Mmusi Maimane calls on Elon Musk to help fix education sector in SA

South African politician, Mmusi Maimane calls out the richest billionaire on the earth, Elon Musk as regards fixing the schooling sector within the nation.

Elon was born in Pretoria, and upon asserting him the richest billionaire final week Friday, Mzansi made him the discuss of the day.

Taking to Twitter, the businessman urged folks to say methods he can considerably use his cash.

“Btw, essential suggestions is at all times tremendous appreciated, in addition to methods to donate cash that actually make a distinction (means more durable than it appears)”

Mmusi jumped on the tweet and requested that Elon joins palms with him in fixing the schooling sector in SA.

“Hello Elon the place can South Africans with disruptive concepts about fixing the nation make proposals. I for one have some concepts about the best way to repair the schooling sector on this nation exterior of the clutches of a corrupt authorities and I might like to current one thing to you.”

Nonetheless, Mmusi acquired trolled and he responded a few of the trolls.

Hello Elon the place can South Africans with disruptive concepts about fixing the nation make proposals.

I for one have some concepts about the best way to repair the schooling sector on this nation exterior of the clutches of a corrupt authorities and I might like to current one thing to you.

— Mmusi Maimane (@MmusiMaimane) January 8, 2021

Why would I embrace a damaging mindset. Elon strikes me as a person who will maintain making rockets even when the trade specialists say it’s unattainable.

What I get from that’s he likes tough duties that haven’t been achieved earlier than. So do I.

— Mmusi Maimane (@MmusiMaimane) January 8, 2021

Negativity will kill folks. It’s been thirty minutes. It’s a tweet with plenty of engagement.

Take that vitality some place else. Typically you do one thing that could be a lengthy shot and it helps save a nation.

If that chance seems, it’s a must to take the shot.

— Mmusi Maimane (@MmusiMaimane) January 8, 2021