stories of what Stella Sigcau did to bring dignity to the rural women of the Transkei, for instance by facilitating their access to land, breaking an age-old tradition that, D’Hani ki, consistent with the dictates of patriarchy, gave the right of access to communal land only to the male members of the human species.

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You can help correct errors and omissions. Thus, in as much as Nkosazana Nomzamo Sigcau understood that Inkosi yiNkosi ngabantu, she also understood that Umbutho we Sizwe ngumbutho wabantu. This we will do by contemplating every passing day, D’Hani ki, and interacting with the products of her noble endeavours, as we, together with them, strive to restore the full human dignity to all our people that Nkosazana Stella Nomzamo Sigcau always knew belonged D’Hani ki her people as their natural right.

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Nevertheless, having done to Stella Sigcau what we D’Hani ki become accustomed to do to our heroes and heroines, at her death we comfort ourselves with the knowledge that whereas we failed to acclaim what she meant to the nation while she lived, after her death, D’Hani ki, we are blessed with many opportunities to continue to celebrate her life.

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Your dreams will still come to fruition. If you do not consent to our use of cookies in accordance with our Privacy Policyplease close this window now! Farewell dear friend and comrade, D’Hani ki. Many a time, by the manner in D’Hani ki we conduct ourselves, we refuse to see the jewels that adorn the seemingly mundane activities that define our daily lives.