The only scandal in this story is the fact that @News24 is arguing that only ANC and government loyalists should be allowed to secure government contracts.
No corruption has been revealed. The only revelation is that @JacintaNgobese is, in fact, willing to jeopardise her income by taking a stand for what she believes in.
The apparent view held by News24 and others that government contracts and jobs should only be awarded to friends of the ANC-led government is exactly the kind of thinking that has led to the deterioration of service delivery.
As was the case with News24’s previous hit pieces against @afriforum, this hit piece against Jacinta and @MarchAndMarchSA lacks substance and further undermines what little credibility News24 may have left.
All my bankings are now with Capitec!! My business , personal & Credit card. They’ve been offering me a R150k overdraft - never needed it and lately also offered me a vehicle finance🤣🫣. Capitec is a proper bank bro 😁🤞🏿
This is wild 🔥
JD Vance 🇺🇸 YESTERDAY: "We have underestimated Iran and we spent $30 billion on war."
Obama 🇺🇸 TODAY: "All this to stop a nuke that didn’t exist and to open a Strait that wasn’t closed. What a loser." 🔥
@AdvoBarryRoux As Zimbos we should kill these people bro
His father the reason our country is the shit hole it is today. Imagine we are suffering here at home & yena he is going back to SA where he paid R600k fine to do shopping at Woolworths😭
@edmnangagwa is now doing the same
Lezinja🤧
YOU are still not hearing what Nkrumah and his daughter are saying.
"Our independence is meaningless unless it is linked up with the total liberation of the African continent" Kwame Nkrumah
He did NOT say :
Our independence is meaningless unless it is linked up with the total migration of the African continent, to Ghana
Over 50K returnees have streamed back to Zimbabwe from South Africa. What immediate impact will that have on the South African economy? Will the jobs they leave behind, whether as employees or skilled tradesmen, simply be filled by South Africans, or is there an unavoidable economic cost? What happens to sectors already grappling with critical skills shortages and will international investors still be willing to come to the party if labour uncertainty becomes entrenched? Finally, are those in South Africa legally, safe from being caught in the political and social crossfire?
Is Pretoria doing enough?
I support this.
Our prisons are bloated and we have enough local offenders whose families and relatives contribute to the tax that feeds them. Abahambe!