@HermanMashaba As a voter of Action SA,I'm behind you Ntate, Whatever you decide, I'll trust it's in good faith...I understand that every party is faced with a predicament because no one got outright majority. I personally wish for a decision that excludes the DA.
@AfricaFactsZone The thing that I'm really concerned about is the rock erosion over time, I'm scared for the people, That road is a hazard,The sides needs to be reinforced somewhat,but knowing my brothers & sisters they will say I'm jealous. I'm not a geologist,Just a nobody really,but 1+1 is 2
@MissNthabeleng We have a new problem in town, informal trading should only be reserved for SA'ns, what is wrong with you, now we must fight home affairs and then you come in and enabling the very same problem SA'ns are trying to solve?
@MissNthabeleng So u wants to formalize the operation of illegal foreigners in informal business sector at the time we South Africans are working so hard to remove them. This woman is always hustling for her wallet through using people.
@MissNthabeleng I think you lost the plot sisi,You can't want to involve illegal immigrants in this, Remember what we're fighting for, local and township economy must go to South Africans, That's the long and short of it. Now you want to formalize it using our money to give to Pakistanis,really?
@JonothanDaily@helenzille@HermanMashaba We don't DA or Helen Zille, Is jy maal? Who the hell do you think you are? We don't want your stupid ass party to govern us,stupid.
DISCLAIMER: These are my personal views and do not represent the official position of ActionSA.
The narrative being pushed by the DA that ActionSA would be betraying its voters by engaging the ANC in coalition discussions is insane. Before we even go anywhere, the DA itself is in government with the ANC at national level. So why does it work for them, but suddenly becomes a betrayal when ActionSA does it?
🚨Why DA shouldn’t be an option!
My concern with the DA’s approach to coalition politics is the recurring difficulty of collective accountability. You cannot build a sustainable partnership with a party that expects to dictate the terms of engagement, struggles to accommodate differing views and treats every disagreement as grounds to threaten the relationship- this is what caused the DA/ActionSA coalition to collapse in joburg
The DA has consistently approached coalition politics with a big-brother mentality. There is an expectation that everyone must fall in line, that their position must take precedence and that other parties must simply accept their terms. That is not how coalition government works and this is what cause instability