High levels of crime in SA - Sylvester Mashilo shares his story
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- Опубліковано 20 сер 2024
- As we follow on from yesterday's discussion on the country's high level of crime and as different sections of the society and civil organizations continue to react on latest crime statistics, we ask what is needed for the country to turn the tide? The statistics reveal that 19 murders took place at institutions of learning, including day care centres. Meanwhile, Police Minister Bheki Cele has partly attributed the high crime levels to alcohol and drugs. For some more reaction to this, we are now joined by Sylvester Mashilo, who is the Managing Director at Sylvester Mashilo Foundation
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What a fantastic interview. This young man Sylvester's testimony should be used to influence so many other men. All things are possible when you believe in yourself and your will to change.
That is so profound and powerful Mr Mashilo
I'm so proud of you Man you're an amazing blessings to your Mom and to the society....l love you my Brother ❤️❤️
What an inspirational interview. Well done and amazing transformation my brother 👏
I Salute Brother..GREAT SPEAKER
Powerful sharing
Forgivessness within oneself is the STRONG VIRTUE which brings Healing.....
I like his way of thinking
I don’t believe everybody wants a tavern lifestyle….
Some of us has families and kids…..
Not everybody is negative….
What is really your hassle for not wanting to help the homeless and unemployed… .???
Do to others as you want done to you!!!
Peace prosperity and pleasure for everybody and everything ❤☮❤☮😎🥴🍀🐜
Before he counsels and advises,he should clearly tell us what his story? What crime did he commit?hai maan
He committed abuses that are not necessarily criminal. Cheating on our women with multiple women is not criminal. Spending Thurdsay to Monday with our friends drinking at the lounges away from our families is not a crime. These are the kinda things that karma tends to handle later on in life, not the law
A nice slap. my goodness
If you give people R1500 per month crime will reduce by 80%!!!
Instead of paying for police forces the money can be used for grants!!!
Go n work n make a leaving for ur self insted ov waiting for goverments to give u grant wat can u buy wit 1500 rand
@@reznikboris5
Create some real jobs and you will get people who wants jobs
There are no jobs!!!!
It’s easy to be beligerend when you are one of the entitled……
@@reznikboris5 Pay Reparations! You & your forefathers having been living for FREE after Raping Our LAND & Resources! 🙏🏿👏🏾
If you gove them R1500 and close shebeens and taverns in all residential areas.
@@ToxxicMafia not necessary to go to that extreme….