Girls' and Boys' Education Movement Mpumalanga

One of our very own Buhle Mathebula❤️👑 has been invited as a guest speaker at Ligwalagwala FM,🔊📳🗣️😊Teen Zone discussion. 💯🥺The discussion will take place tomorrow at 09:05 a.m. please tune in in time to hear the full discussion. 🌹😁✈️💫🔥

Your support will be highly appreciatedThank you ❤️🤝

Congratulations to our very own GBEM Alumni from Mpumalanga, Sihle Nkabinde who represented us and participated in a Voices of One Youth dialogue with UNICEF Youth Advocate Saara Chaudhry who was speaking with young girls and boys like her in Canada and around the world, to discuss different challenges young people face today.

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Here are some of the rules of life it's important to know 😁💯❤️✨🙌

•Make peace with your past so it doesn't affect the present.
•What others think of you is none of your business
•Time heals almost everything, give it time.
•Don't compare your life to others and don't judge people. You have no idea what their journey is all about.
• At times it's alright not to know all the answers. They will come to you when you least expect it.
•You are in charge of your happiness.
•Smile you don't own all the problem on the world.

Share the rule of life you know and share the post so that people could know of these rules and get them discussed if necessary. Let's keep it moving. Your participation will be highly appreciated

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PEC Meeting ♥️💪❤️
😊we are strong 💪 together 😊😍
Let’s shape the country together 😭🥺❤️😍
Regardless of covid we're moving forward 🌍💯

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Guyyyysss 🤠🤠

He's something amazing you'll can plug in 🔌

Remember the dialogues we had during roadshows and trainings❓They are back
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kusazoba MNANDI💃🏾💃🏾
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A woman is a full circle. Within her it's the power to create, nurture and transform ❤️✨

Happy_womans_month

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One of our own Buhle Mathebula. Article published in the Mpumalanga Mirror. We so proud of you. 🤗🤗🤗💖💖

Thandolwethu Khoza took part in the ''Children discuss solutions to address racism in schools'' webinar where a handful of great minds voiced themselves out.
Who would think that in a caring , thoughtful democracy ,we needed a large political movement to remind police officers and all citizens of the simple truth that black lives matter ?
We need to understand that not all disrespect and conflict is purely about race. Religious , cultural and racial differences interweave .
Stark differences result in fervent debate and divisiveness among Christians as well as among Muslims and Jews. Racism is however among the most insidious and deepest-running challenges of our time. We need to fight as one and unite in diversity .
Each of us have the responsibility of teaching ourselves non discrimination, Teach yourself endurance and colourless love and together we'll go far.

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Today we remember the young men and women who were on the frontline of the school boycotts of 16 June 1976

Forty three years ago, thousands of students rose up against oppression. In their school uniforms, their fists in the air, and their faces bright with the fire of resistance, they confronted the heavily armed police singing: “Senzeni na? What have we done?”

The police responded by pulling triggers . Many students were wounded, many lost their lives and many others had to flee the country and go to foreign lands.

Today we salute you: Hector Peterson, Mbuyisa Makhubu, Tsietsi Mashinini and all the youth of 1976, whose sacrifices ensured we could be free today. It is their direct contributions and of successive generations that allow us to sit here today as free men and women.


Young people have been the vanguard of our democratic revolution. It is you, the youth, who have taken up the struggles of a new generation – for economic freedom, for access to land and for access to education.

It is you who are the voice of our national conscience as we build a South Africa free of racism, of sexism, of xenophobia and other forms of discrimination.

It is you, the youth of this country, who remind us that our liberation is not complete as long as millions of our people live in poverty, are jobless and remain on the margins of society. Let us as the youth focus on education to fight against the poverty, joblessness and other things.

During this pandemic majority of the youth is affected as there is lack of adequate social protection. Some of us have been experiencing hardships during this pandemic. Despite of it let's have courage and be positive everything will be alright.

Happy youth month

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