Sawwaf clarified that Aline Lahoud, daughter of the longstanding art family that created theatrical and musical giants, will put her fame and work to a noble cause, which is to save thousands of babies who have undergone premature births. El-Santawy and Ramadan A. Salma Dannawi Oueida - Treasurer Dr. From Arabic ست (sitt) "woman, lady" or "grandmother, madam". One notable bearer was SIT al-Berain, mother of Anwar Sadat, 3rd President of Egypt... [more] Isondelene kakhulu nathi yonke ingcebo - i-aspen. Ikhula ezindaweni eziningi zaseRussia, e-Ukraine, e-Asia naseYurophu. Esikhathini eside esidlule, okhokho bethu bebazi mayelana nokuphulukiswa kwe-aspen, ukusebenzisa ijusi, izinso, amaqabunga kanye namagxolo ngezinhloso zezokwelapha ukuphatha nokuvimbela izinhlobo ezithile zezifo. Ukulalela kudonswa kakhulu kwisigaba 50(2) se act, impikiso kumele ibe mayelana nendlu eyodwa hhayi nge-roll iyonke. Amafomu okufaka impikiso ungawathola emahhovisini akamasipala abhalwe ngaphezulu, noma kwinzululwazi kamasipala www.msunduzi.gov.za. It seems to me that most of the folks that are upset with the verdict and are being the most vocal about it are ranting that somehow TM’s civil rights were violated. In today’s day and age, with rampant crime and disregard for human life, where words like HONOR and INTEGRITY are lost in a sea of “what’s in it for me” and a rampant entitlement mentality, most of these folks couldn’t give you the proper definition of “civil rights”. They line up behind jackwagons like Rev Al Sharpton, and the NAACP and exploit social ignorance from people like Rachel Jeantel and make her the poster child for their racism case. Ngempela? These are the folks picked to fight the “civil rights” racism battle for the black community? These are who you want to stand with? Please. I think Dr. Martin Luther King would weep if he saw what a circus folks like these have turned the racism and civil rights fight, into. The fact is that racism is not the main enemy anymore for black America. Not even close. Black on Black crime, birthed by the continual breakdown of the family unit, and catalyzed by a system that says that the gov’t owes you something, and will take care of you, is a good place to start, if you really want to hit the biggest giant the black community faces. Khonamanjalo, there are some that focus on solutions and are tackling some of these mindsets. The folks at National Center for Public Policy Research and their Project 21 Initiative are folks that I will align myself with and support all day long.