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3. Denying Helen the position of mayor is legally permissible but would violate the substantive intent of our democracy. How can the biggest party be excluded? We should therefore try and avoid it if at all possible? So what are Helen’s options for coalition partners?
This is a rather disappointing tweet from you. Squaring everything to just one thing when its just more than that. That party has a service delivery banner from a very capitalist perspective and that doesn’t work for a lot of us. But like how other tweets have already pointed it, you’ll never get it or choose not to.
People are considering voting for the ANC in the national elections just so the DA doesn’t win majority.
Do you understand how weird it is that you’d rather have no service delivery and corruption than vote in a party that could do better?
This is not true!
Pre-BEE (1999–2001): Black people employed in top management were in the region of around 6% (with 9% in senior management) while those employed in professionally qualified positions were in the region of around 33%.
Post the implementation of BEE legislation black people in top management range from 17% to 21%, while senior management is between 26% and 32%. Black people employed in professionally qualified positions sit at between 48% and 50% post BEE.
The benefits derived by ordinary black South Africans from BEE are undeniable! We have a black middle class as a result of BEE and nobody can tell me otherwise!
He removed Mamdani's verification in efforts to shadow ban after that ratio. Imagine how he'd weaponise Starlink in South Africa when the govt doesn't do what he wants