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Youth Day Messages from the Community

Ashmeetha Singh (14 – Himalaya Secondary School – Grade 8):
“To all the youth out there, hope you have a good day.”
Zainudeen Albertus (13 – Himalaya Secondary School – Grade 8):
“I want to advise all the youth of South Africa to take their education seriously and plan for a successful future.”
Harris Warasally (17 – Laudium Secondary School – Grade 11A):
“Live your life to the fullest, enjoy what you do in your life.”
Thabiso De Vos (14 – Himalaya Secondary School – Grade 9):
“Happy Youth Day to all teenagers. Enjoy your day.”
Tasmiyah Jeeva (14 – Himalaya Secondary School – Grade 9):
“Happy Youth Day to everyone! Have a blessed day.”
Junaid Omar (17 – Laudium Secondary School – Grade 11A):
“Happy Youth Day to all the youth out there.”
Fahim Mohammed (16 – Grade 10), Tamia Riley Pillay (14 – Grade 8), Tamika Verasamy
(14 – Grade 8), Tyrese Appasamy (14 – Grade 8), Tapiwa Mugani (13 – Grade 8) and
Miranda Zoe Majeka (17 – Grade 11):
“Happy Youth Day from Himalaya Secondary School!”
Shayna Veljee (8 – Jacaranda Primary School – Grade 3):
“As a youth of South Africa, I feel blessed to have the right and freedom to go to whichever school I want to. The children who fought for us to have these rights are remembered every year. Education helps to build a better future for all. We learn today, so we can lead tomorrow.”
Ahmed Bhika (7 – Jacaranda Primary School – Grade 2):
“Happy Youth Day to everyone out there, from all walks of life.”
Omphile Morerwa (12 – Jacaranda Primary School – Grade 6):
“Your dream job doesn’t exist, you must create it. We, the youth of South Africa, recognize the people who fought for us to have a better education and a better future. We have proper schools and education, but people are misusing their right to education. Nelson Mandela once said, ‘Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world.’ So let us be grateful of the rights we have and take responsibility because we are the future of tomorrow. Youth Day reminds us that we must not take our education for granted.”
Bohlale Jackie Kekana (Jacaranda Primary School – Grade 5):
“On Youth Day, we honour the courage, resilience and sacrifice of the youth of 1976 whose bravery in the face of injustice ignited a movement of freedom and equality in South Africa.”
Sana Dadaise (14 – Jacaranda Primary School – Grade 7):
“Today we remember the brave youth of 1976. They lead up for their right to a better future. You are strong, smart and full of potential. Keep dreaming big and never give up.”
Nombulelo Valashia (15 – Student) of Eosin Street, Laudium:
“May this Youth Day be a reminder of your limitless potential and the incredible impact you can have on the community. Stay motivated and keep striving for greatness! HAPPY YOUTH DAY.”
Labeekah Jivan (18 – Student) of Gamdeboo Crescent, Lotus Gardens:
“Happy Youth Day. Your ideas, energy, and courage can change the world. Believe in yourself and never stop dreaming!”
Rizwana Kiara Matthews (Student) of 19th Avenue, Laudium:
“Happy Youth Day!
Today, we celebrate you – the vibrant, innovative, and powerful young people who are the future of our nation. Embrace your dreams, stand up for what’s right, and never stop believing in your ability to make a difference.”
As 1 Timothy 4:12 says, ‘Don’t let anyone look down on you because you are young, but set an example for the believers in speech, in conduct, in love, in faith and in purity.