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Lead SA – Stand up and be counted

Posted on 13 August 2010

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I am a bit slow on the uptake with this incredible campaign headed up by Primedia (Who are doing some amazingly pro-SA things).

Lead SA is a call to action for all South Africans to stand up and Lead South Africa by being a real part of the solution.

From the website:

… [Lead SA] aims to highlight the achievements of the nation and celebrate the efforts of ordinary South Africans who continually seek to do the right thing for themselves, for their families and for their country.
Lead SA encourages individuals to stand up and accept responsibility for the challenges they face. The Lead SA initiative is a long term project that is set to be rolled out over the next few years. Through the small steps of individuals the nation will improve and prosper.

How do they plan to do this?

As a South African, you have the resilience and passion needed to change the nation. It may seem like a huge responsibility and an impossible task, but it’s certainly achievable if you choose to simply do the right thing. Together we can achieve immeasurable success.
Here are a few simple ways to become a proactive leader:

1. Stand up for what’s right. If you’ve had a glass too many, let a designated driver take you home.
2. Stand up to corruption. Don’t bribe.
3. Stand up for morality. Report crime.
4. Stand up for your community. Get to know your neighbours.
5. Stand up against indifference. Take an interest in those around you.
6. Stand up for free speech. Listen to the other side.
7. Stand up for your future. Respect the environment.
8. Stand up for education. Read to your children.
9. Help instead of Hinder. Say yes when asked to do a favour, don’t look for excuses.
10. Acknowledge goodness. When you have something good to say, say it.

The above 10 instructions are things that I have been banging on about for years and it’s great to finally see a big media organisation jumping in to potential solutions and pushing an attempt at change.

This is the promotional video from the website:


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7 Comments For This Post

  1. Gravatar Debra Kemp Says:

    Help South Africans in a campaign to rid SA of The Toilet website. http://www.toilet.wen.ru. Read article Citizen dated 18th August – says it all.

  2. Gravatar Nick Says:

    Brilliant… Are you now supporting violence? Or are you still hugging trees and not knowing what to do… Hehe.

    Give up your EU passport. At least that would show that you want to try.

  3. Gravatar Nozipho Radebe Says:

    I lead S.A by supporting local movie makers to reach quality international standard, by supporting them,get their movies to be distributed by big outlets nationwide. because the movie industry and arts was proven to enhance the wealth of the country and lure tourists into the country, and creates jobs.

  4. Gravatar Leonard Van Rensburg Says:

    Lead SA has so much support from high profile people,why do you not start The Lead SA political Party.It will be the first truly multiracial Party. All the people that listen to Radio 702 and read all the local papers will support.
    THE LEAD SA PARTY get this up & running.If you truly care for this beautiful country you will Lead SA.

  5. Gravatar Shireen Says:

    Is it illegal not to be issues with a payslip. my daughter is employed by company (with a contract)for 9 months already and has still not been issued with one payslip. Is this legal can it be reported.

    thanks you

  6. Gravatar Page Long Says:

    Hello from Georgia in the United States,

    I have found your website most interesting and am pleased to see the challenge for SA Youth to stand up and be counted for thier beliefs, rights, and future.

    I wonder if you would permit some dialogue regarding education.

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