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Shocking Revelations at GNU Cabinet Meeting - Céline Tshika, KG Mokgadi Comedy Sketch

🚨 Leaked Footage Alert! 🚨 We got hold of a top secret video from a meeting in the new Government of National Unity – and South Africa’s new Climate Change Bill caused some real drama!

Our new comedy sketch featuring KG Mokgadi and Céline Tshika dives into the drama in government’s climate change plans – and why we seem unable to shake our reputation as one of the world’s worst polluting countries. The Climate Change Act was signed by President Cyril Ramaphosa in July 2024 to much fanfare. This is good news, but what does it really mean? Is the Climate Change Bill actually going to help us slash emissions, or is it just a ‘get out of jail free’ card for the big polluters? Watch now to find out more.

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🚨 Leaked Footage Alert! 🚨 We got hold of a top secret video from a meeting in the new Government of National Unity – and South Africa’s new Climate Change Bill caused some real drama!

Our new comedy sketch featuring KG Mokgadi and Céline Tshika dives into the drama in government’s climate change plans – and why we seem unable to shake our reputation as one of the world’s worst polluting countries. The Climate Change Act was signed by President Cyril Ramaphosa in July 2024 to much fanfare. This is good news, but what does it really mean? Is the Climate Change Bill actually going to help us slash emissions, or is it just a ‘get out of jail free’ card for the big polluters? Watch now to find out more.

Subscribe NOW to become a member of our community and secure your front-row seat to the laughter, insights, and aweh-ness that await on our YouTube channel.

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