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🌍 Happy Heritage Day, South Africa! 🇿🇦 Today isn’t just about celebrating where we come from—it’s about embracing who we are becoming! Heritage Day reminds us of the beauty in our differences, the strength in our stories, and the power of unity. Just like our nation’s diverse cultures, each one of us has our own journey, filled with challenges, victories, and lessons that shape us into who we are today. It’s easy to feel stuck or defined by your past, but remember this: your heritage is the foundation, not the limit! Take a moment today to honour where you come from, but also celebrate where you’re going. In life, we get to choose what parts of our story we carry forward and which parts we transform into something new. Whether you’re breaking free from old patterns, building new habits, or finding your voice—your past does not define your future. You do. Let’s embrace our roots, but let’s also water the seeds of the dreams we’re growing. This Heritage Day, ask yourself: What legacy do I want to create? Here’s to living boldly, embracing our potential, and stepping into our greatness. 💪✨ #HeritageDay #CelebrateYou #OwnYourStory #MindsetShift

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Lazarus McCarthy Chakwera Mr president send fit diplomats in Tokyo.My clients complained about their laziness and send active ones .You should noticed they have gone ballooned like papayas. I have advised African communities in Europe on organising events for Africa Day. Similarly, some African communities missions in Japan and Oceania have sought advice on event planning for Africa Day. I recommended they move away from traditional medieval dances and culinary exhibitions. Africa today is about technology and innovation. I understand many community members have refugee backgrounds and haven't visited Africa recently to see the positive changes. Some feel offended by my advice, but I won't tolerate ignorance. Many still hold outdated views, thinking Africans sleep in trees and watch the moon as their TV. It's crucial for ambassadors to organise events that showcase Africa's progress, rather than relying on outdated stereotypes. Unfortunately, many African diplomats, with the notable exceptions of those from Rwanda and Zambia, are inactive in Oceania and Asia. For example, Ghana has a consulate, but after six years, no one even knows what the consul looks like in Auckland.No one knows whether the consul is a zebra or a Lion.

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Embracing diversity is not just a value, it's a celebration of the beauty that different cultures bring to our world. Let's continue to honor and learn from each other's traditions, today and every day. Wishing everyone a joyous and prosperous Nowruz! Persian New Year! 🌿🌸 #CulturalDiversity #Nowruz #CelebratingAllCultures"

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