Definitions
Sorry, no definitions found. Check out and contribute to the discussion of this word!
Etymologies
Sorry, no etymologies found.
Support
Help support Wordnik (and make this page ad-free) by adopting the word masakhane.
Examples
-
As we enter our Second Decade of Liberation, we must continue to build the sense of national unity, united action and the new patriotism that have manifested themselves in our people's response to the calls - faranani, masakhane, letsema and vuk'uzenzele!
-
"We must support masakhane in order to be a thriving community," he told a cheering crowd.
-
The objective of the workshops would be to mobilise the ANC at all levels to ensure the success of the masakhane campaign.
-
It was resolved that masakhane is not simply a campaign to make people pay for services but an integrated effort to ensure the rebuilding of all communities and the provision of sustainable and affordable services in communities.
-
A week later, he will address a presidential masakhane rally at
-
State, will on Saturday commemorate July 15, 1984 as the day they started a rent boycott which spread to the rest of the country, and at the same time launch masakhane (build together) projects.
-
Mandela called on women to infuse the nation with the spirit of masakhane (rebuilding).
-
(and it's not just a UDF tradition) lives on in community policing forums, in school governing bodies, in the masakhane and letsema campaigns, in ward committees, in government-community izimbizo, and in a burgeoning co-operative movement.
"THE UDF - A HISTORY OF THE UNITED DEMOCRATIC FRONT IN SOUTH AFRICA 1983-1991" 2003
-
- initiate a masakhane campaign which would, among others, enhance the students understanding of the university's financial situation;
-
- masakhane failed dismally, the boycott tactics encouraged by the ANC during the eighties created a climate in which people thought it was correct not to pay;
Comments
Log in or sign up to get involved in the conversation. It's quick and easy.