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2025 a Year of ‘Great Hope’ – President Ramaphosa

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Can you believe it, fellow South Africans? We are stepping into 2025 with a spring in our steps and hope in our hearts. President Ramaphosa just gave his New Year address, and let me tell you, it was like a warm hug for the nation. He’s calling on all of us to come together and work hand in hand for a brighter future and that’s something we all want.

The President wishes for a peaceful and prosperous year for every single one of us. It’s like he’s inviting us all to a big national braai where everyone’s welcome and there’s plenty to go around.

Reflection on 2024: A Year of Change and Progress

Oh boy, 2024 was quite a ride. We celebrated 30 years of freedom –  believe it’s been that long. It feels like just yesterday we were all queuing up to vote for the first time. Speaking of voting, how about those elections we had? They went off without a hitch, peaceful as a Sunday afternoon. It showed how we can all come together and let our voices be heard.

Establishment of the Government of National Unity (GNU)

Interestingly, the election results led to something we haven’t seen before – a Government of National Unity. Imagine that, ten political parties working together! It’s like a big family gathering where everyone’s pitching in to make things better. They’re all focused on growing our economy, creating jobs, reducing poverty, and making life better for all of us. It’s like they’re all pulling on the same rope, and that’s pretty exciting.

Economic Improvements and Infrastructure Investments

Things are looking up on the money front too. We’re seeing more jobs, prices aren’t shooting up as fast, and there’s more cash flowing into the things we all use every day. Roads, railways, electricity, and housing – they’re all getting a bit of love. It’s like we’re giving our country a much-needed makeover!

Tackling the Energy and Logistics Crises

Remember those days when the lights would go out all the time? Well, we’re making progress there too. And it’s not just about keeping the lights on – our trains and trucks are running smoother too. It’s all thanks to everyone working together – businesses, workers, and the government. It’s like we’re all part of one big team, pushing to make things better.

Efforts to Combat Crime and Gender-Based Violence (GBV)

Now, let’s talk about something serious for a moment. Operation Shanela has been cracking down on the bad guys – organized crime, illegal mining, extortion, you name it. And there’s more good news: we’re getting tougher on gender-based violence. The government is stepping up, especially in getting men and boys involved in preventing it. It’s like we’re all becoming guardians of each other’s safety.

Acknowledging Remaining Challenges

Look, we’re not out of the woods yet. We still need more jobs, and more growth, and we need to tackle those pesky inequalities that have been around for too long. But we’re not giving up. We’re rolling up our sleeves and getting to work. It’s like we’re all on a long hike – we’ve come a long way, but we’ve still got some distance to cover.

Looking Ahead: A Year of Great Hope

So, what’s on the horizon for 2025? Well, get ready for a National Dialogue where we all get to have our say about where we want our country to go. We’re hosting the first G20 Summit in Africa! It’s like we’re inviting the whole world over to our place. How cool is that?

A Call for Unity and Blessings for the Nation

At the end of the day, we’re all in this together. We’ve shown how tough we can be when times get hard. Now, let’s show how amazing we can be when we work together. The President sends his love and blessings to all of us. So, here’s to 2025, friends – may it be a year of great hope for all of us!

 

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