#AntiWhitism Not only does Ramaphosa want to break the “natural order of things” like a good marxist, he has made it clear BBBEE Affirmative Action defines South Africa and is not only here to stay, but will be extended! Having been given his billions on a silver platter, just because he is black, he now want to use his weaseling ability of profiteering by racebaiting, to extend the gravy train and make black privilege and black supremacy the norm in South Africa. If you are white, or a minority the writing is undeniably on the wall. ANC has been in charge of everything, that Ramaphosa complains about, for a quarter century, yet STILL he complains?
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VIDEO: Lying DRAMAphosa Blames SA Whites for Domestic Violence & George Floyd! BBBEE & AA Defines South Africa & is Here to Stay!
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Not Just Whites Fleeing SA – Wits Vice Chancellor Leaving Wits & South Africa for UK. Adam Habib Sites Pressure From Corrupt Elites Demanding Preferential Treatment For Children as Reason!
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The brain drain and exodus from South Africa is not just whites fleeing, as mainstream media would have you believe. Even liberals like Wits University Vice Chancellor, Adam Habib, has announced his resignation from Wits and says he is also leaving South Africa, to settle in England. Among the reasons he sites the shocking experiences from students’ parents who “offer to do something” for him if he lets their children be admitted to medical school and he looks after their child once admitted.
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TECHNOLOGY NEWS:- Students develop diagnosis app for deaf people
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Cost-effective solutions to help deaf people navigate healthcare in developing countries is exactly what Banele Mhlongo and Vuma Mthembu, fourth-year medical students at the University of Cape Town (UCT), are trying to achieve with the app they are developing.
For people who are deaf, dealing with public services such as police stations or healthcare facilities without a sign-language interpreter can be stressful or at worst potentially dangerous. They are less likely to make use of healthcare facilities due to communication barriers, which can lead to an incorrect diagnosis or less than satisfactory treatment options.
The two students believe that communicating with the deaf is a vital aspect to create stronger health systems. Already, there is a strong focus on communication with patients at the UCT Health Science Faculty, where students learn isiXhosa and Afrikaans to ensure that patients can understand and respond to relevant questions when obtaining a medica
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