@kadileleD Perfect question.

@Mangulukeni1 🤣🤣

@KazembireZ Standards are very low, especially in the subregion and on the continent

@Dilukeni The gentleman misunderstood me: I said that I will be a judge for the Miss Namibia Pageant in 3 years’ time.

@Nujoma_NA Ai, sorry daan.

If only the ANC Government could be half as competent as the SA Rugby Team.

Chief Justices’ Forum would elect such man to any position, let alone as its Chairperson, defies professional logic at its most fundamental level.

Share the resources especially the land so we can FIX IT.

@Dilukeni It’s a beautiful dance. If I’m sick in hospital, and my nurses dance like that, I’ll quickly get healthy. Or remain sick so I can see more of the dancing.

@Top_Black_Goat Me or the dancing nurses?

@sim_e0n Yes. Dancing whilst a patient needs help would be offensive. This is not what happened here

@UmqheleweAfrika They should have. Reasonable and lawful policies, of course.

@KHaushiku I would if I could dance. I can’t dance to safe my life. But lawyers do dance in courtrooms to rejoice when they get judgments in their favour. Obviously only after the court has adjourned.

@JoyceMamikie What is not fun about it?

@Tufudau1 I’m not sure that dancing in front of a judge is comparable to the present situation, but dancing in a courtroom when the court has adjourned, is a fairly common practice