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THE HOUSE THAT FORGOT HOW TO LAUGH

 There was no love missing in our house, because there was no love left to miss.That was our secret. We were not sad. Sad would have been easier.In House 24, 2nd Street, Germiston - the Molefes were perfect.6:00 AM - Alarm. 6:15 AM - Mom in the kitchen. The sound of the spoon against the pot. Same pot. Same porridge. Every day for 7 years. 6:30 AM - Dad at the table. Phone brightness on his face. He nods at Mom. Mom nods back. That's their good morning. 6:45 AM - Me and Junior. We eat with the TV on mute. Mom says TV at breakfast rots your brain, so we watch the pictures move with no sound.No one shouts. No one throws plates. Our neighbors who scream at each other at night - they have more life than us.We just... live. We pay. We eat. We sleep. We repeat.Then Mrs. Khumalo gave us the project."Grade 4s, for Life Skills this week: Record 10 moments your family laughed together."I took my pink notebook home like it was gold.DAY 1 - Monday I wrote the date and waited. Dinner....

https://www.iol.co.za/travel/south-africa/meet-the-woman-whose-passion-for-tourism-made-her-millions-17143755

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Meet the woman whose passion for tourism made her millions SOUTH AFRICA  /  20 SEPTEMBER 2018, 07:00AM  /  CLINTON MOODLEY Makhosi Msimango, the founder and owner of Ndzenga Tours and Safari Tours, won the MEC’s Award at the KZN Lilizela Tourism Awards last week. Picture: Supplied. Makhosi Msimango, the founder and owner of Ndzenga Tours and Safari Tours is one of the most humble people I have met. The 35-year-old from Hillcrest won the MEC’s Award at the KZN Lilizela Tourism Awards last week, yet she remains so cool, calm and collected. Seated across from her at the Premier Resort Sani Pass, Msimango beams with excitement as she talks about her first award. “I am very honoured and excited to have won this prestigious award. It has not been an easy road, especially in this challenge dominated industry. ADVERTISING inRead  invented by Teads “When you are black and a female, there are not many people who take you seriou...

Business success in Zimbabwe no longer hinges on political connections – DIDG

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INTERNATIONAL  /  16 OCTOBER 2018, 7:00PM  /  JONISAYI MAROMO Diaspora Infrastructure Development Group (DIDG) executive chairman Donovan Chimhandamba addressing potential investors and South African companies doing business in Zimbabwe at an investment summit hosted by the Zimbabwean Embassy in Johannesburg. JOHANNESBURG – The Diaspora Infrastructure Development Group, a leading investor in Zimbabwe that won the tender to recapitalise the National Railways of Zimbabwe (NRZ) to the tune of $400 million (R5.7 billion), says the days of political patronage for business were a thing of the past under President Emerson Mnangagwa. DIDG executive chairperson Donovan Chimhandamba told an investment summit in Johannesburg that under the previous administration led by former president Robert Mugabe, political clout was the ingredient for success in business and to get lucrative tenders. "It was in 2016 when we won the tender, and it was still unde...

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