ONLY 9 million people in SA are employed in private industry
The rest in Government
I'm speechless .... Nepotism

If you were curious why Igor Kirillov was just assassinated, watch this video.

In August 2023, Kirillov outlined how the US and Big Pharma “rule the world” by “manufacturing biological crises”.

He also discussed how all of this evidence has been submitted to the UN many times, and gets vetoed every time by the US, because the US cannot refute the documentation.

Essentially, Kirillov found the paper trail proving that the US government, along with NGOs and oligarchs, created C19, and used it to generate trillions in profit for pharmaceutical companies via vaccine production, as well as advancing government overreach via emergency powers.

This is the reason they just killed him. He was trying to expose the biggest crime in human history.

Jeremiah 31:35 NKJV

Thus says the Lord,
Who gives the sun for a light by day,

The ordinances of the moon and the stars for a light by night,

Who disturbs the sea And it's waves roar
(The Lord of hosts is His name

(36) If those ordinances depart From before Me, says the Lord,
THEN THE SEED OF ISRAEL SHALL ALSO CEASE FROM BEING A NATION BEFORE ME FOREVER"

Money as we KNOW it IS the root of all evil.
The coin in your pocket is not a token to hell, but the problem with money is the system it enslaves you to.
When Jesus related the parable of the talents, yes, He did command us to treat is wisely instead of avoiding it, but only with the goal of bringing it back to Him.
We need our private societies outside of the system wherein the money finds its use.

But if the system is our bond, then we are unable to fulfill the goal of returning it to its rightful Kingdom, regardless of whether we collect for greed or noblest of intentions.
So even while money IS the root of all evil, it is only when we can become its master and harness it so that instead of us working for it, but rather when we can make it work for the Kingdom, that money becomes justified. Splitting hairs between money and its love is academic and moot and null and void when we are far worse off being its slaves.

A wise old man was asked by a young boy, "What is the most valuable thing in life?"

The old man replied, "It is not money, nor is it fame or power. The most valuable thing in life is time."

The boy was puzzled. "Time?" he asked. "Why time?"

The old man smiled. "Because time is the one thing that we all have in equal measure, but it is also the one thing that we can never get back once it is lost. Every moment we waste is gone forever. Every moment we use wisely is a gift to ourselves and to others."

The boy thought about this for a moment. "But what about money?" he asked. "Can't we just buy more time with money?"

The old man chuckled. "No, my young friend," he said. "Money can buy us things, but it cannot buy us more time. And even if it could, what would be the point of having all the time in the world if we did not have the wisdom to use it well?"

The boy nodded, beginning to understand. "So, how can I make the most of my time?" he asked.

The old man smiled again. "That is a question for the ages," he said. "But here is a hint: the key to making the most of your time is to use it to make a positive impact on the world around you. Help others, learn new things, pursue your passions. And always remember, every moment is a gift. Use it wisely."

From that day on, the boy made a point to value every moment of his time, and to use it to make the world a better place. And he lived a long and happy life, filled with purpose and joy.