Thabiso Louiscious Nkohli
Day 2 (reflection)
By being exposed to the streets of Washington DC we got to
engage with people on a relaxed scale where people truly speak about what they
really think about South Africa. And their own country’s which i feel goes a
long as this people really freestyle and are not necessarily suppose to speak
in a certain way based on their position.
on our way we met an African American guy who posed a question asking us
why is Mrs South Africa, white whilst they
are more bath black people in Africa,
this question brought memories of 2010 when someone asked him how do we(black
South Africans ) feel about the Ms SA
was white. He was raising a very racial topical though I introduced to the setting. Out of that i was i learned how to deal and
ask controversial programme.
The south African ambassador who touched upon many important topics with regard to
leadership, a and Simon also explained to us about the project of branding that
he was busy with, which seeks to teach Americans how implement the spirit of
Ubuntu in America. In Ibrahim Rasool speech I was touched by how emphasised the
point that we should leave up to the South Africa that Nelson Mandela and FW
DeKlerk Stood up to while noticing that we should be aware that the tallest
pine tree gets the most wind. The will forever be questioning raised on our
wrong/ faults but not as much would be emphasised by the media about the good
deeds of leaders. In his attempts to promote South Africa, to move it to a point
whereby other people can learned from .
