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Time keeping
"African Time" is a stigma that we ourselves painted ourselves with and at the end promote it knowingly and unknowingly. This is not a good trend and does do much good to our development as human being.
How can this be solved or at least be minimized?
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Permalink Reply by Schalk van Heerden on
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Hola, I heard a very funny thing which said: "the white man owns a watch, but Africans owns the time."
Its kind of funny and sometimes people must also learn to relax. But there is a time to be professional and be on time, and then in social life we can be more chill.
But twice now the Pirates and Chiefs games have been delayed because the crowds were late, and I think that is very bad, and creating a culture that is not helpful for the future of our country.
Anyway, interesting question, I would wonder what people say...
last thought: if we want to watch Man U play Arsenal, everyone is in front of TV on time, even those without watches...
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Permalink Reply by SKENKI SIMON BLANGWE on
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That's true Bra we must learn to be always on time so that we can be professional.
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Permalink Reply by Ayanda Sacred on
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LOL good one schalk, but I like what you say about Social life. in other words time keeping needs timing
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