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[CP] A September to remember.

Day 1,386, 16:48 • Published in South Africa

• by Miyagiyoda

Thank you for your confidence in me by entrusting me your vote.

I am currently putting the last touches on my Cabinet after a hick-up or two after which I will formally announce it and the portfolio goals. I aim to a budget before congress by the 10th as we hit the ground running. The majority of positions are in place and ready to roll at dawn.

The aims this month include drastically ramping up activity in the community, causing some ripples in alliances, and generally remembering why we are all still here while fishing for new meat.

Assegai have proven a stunning success and a glorious banner for South Africa. This has lead to renewed interest in our country and should, after the military reorganisation and integrations take place, prove a good draw-card for both premium immigrants and allies. More people boosts the economy and our society will continue to normalise to the point where markets remain fluid. Do not fear being swamped - Tenshibo has our back this month.

Coupled with this are plans for more regular Mass Attacks. The first run last week proved successful, and now its a budgeting exercise to see what we can afford. Personally, I see the activity as more important than the total goods we hand out. While free tanks are always welcome, its the fun of a joint achievement that is the real thrill. If it take 100 South Africans to do what Romper does, it is no less of an actual achievement if it turns a battle. Our unity is strength. Let's have fun together while earning fame.

Exciting diplomatic prospect lay on the horizon, months in the works, which should unlock opportunities for us. More on this later lest we jinx the process.

While the reform debate rages in the National Assembly, we will continue to find a pragmatic way of slot the new vision of government into the framework. The aim is to unlock lots of opportunities to make it easier for more people to contribute in various ways. As always, nothing is for nothing, and those that are prepared to sweat will get the unique opportunities.

Take the leap. Embrace the future. Its a revolution, baby.

Amandla, Awethu.