@CelestialColum@jus10pr Agreed but on black & brown skin it’s a bit more tougher to get them out..
Not so easy… hope it’ll not mentally get to her if she does start.
We'd be like Nigeria today if the women decided to stay at home on 9 August 1956, or if the school children didn't take to the streets on 16 June 1976. The only home we stay at when shit hits the fan is within the borders of our country, but on the streets confronting the problem head on.
You can't build a serious economy on malls, fintech, tenders and imports.
We need factories, farms, mines (which also link to beneficiation), refineries, rail, ports, engineers, nuclear plants, artisans, workers.
@KhandaniM@ReutersAfrica The internet and AI is essentially what you’re adding to, what does the majority of the citizens need?
Industrialisation, the Sasols, Eskom, railways etc. not an network phenomenon that does not put food for the majority whilst it’ll consume resources that are already limited.
@KhandaniM@ReutersAfrica Data centers do not create jobs. They consume fresh water, of which Cape Town is struggling with & they are noisy.
You’re comparing them to very different operations.
Research the issues Americans are having with them and ask yourself if this is what we what for our people.
Now let me tell you about the most brazen heist in South African military history.
This is former Denel CEO Danie Du Toit who sold the SANDF most critical intellectual property.
The media tried to say it was the Guptas but it was not. You were fed lies. It was a few months into Ramaphosa's presidency. The timing was to blame the previous administration but that won't work anymore.
Seven senior Denel officials including—names still being protected by the very system that should jail them—got together and decided to sell our missile intellectual property to a Dubai company.
Not just any missiles. We’re talking about the Mkhonto, Ingwe, and Mokopa missile systems. The crown jewels of South African defence.
They sold the blueprints, the software, the guidance systems—everything. Then, just to add insult to injury, they all resigned from Denel and joined the company in Dubai.
So now, whenever Denel tries to build a missile for the SANDF or another country buying from Denel, these seven ghosts sit in their Dubai air-conditioned offices and collect licensing fees from Denel. For using Denel’s own technology.
They sold our country's defense to a company in Dubai.
Our government does not own its own defense, it was sold.
We are going to expose these 7 ghosts and they have nowhere to hide. Not even Dubai can keep you from our reach.
We see you Danie du Toit and we are coming for you & all your cronies. Watch this space.
By:Baas Kruger