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 FROM
BERRY EVERITT
SA is a winning nation. Back in the Eighties when
our famous futurist Clem Sunter started holding seminars and outlining
the high road and low road scenarios for SA, few could have imagined
the scenes we have all witnessed over the past few weeks - of ardent
Blue Bulls supporters partying in Soweto, of beautiful dancers of
every race participating side-by-side in the magnificent Soccer
World Cup opening ceremony, and of passionate Bafana Bafana fans
hugging the equally weirdly-dressed supporters of competing teams.
But it has all been real, and the dream has come
true. Despite losing its footing and slipping back many times over
the past 16 years, SA has now reached the high road. It has used
its skills and resources and technology to deliver a truly world-class
experience for the hundreds of thousands of foreign visitors who
came to see the soccer. But more than that, what has really impressed
the tourists is the friendliness, warmth and generosity of ordinary
South Africans in all walks of life.
And we all know already that this is the real key
to the success of this country - patriotism that is not expressed
as some exclusive nationalism, but as an inclusive pride in and
loyalty to each other. It is our own special magic, an elixir of
extraordinary power that has already enabled us to do many great
things together.
Now we just need to learn how to keep that energy
flowing so we can drink from it every day, and not just when we
want to put our best foot forward for guests. We must continue to
celebrate being on the high road, on the winning path - even when
no-one else is watching.
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| Constantia
- R 3,350,000 |
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| Kyalami
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Simons
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information to help you make an informed decision, whether you are buying
or selling a property.
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Your Area Specialist:
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