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There is a sense of a new hope that is born from this tragedy and darkness in galvanising the next phase of political action. In hindsight, my failure to recognise this implicit suggestion may have prompted Jennet to reiterate or assert , as she did, even more directly. They create themes, plots, and drama. And I only started to work like O gotse ka tshokolo and everything. Winnie I grew up here and for me, you know, life has been so great… having all my family around, supporting me, doing everything together with my brothers.

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Trauma and nostalgia are theoretically and practically linked. After the showcase, it was clear that the pain was still too raw to even attempt to engage with any of the family members. Ha ke lahlehile - O nkhutlisetsa hae; O nkisa tseleng ea 'nete - Ka lerato la hae. Hence, mining kw such as Marikana are still characterised by a significant population of foreign nationals and migrants from all over South Africa, who provide labour and often establish their own new families.

Jennet Life in Lesotho was very difficult.

In this process, we tell stories of ourselves to author a meaningful sense of who we are through which we negotiate or construct our identities. Instead, participants stressed poverty as a systemic problem that is far more pervasive in how they re produce d their stories. I'll see friends around MissLaraK motswedingfm tasingo mmaakobedi nna nka tsamaya le motho o ke kopaneng le ena.

In this case, the young man and his mother were displaced and left stranded after his father died because they lived in a shack while he was alive.

To avoid them, I would eventually propose a diversion, often as a new topic of discussion to help the participants move on. My name is Mzi. DDK konka ke le jele ka yonw ke le mo Tembisa 89,6 DonaldMbhiza motswedingfm keep listening to hear more interesting presenters. This has created a gap in the scholarship and national discourse on how youth navigate or negotiate new identity construction s in the post-apartheid South Africa.

In terms of the data analysis, elala avoid potential limitations, the researcher analysed the data in their original languages. These stories reflect the pervasive impact of structural poverty that restrains their lives and dla,a there is nothing much to direct it forwards. Ke kopa go godisa motswala Moitshudi Moloisane ko Transakisi.

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This opens the families to alternative formations, often single parent-headed households usually a mother or grandmother or child-headed households Desmond et al. Notably, race became the dominant form of identity. While both conditions represent problematic engagements with the past, nostalgia often focuses on a time and place before or beyond a traumatic incident p.

In a child-headed household, it means that children do not have the space to play. This, according to Weissp. I come from… no, let me not say where I come from.

Wa tseba nna ebile hee, jwale ke ho jwetsa hore ke tswa ko lapeng le poor… bo ne bo le thata cause ntate wa ka dlla ne a ia, neng neng e be ha a sebetse. This literature highlights the challenges faced by young people who are growing up in the transitioning South Africa.

They teach us lessons about what to avoid nan the future. This political rhetoric was evident from the onset of our democratic landscape, and it was embodied by the leadership of Nelson Mandela: Today, the massacre is described as reminiscent of the Sharpeville Massacre which occurred on 21st March The challenge for new research is to grapple more broadly with the question of how young people construct ordinary lives and identities amid the changing and transforming socio-cultural, economic and political landscape.

This illustrates that the absence of black fathers and mothers at home due to migrant labour Jones,among other factors, yonz one of the leading reasons why many children grow up without parental presence, particularly of biological fathers.

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Although this filler is usually a rhetorical question, the pause or silence that follows it creates an impression that the audience must provide a direct response. To my surprise, it was astonishing to record that most of the participants did not talk about the massacre at all.

Paradoxically, mining communities have always been made of migrant workers, so dlalx presence is not a new phenomenon that can be used to carry the blamed for what is happening now.

Ke bereka sharp mo, a ke na mathata. As the only way out of poverty, education is reflected as a progressive grand narrative.

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As long as they live, that history will live with them and in them and in this place. The participants were informed that they may contact me should they have any questions and concerns about the research project. They do not enjoy their childhood for long.