PASMA Buffalo City TVET College

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TO : BCC STUDENTS
FROM : PASMA (BCC)
SUBJECT: LGBTQI AWARENESS
DATE : 23 APRIL 2019
Sons and Daughters of the soil receive our warm
humblest revolutionary greetings, hopefully this
communique will find you in a good healthy
spirit.
SOCIAL HEALTH AND EMPOWERMENT (S.H.E)
Organization in Partnership with PASMA is
Hosting the an LGBTQI awareness weekend and
you are invited on the 26th of April, there will be
a Fun walk starting at 8:00am in BCC college
main campus (Southernwood) to the City Hall
(East London). The theme is "IN HER SHOES "
you are required to follow the theme were males
must be in heals with make up on basically being
a lady and females should dress up like Males
the whole theme is to create awareness around
discrimination towards the LGBTQI community as
later on the day we will be having a dailogue that
will be breaking down on the issue of sexism and
Gender discrimination.
On the 27th to 28 we will be finishing it
off with a tournament in ABSA STADIUM.
You don't want to Miss it!
The people from the LGBTQI community needs
our support it is time their voices to be heard
let's stand and unite against gender
discrimination.
For more infor contact:
+277147164

"Odenkyem du nsuo mu, nso ohome mframa"- Akhan /Twi Proverb. The meaning of this Akan Ebe is that the crocodile(denkem) lives in water but it breathes air. The isiXhosa equivalent is - "Intlonipho kuyiNgwenya" meaning respect is like a crocodile(ingwenya) which respects its nature and inability to breathe under water unlike those(aquatic creatures it lives amongst). In laymen terms and in moral this means that Afurakanu/Afuraitkaitnit(Africans) should not imitate or breathe under water(do as the whites and their progeny do)like those people(races) it lives around lest it suffocates and dies.

Respect for ourselves as Black people is connected to our adherence to our culture, spirituality/ religion endowing us with resilience in hardship . Overcoming our suffering as Africans which is systematically imposed on Blacks by Eurocentrism and subject to neo-colonialism has long been linked to our practise of our Ancestral Inherited culture. Improper diets which dominates the food we eat was introduced to us at the Expense OF our traditional culinary Abatuum/ Black/Soul seed food and fruit ,regular proper exercises.
Properly called Smai Tawi~meaning(unity with Smai(Set) also "Life" are expansive poles which actually tunes our Spirits(Egyptian KA, sahu. Akhan peoples call it the OKra or Kra/Nkra ~ function or divine pupose. This Obosom or Ntr(Neteru) resides in the head region what the amaXhosa say "yhi Koro" in stick fighting (fm Kait), meaning soul, black!, food, cow and mound.
NgesiXhosa :~ iKoro okanye"Ka"-Isima phambili esithetha kwindawo yokubanga umNtu okanye into , umzekelo : umSebenzi( the work) "Ka"(of, belonging to). Which in this context is elucidated in the books. KARAKASA: The Origin of the Term "CHAKRA and Nkwa/ANKH The Origin of the Term YOGA(Sanskrit "yewg" bind, join or tie). In isiXhosa we shall term ukuGotywa okanye ukuQhina(Qiniseka ukuQhubeka ukuFunda. ; to be bent, tutored, trained ) co-jointly comparing the terms phonetically, etymologically ( linguistically and cosmologically . This correlation can be further interpreted with the Charcoal hieroglyph(writings of divinity) script "pictogram" correctly called the Medw Ntr in our primordial language, which was also a mascellaneous system and the element CARBON . The Body(Kamit/Egyptian Kht umZimba ngesiXhosa) and Souls( Kamit KwaNtu(Qamata) Egyptian Ba(iNgQondo ) are animated enlivened by the KA as suggested by the hieroglyphics for terms Ba and letter B being both a bird with mans head and a lower leg(sole of foot meets soil/land animating the nervous system/body and further by planting). This should tell us how the Soul, Spirit ground the Body or what many may call "Kemetic Yoga".
The contractive/masculine aspect of Martial Offense and self- defense skills applied in a purely Afrocentric way could curb and eradicate habit causing diseases. This lifestyle including alcohol and drug(including narcotics & OTC medicines)use and abuse de alienates from our religion as Afurakani/ AfuRaitKaitNit(African people).Excerpt from the book Nkwamua~ Whole life journal by Odwirafo Kwesi Ra Nehem Ptah Akhan

we ma pasma dumela!!!

Today we remember the blood shed for us. we remember Poqo!! Sharpvile day.
izwe lethu

To: Youth of BCM
Pasma Graduates
Pasma Members
From: PAYCO TT NYOBO Regional Task Team
Subject: Invitation
Date: 19 February 2017

Receive our warm revolutionary greetings from the office of Payco RTT scriber on behalf of the task team.

As we have demonstrated as the youth of PAC through the ranks of PASMA what we are capable of, what we can do and how much we are committed to the struggle of young people towards the development of our societies. The youth of PAC have shown that the spirit of the late Prof Sobukwe,Uncle Zeph Mothopeng still lives and they might have killed Prof Sobukwe but his ideas still lives and through us they shall never die. Many students and graduates know about Pasma and what it has done for them, but when they go home they cant find the same vanguard of our people that can do to our communities as Pasma does back in campus. This then leave our brothers and sisters vulnerable and victims of all the ills that are challenging our brothers and sisters in our communities,challenges such as unemployment,drug abuse,teenage pregnancy,ANC propaganda,etc.

It is because of the above mention reasons that we come to you proudly and rejoicing to announce that a solution to our youth challenges have been found and that solution is another youth wing of PAC,the one that is not limited within the parameters of the institutions of high learning but also reaches our communities and address decisively the challenges of young people. Thus we wish this communique might find you in good spirit as it seeks to invite all young people of Buffalo City Metropolitan to come and join the solution of young people the Pan Africanist Youth Congress of Azania (Payco). Be it you are a community member residing here in BCM or student studying in any institution/ schools around BCM, you are all welcome to come and join us and help us help you.

All those who are interested to join us you can contact us on the contact details mentioned below.

Izwe lethu.

Issued by Payco RTT:

Ntando Ncamane
Convener
+27 84 232 3847
[email protected]

Mawethu Lusiba Sobetwa
Scriber
0738708924
[email protected]

Ayanda Dlodlo
Organiser
071 007 7337
ayandadlodlo5@gmail

Being a new kid in the block is not easy. Kodwa u Poqo akabethwa.