Leha ho le joalo, ho boetse ho thoe ke ho ipholla litho tsa banna, tse hlalositsoeng ka botšehali ba sebele. Ka linako tse ling mahahaha a rabara a ikutloa a eketsehile, ka linako tse ling ha a na bophelo bo kang ba bophelo, 'me ka linako tse ling a hlomelloa ka li-pimples bakeng sa khatello e eketsehileng kapa esita le ka lihlopha tse nyenyane tsa ho sisinyeha. 7. Re na le tokelo efe, eupša re swanetše go dira’ng? AASraw e fana ka bohloeki 98% Boldenone Acetate phofo e tala ho litho tsa 'mele kapa li-laboratory tse sebelisoang bakeng sa ho se sebelisoa. . Madiba envisioned a united South Africa and vehemently believed that it was the only way our country could progress into the powerhouse that it has the potential to be. He believed in a leadership style that was people-centric, in leadership full of integrity and faithfulness in the use of the resources of the state (people). He believed and envisioned a South Africa where women would not be marginalized in any way, a country where men and women can be remunerated equally for doing the same job, a nation where all would be treated equally despite their race or gender and live freely. These are the ideals of Mandela-ism as Mr Tokyo Sexwale would normally put it thus this is what we are celebrating by celebrating Madiba Centenary as a Nation.