"It is extraordinary the effect that endometriosis has on your life especially if you are ignorant. Ignorance is of two types – knowingly or unknowingly. My mother, unknowingly, was ignorant, because nobody had educated her about endometriosis"

"This is the only interview I’m going to give about it because my children didn’t choose to come into this world or choose to be famous that way. I’m the one who’s famous. My children are not famous. I’m hoping they’re going to be able to live very normal lives."

"At last it was understood why if I come to your party, at 8pm I had to go home to bed and to take my pain killers; because when you live with endometriosis, you live with pain. I have a library in my home. It is a library about pain. I have so many books on pain cure"

"I talk about this pain, now, so that mothers, when their young daughters are starting their periods for the first time, and it is traumatic, they will go and sit with the doctors, ask questions and have it checked out"

"The highlight of my career was the day when I got this job full time."

"It was bittersweet"

"I started in 2006, then stopped and didn’t do anything in entertainment again till 2009 as I had doubts...."

"I started acting in 2014, because I wasn’t getting the type of TV hosting jobs I wanted. I was constantly being told by directors I met that I should act and when my friend the actress Thelma Ojiji kept pushing me to audition for “Desperate Housewives Africa."

"I'm a big advocate for different causes including autism, human trafficking, domestic violence and disadvantaged children. I believe that we are put on earth for more than just our wants and goals."

"Businesses are benign entities that do a lot of good, including employing a lot of us. It is people making things, working hard"

"On-air chemistry is like real-life sexual chemistry. It’s mysterious, and you can’t take credit for it, you just have it"

"The general atmosphere was you work hard, you get things done, you think and talk about interesting things or you don’t say anything"

"Innovation is an individual pursuit and that doing it brings so much happiness."

"What I experienced is in this indigenous setting and I cannot abandon all these or throw it away. The fact that you are educated should not mean throwing away your indigenous culture."

"Journalism is great for shy people because it gives you this arsenal of tools basically how to ask questions"

"Being able to process a lot of information at once feels good to me. It feels fun."

"Most people who started theartre started it with passion and not money. But the new practitioners are more interested in money. They don’t show passion. What they don’t know is that money comes when the passion is there."

"I dedicate this to every mother, may God make you strong enough to survive and enjoy the fruit of your labour."

"Powerful CEOs and leaders seek out things that are beyond their comfort zone so they're great at office but they go on, you know, volunteer trips to Haiti, in one real example, because they want to experience things that they're not great at, they don't necessarily get and understand off the bat because they know that's where they thrive"

"When she was on BNN, it was almost exclusively a business crowd, but now it’s a much broader audience"

"They say Fame is nothing but Grace is everything and I pray for grace in everything I do."

"Like most Canadians, I am indifferent to the visit of the Queen."

"I was grabbed, beaten, Tased, all while being called a traitor to my country, I was at risk of being stripped of and killed with my own firearm, as I heard chants of, ‘Kill him with his own gun.’"

"Josh Hawley is a bitch and he ran like a bitch."

"Officers Michael Fanone and Lila Morris, and Officer Harry Dunn with Nancy Pelosi. Morris was filmed beating Rosanne Boyland with a stick before her death."

"“May you be content in knowing that perfection is an illusion and subject to whoever it is.”"

"“Even so, you can overcome the negative vibes by surrounding yourself with positive people and remembering your truth.”"

"“People tend to have a thought that if you are a public figure, you need to have a certain image, you need to have a certain look and you need to be a certain way. There are days where I hit the nail on the head and there are days when I don’t.”"

"Sadi Dikgaka Announced As Face Of Jameson Botswana’s New Campaign, , by Tswalebs (October, 2020) from Tswalebs Retrieved 09/11/2022"

"“Family isn't only a bond forged by blood, it connects us when we level up together.”"

"I want to inspire every young girl that their dreams are not only valid but can become a reality.”"

"“You have to learn the demographics, the language and so many other things. We need not always channel our energies into one stream. And I feel like I can share more when I branch into other countries as well,”"

"“People always tend to think that you should adapt to a certain way of doing things. So right now I’m selling me, the best of me.”"

"“Singing, dancing, art, fashion design and make-up; I want it to be as diverse as possible. I hope to see the creative arts as a contributor to our nation’s GDP."

"Sadie Dikgaka’s 8 years at the summit of Flava Dome, By Staff Writer (September, 2021), Business Weekly, Retrieved 09/11/2022"

"“Your unique brand is what sells and it’s what will set you apart. Authenticity should be your selling point.”"

"“I have always prayed that His will in my life would come to pass,”"

"“I am motivated by knowing that I am not in this alone. I have a lot to offer even though I may get weary at times.”"

"Sadi Dikgaka – Entertainer, social media influencer and now an Entrepreneur, by Molapong M (December,2021), SundayStandard Retrieved 09/11/2022"

"If the people Arizona elect me, I’ll make sure they never have to vote again"

"We will be presenting a lot of evidence. We have four whistleblowers. One that works for a company called Runback who said there were 300,000 ballots inserted into the system that had no chain of custody. Others who were in the voter signature verification department said tens of thousands of ballots were rejected because there were no signatures or scribbles and they somehow got thrown in and counted anyway."

"There are a plethora of problems that went down in Maricopa County and if somebody doesn’t stand up and say we cannot have our elections being run this way, then we will never have another fair election. I mean, sixty percent of the polling places on Election Day were inoperational and not functioning. When do we stop and say enough is enough? Do we have to get to 80 percent, 90 percent, 100 percent? When do we say we need to have our elections run fair?"

"We vote for a full month in Arizona with early ballots. And on election day when the Republicans showed up the election day voting was sabotaged. It is shocking what they did. The man who runs Maricopa County elections ran a PAC, he actually started a PAC, raising thousands of dollars to defeat me. And he is running our elections. And then my opponent [Katie Hobbs] oversees all the elections in Arizona. It was a conflict of interests. And not only was Katie Hobbes working with big tech to censor people, the man who runs Maricopa County elections, they were also censoring people as well online."

"I've read your work. That, is judgment, not journalism."

"Our voters were showing up on election day. That was no secret and the minute the polls opened the wheels fell off. The ballot printers weren't working, there was not enough toner in the printers, the tabulators weren’t working. It became a debacle. And the lines started forming right away, some of the lines three hours, four hours, five hours. And the video of people walking out of line. People told us, and this is in our lawsuit, that they showed up and couldn’t find parking because the parking lots were full and the lines were long. And many people didn't even get to vote. And those who did vote when they went up to get the printer out, the printer didn't have toner in it, so the ballots weren't dark enough. And our voters were showing up and voting 3 to 1 for me on election day."

"Speaking to an audience of Georgia Republican activists, Lake issued a warning for anyone "coming after" Trump, saying, "I have a message tonight for Merrick Garland, and Jack Smith, and Joe Biden. And the guys back there in the fake news media, you should listen up as well, this one's for you. If you wanna get to President Trump, you're gonna have to go through me, and you're gonna have to go through 75 million Americans just like me..."And I'm gonna tell you, most of us are card-carrying members of the NRA. That's not a threat, that's a public service announcement.""

"The bipartisan commitment to funding USAGM reflects continued congressional support for America’s role in promoting the free flow of news and information abroad, a long-standing foundation of its soft power around the world. Congress’s funding proposal comes after a dire year for USAGM. Trump signed an executive order in March calling for the dismantlement of the government agency, which oversees Voice of America and funds nonprofit groups including Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty and Radio Free Asia. To carry out the order, Lake placed more than 1,300 Voice of America staffers on paid administrative leave — many of whom are still not working — and halted broadcasting operations the same month. It was the first time VOA went dark since it was first set up in 1942 to combat Nazi propaganda. In response, VOA’s director, Michael Abramowitz, and a separate group of USAGM staffers sued the Trump administration, arguing that its actions were illegal. Lake, a former Arizona television anchor who lost high-profile races for governor and U.S. Senate in recent years, has defended the cuts and called for the agency’s eventual elimination. She told Congress in a June hearing that USAGM was “incompetent, corrupt, biased, and a threat to America’s national security and standing in the world.” She has also said USAGM is “not salvageable.” The White House did not respond to a request for comment."

"Lawmakers from both parties and houses of Congress have agreed to provide about $653 million to fund Voice of America’s parent agency, rejecting President Donald Trump’s demand to defund the international broadcaster and shut it down. A bipartisan spending bill released Sunday would allocate $643 million for broadcasting from the U.S. Agency for Global Media, which oversees VOA, plus nearly $10 million for capital improvements. That figure is down from the $867 million appropriated for the agency each of the past two years, but it’s more than four times the $153 million Trump requested that Congress provide to “support the orderly shutdown of USAGM operations.” The outlay is included in a broader bipartisan spending deal negotiated by House and Senate appropriators. The package still requires House and Senate approval before heading to Trump’s desk. “We understand the realities of the appropriations process, but I am disappointed that Congress is proposing half a billion dollars more in funding than we requested,” Kari Lake, the deputy CEO installed by Trump to shut down the agency, wrote in a statement Monday. “While reductions from prior years are a step in the right direction, USAGM can still advance President Trump’s message and share America’s story globally without wasting so much taxpayer money.”"

"I feel lucky because I didn't start from social media and then start studying acting. I come from a school background, I started studying theater and cinema as a child, working on the scenes and on memory until death. The web has always been my means of sharing with the public, I used social media to bring my work there too. I don't feel the pressure of a conflict with the work of an actress, even if occasionally someone confuses things. I think everyone can do everything but you have to study. I'm for the meritocracy, I don't like those who reach the top because they already have a million followers."

"How was supporting Roby Facchinetti? I discovered that besides being the myth of music we all know, he is a wonderful person. He has eyes that express all of his big heart and legendary talent. For me it is a real honor to be next to him, he has a lot to teach on both an artistic and a human level. I can't wait for the filming of our docufilm to begin, I already know that it will be a great emotion to be able to experience a wonderful story of which Roby was a great protagonist up close."