One Day on Earth

This just in — looks like a terrific opportunity for South Africans to share their stories with the world!

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Life-changing is how Blaise Hossain from Los Angeles describes his trip to South Africa from the FIFA World Cup. 

I cannot say one negative thing about how South Africa has handled its duties as host and hostess to the world. If I could say one thing to sum up being here during this once-in-a-lifetime experience, it would be that I’ve learned the value of Ubuntu, and that when found and offered in abundance, the world is indeed a better place to live in.
Shari Cohen, “South Africa Rolls Out the Ubuntu in Abundance”, Huffington Post, June 15, 2010