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"Our local manufacturers, both small and large, have the capacity and resources to produce quality bricks, but hardware stores often overlook them due to lack of government restrictions on importing bricks from South Africa."

"I have visited local manufacturers who have state-of-the-art machines and resources, producing high-quality bricks that meet international standards. They have the capacity, they have the expertise, and they have the passion to deliver. All they need is a level playing field, and that’s where government support comes in."

"For me, nothing really changed, but I just tried to do my best and then try to fit in the first team. But when I started, I was training with the first team and was playing with the second team. Then there was an injury to a teammate. I came in, and then I took my chance, and then right from there, I built on it."

"For me, it's a great honour to play in the Champions League. We will play a play-off. i just pray we get the win, and then we can fit in (group phase)."

"I gave myself the chance to earn this spot by working hard, and that's why I'm not surprised to be playing regularly now. In training, I'm improving and making sure to stay as disciplined as possible, and I've been doing that since the restart."

"I think some players, like the younger ones, are a bit tired. But with experience, we have to motivate and support them. It’s also my job to guide them and set a good example."

"Playing my first match with the national team against Brazil was really difficult. But I was really happy to make my debut."

"My little brother is currently in Ghana in the same academy where I was trained. He is also left-footed and plays in the same position as me, in central defense."

"I loved the Brazilian Ronaldo! I watched a lot of videos of him when I was younger. He was a fantastic player who carried his team all the time."

"It’s a very very great club and I am happy to be here, like I side it is a big step for my career."

"I am looking forward to the journey, to win games and to be the best team we can be. I am very happy to be here. I arrived yesterday evening and I enjoy it here."

"Our game depends above all on us and the energy we put into our play, we don't think about the opponent in front of us, we focus first on ourselves as a team. We apply what the coach teaches us in training, but that's football, you can't predict anything in advance."

"We have no doubts, football is about ups and downs depending on the period. We are currently in a bad moment and we have to fight to get back to the top. The season had started very well and we were in good form, we just need to believe in what we are doing on the pitch and listen to the coach’s tactical advice to get back to our level."

"Each game is different, sometimes the chances can be easier than others. We continue to believe in our attackers, it is a difficult time for the team but I think the goals will come. It is time for us to do better to put the attackers in a better position, so that they can regain confidence."

"We have to quickly get back to basics, win matches, adopt the right mentality on the pitch and be sure to give everything in each match."

"I’m just fully attentive to what the coach asks of me and I try to apply his instructions."

"I know that the team expects a lot from me and I’m going to try to give all I can to help the team."

"I want to contribute my qualities on the wing, and I'm convinced that they will fit in well with the team's style of play."

"Now I'm excited about the team, the fans and the environment in Berlin and I'm really looking forward to getting to know everything there."

"Signing for such a big club is a very big and sepecial thing for me."

"I am looking forward to stepping onto the field, meeting our fans, and giving everything for the club as soon as possible."

"I consulted with my friends, acquaintances, and family about the transfer. Everyone knows how big of a club Galatasaray is. I know it too. Being here is prideful. Wearing this jersey is very valuable to me."

"Hello Ghana. Just finished training with the guys. My first training for Ghana, I am very proud and I am happy with these guys."

"I am void of personal opinions where God’s name is mentioned, but what I do know is that Prophecy is a God’s calling, you don’t just wake up, open a church and say you want to be a prophet."

"We have recently interacted with some organisations in South Africa and decided that we needed to intensify the fight against poverty by providing sustainable relief to the people through various interventions including scholarships."

"I’m passionate about people attending school because education is the key to success and we do this quietly. As you can see, the people are struggling and we cannot sit around and not assist"

"It does not matter which part of Africa is affected, we all need to work together"

"As a Pan Africanist l believe that Africa is for all of us and every citizen of any African country should feel safe and secure anywhere"

"The African Union is currently working towards achieving regional integration, peace, and stability in all parts of Africa in pursuit of Agenda 2063"

"It is wrong and barbaric for any Group of people to kill an immigrant in the name of ”operation go back to your country"

"It is un-African and against the dictates of ubuntu which binds us as a people. l urge all African citizens to love, respect, and tolerate each other as we are each other’s keepers."

"No single country or person can succeed alone, we need God and we need good people"

"Never look down on people, because the one you despise today may be the vessel God uses to save nations tomorrow.”"

"pastors will soon start killing themselves."

"People have spiritualised lack of manners, and just because we quote scripture around it doesn’t make it right."

"The level of growing hatred in the body of Christ is alarming. It has even become a human rights issue on social media"

"We cannot claim to love Jesus so much that we begin to destroy one another as proof of our love. Something is wrong with our understanding and zeal,"

"Many pastors have spiritualised trauma trauma from childhood and they bring it to the pulpit, preaching it as sermons"

"In describing a town in Morocco, Tétouan: "The whiteness and pearliness of the town simply defies you-you can't get it pure and brilliant enough and the shadows drive one silly-you race after them , pause one frenzied moment to decide on a blue mauve yellow or green shadow-when up and over the wall and away and the wretched things gone for that day at least and you are gazing at a glaring blank wall and wondering why on earth you ever started to sketch it.""

"But au fond-deep in my work-I am steadfast and steady as a rock... My present work is consistent-I shall sink or swim by it-I think swim-."

"To her mother, 1921: "Don't let N Zealand wait to put up a memorial tablet to my memory—let her help me now whilst I am working at work that I hope will live after me.""

"It is one of the tragedies of leaving Home—New Zealand is too far away—it ceases to be real. New Zealanders like myself cannot help becoming de-nationalized—they have no country—it is sad—but true ... Art is like that—it absorbs your whole life and being. Few women can do it successfully. It requires enormous vitality. That is my conception of genius—vitality.""

"1912: "I was born in Dunedin; we were an English family in a Scottish settlement.""

"1895: "I am slowly settling down to an oldmaidship, and I have only one prominent idea and that is that nothing will interfere between me and my work.""

"To Dorothy Kate Richmond, 1903: "Come to Tetuan. Come—catch the next steamer, cancel all engagements, chuck the studio let everything go to the winds only come without a moment's delay and value for yourself all the dreams of beauty colour and sunshine...""

"Painting reduces me to tears and misery: peaks of ecstasy, depths of disillusion..."

"To her brother, August 1940: "My aspect of the family talent, or curse? has taken the form of a deep intellectual experience, a force which has given me no rest or peace but infinite joy and sometimes even rapture.""

"was the classic epidemic disease of the nineteenth century, as had been of the . When cholera first appeared in the United States in 1832, and smallpox, the great epidemic diseases of the previous two centuries, were no longer truly national problems. Yellow fever had disappeared from the , and had deprived smallpox of much of it menace. Cholera, on the other hand, appeared in almost every part of the country in the course of the century. ... Before 1817, there had probably never been a cholera epidemic outside the ; during the nineteenth century, it spread through almost the entire world ..."

"Far into the nineteenth century, Washington remained a small, rather provincial city. Life was seasonal. Oppressed by heat and malaria during the summer, the capital did not awake to its foreshortened and unnaturally frenetic life until fall and the convening of Congress."

"Medicine has always had its s, but until recently it was a history written by and for practitioners. Until the early nineteenth century, in fact, history and practice could hardly be distinguished. Galen and Hippocrates could be and were used to bolster arguments about the nature of fever or the logic of a particular therapeutic choice. A learned physician read Latin and , not simply to mystify the laity but to work with those master texts that still figured meaningfully in his intellectual life. By the late nineteenth century, of course, the writings of and were no longer alive in the thought and practice of even educated practitioners. History had become quite clearly history — something in the past. This is not to suggest that interest in the medicine of previous eras disappeared. It remained was to become gradually — if even today incompletely — an academic field. But the history of medicine was still populated almost entirely by scholars trained in medical schools, the great majority of whom made their living as physicians."