We cannot ask South Africans to pay more in VAT while there have been no cuts to blue lights and while the cabinet remains oversized.
We cannot ask the people to keep tightening their belt when the belt is suffocating them.
Itโs time for government to cut corruption. Itโs time for government to cut the cabinet. Itโs time for government to cut deputy ministers.
We have cut the people enough. South Africans are struggling and cannot afford to pay another cent while getting less delivery.
#NoToVatIncrease
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The 1st pic is of Sbongile Mani, a student who was mistakenly paid R14 million by Nsfas of which she spent R880 thousand & today she was found guilty of "theft" by the courts & now awaiting sentencing.
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The 2nd pic is of Eskom coal supplier Quinten van der Burgh, whom Eskom "mistakenly" paid R4 billion & Eskom's white CEO Andre De Ruyte released a statement that they couldn't take any action to recover this R4 billion & would not pursue any arrest or court case against Quinten, & the matter was closed just like that.
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Yes Quinten is white & is the youngest dollar billionaire in South Africa through supplying coal to Eskom, & Quinten has no qualifications besides matric. Most Black people have never even heard of Quinten but Sibongile's fame rivals that of the Pope. Yes Sibongile is Black.
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"Hey Mzansi, Have You Seen Justice" "Who's Law Is It Anyway"โ
@Leon_Schreib Year after year, the ANC government made decisions that turned our already hard lives upside down. We cry, we make a noise, we loot, and yet we continuously vote them in. What are we scared of ppl. We have the power to make a difference. Make your next vote count.
@LoveisBlindShow Dave is just looking for excuses. Lauren, he doesn't deserve u, girl. The fact that he is going in circles and not taking ur word is a bid RED flag. Run girl
Breaking News:
The South African governmentโs failure to meet the demands of Elon Musk, to allow South Africa to have starlink satellites are shallow! As usual the government is demanding 30% stake, in Elon Muskโs business.
This resulted to the South African government saying goodbye to starlink! Race laws are costing this Countryโs economy, a chance to strive! The future isnโt so bright!
So the whites and Afrikaners are accused of not wanting equality, right?Being treated equally means being allowed to provide your country with the full range of abilities and skills you are capable of.Not to be a 8% minority that is restrained from doing so.All while still expected to be blamed for everything that goes wrong, feed,provide jobs,infrastructure and pay the most amount in taxes while also being held responsible.Responsible for what?For the well being of the 92% majority.A majority so obsessed with the past,hate,revenge,looting and corruption that they are still incapable of being self-sufficient,thirty years after obtaining majority rule.
Itโs racism against minorities and that, no one can deny, it is the law. Itโs not a correction as orchestrated by the ANC, the majority, and soon everyone, will have nothing, no services, no hope and no opportunity because of the ANC and politicians being corrupt.
Until we hold politicians accountable NOW, we will all continue being worse off.
When you apply for a driver's license in South Africa, you have to be classified according to your skin color.
The same applies when you apply for a bank account or a home loan.
When you want to get insurance, they ask what your skin color is.
This applies to almost every part of every South African's daily life. From access to schools, documents for admission to a hospital, buying a car or applying for a passport. Racial classification is prescribed everywhere.
However, it does not stop at racial classification. There are racial quotas or even quite blatant racial discrimination in many industries in South Africa. For example, banks have to allocate a certain percentage of home loans to people of certain races. If you want to become a veterinarian, it is much more difficult for a white child or a child of Asian descent than for a black child. The list goes on and on. Access to contracts with the government is almost impossible for white businesspeople. Most large companies strictly apply racial quotas when awarding scholarships.
Is this a normal society?
And don't tell me it was the same or worse during Apartheid. We all know that. The historical agreement was that South Africa would do away with this obsession with racial classification, quotas and discrimination precisely after Apartheid.
Also don't argue that it is necessary for correction. Because correction is driven by inputs and not outputs: Good education, economic growth, safe living and working spaces, good infrastructure, etc.
There are quite a few extremely successful black farmers in South Africa today. They are almost exclusively farmers who bought their farms on the free market. Where the state bought farms and gave them to people or made them available, more than 90% of the commercial farms have already stopped producing. Because the motivation was in the wrong place.
It is therefore a fact that discrimination is taking place at different levels against different groups in South Africa. And it is not just about the white minority or about Afrikaners. The problem is much wider.
@MDNnewss It's about time this South African government started doing what they were supposed to. Now we gonna see first hand how this cabinet falls apart. There are too many hands in the cookie jar. ๐
@PhilMphela Been seen many post on facebook about recent events involving bolt drivers. Across SA. ๐ข. Bolt association should really be looked into.
@SABCNews What are doing about the unemployment. How intune are u with the corruption in the departments across the country. Relatives and family friends are being employed while we being pushed to the side. Catch a wake up Ramaphosa do something right for ones.
@SABCNews ๐คฃ๐คฃ๐คฃ๐คฃ๐คฃ๐คฃ๐คฃ๐คฃ๐คฃ @PrecidentcyrilRamaphosa hehehhehehe u a funny guy. Let your feet touch the ground, get your head out the clouds and come see what we going through. Mxm
@PresidencyZA@ecr9495@GovernmentZA Please can someone explain why is it so hard for a coloured or indian individual to get even an entry level job in government. We meet all the requirements have departmental experience and still our applications are passed off.