The biggest struggle our mothers face today is that of unemployment of their children. Our mothers spent 9 months carrying us(the children), 18 years of preparing(waking us every morning, washing (for) us, ironing for us, preparing our padkoos, plishing for us, cooking for us, fighting for us and helping us with homeworks) us up for schooling. Our mothers worked hard for our education, prayed daily for our prosperity and forever loved us with our shortcomings and troubleness. When some fathers found the task of raising the children too adverse, real women in the form of grandmothers, aunts, sisters, mothers, etc took over and became both. The struggle of fighting dompas came and pass, women succumbed but the spirit remained. Today the women lived to witness the demise of their hardwork, they lived to see many youth being deprived opportunities to work and fend for them. Women today are forced to work beyond their retirement age as their graduate children are called unemployable. Bekezelani boMama, we will one day break this unemployment chains. #WomenInvestedInYouth #HappyWomensDay
Posted on: Fri, 09 Aug 2013 04:19:53 +0000
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