Comments on: The Gibson Sakong Interview

By: Paul Gwangwa

Paul Gwangwa — Sun, 06 Mar 2011 07:46:06 +0000

it is really pleasing to hear that there is some people who cares about this country and are willing to help those who want to learn and change their life i am a witness of that i now see things deferently since i am taking part on this webside i hope god will give you strength to keep doing the good
things.

By: Thupe Phillip Marumule

Thupe Phillip Marumule — Thu, 13 Jan 2011 15:58:04 +0000

I am profoundly humbled by the way in which the background of the founder did not limit his way of thinking and his ambition to succeed.

By: Kgopololo Moses Toto

Kgopololo Moses Toto — Thu, 06 May 2010 20:41:14 +0000

I must first state that i am amongst the few who knows the executive chairman of MoAc personally and had interactions with him therefore it touches my heart deeply when i read though the interview because the subjects addressed by MoAc are real and true.

I agree, we need leaders who can come out in public and show thier contribution to society, there are so few inspires we know off in our communities that it makes one feel good and inspired to read about the life, sacrifices,efforts and the determination of our very own.

Bravo and long live MoAc!!!

By: stella gladness skosana

stella gladness skosana — Fri, 30 Apr 2010 07:52:05 +0000

we need to stand as a form and provide motivation to those who are demotivated,i hope that is one of the MoAc massions and objectives. Our youth needs something to do especialy for this long school holidays. i do not want to imagine how much idling we going to experience

By: Mpondo II kaMhlanganiso Mbotho

Mpondo II kaMhlanganiso Mbotho — Mon, 19 Apr 2010 16:09:21 +0000

I agree with you Eric my brother, as long as there is a will even a child that lives in a poverty stricken community can one day become a doctor, however manipulated the system is in our country.We need people that will change the paradigm of leadership and like the Chairman mentions in his standpoints, competent,accountable leaders.

grooming such and also making people conscious of politics, and leadership as a whole.I liked what was uttered by the Chairman for the fact that many of us tend to try too hard to change every institution, meaning we want to have a perfect system, with perfect institutions instead of having complementary working institutions together contributing to one goal in making and creating a better system that hones better producers rather than consumers, and i do agree with that and also condemn laziness and lack of willingness.

as they always utter, “United we stand, divided we fall”.

By: MBUYAZI ERIC MHLENGI

MBUYAZI ERIC MHLENGI — Thu, 15 Apr 2010 06:15:17 +0000

KNOWING WHO IS THE FOUNDER OF MONTSHEPETJA AND WHERE THAT PERSON COMES FROM IS MOTIVATIO ENOUGH FOR THOSE WHO ARE IN SIMILAR SITUATIONS AS THE EXECUTIVE CHAIRPERSON, EVEN THOSE WHO ARE NOTHING LIKE THWE EXECUTIVE CHAIRPERSON BUT THRIVE IN THE SAME DREAM, VISION AND MISSION AS HIM.