Dear World this is a state of Healthcare Facilities in Zimbabwe, the famous Nation that gained its freedom and took control of their own Country from the presumed “oppressors”, yet the Government ended up paying back some farmers that they confiscated their lands!
HERE'S THE FACTS.
There's Cosatu and There's Afriforum.
Both have their respective Unions and organizations as support.
Combined Memberships:
Cosatu: 1.6 Million
Afriforum: 502000
Average Membership Fees:
Cosatu: R80.00
Afriforum: R130.00
Monthly Revenue:
Cosatu: R128 000 000
Afriforum: R65 260 000
What Infrastructure was created to uplift:
Cosatu: Fokkol, Nada, Niks, Zilch
Afriforum: Akademia, Sol-Tech, etc, etc
Total value of Afriforum's investment into the future of students is more than R3.5 Billion if we include the student residences and the other smaller training facilities.
What has Cosatu done for the youth?
Where has the money gone?
Cosatu: R1.54 Billion Annually.
Luxury houses, Supercars, Luxury holidays, Hennesy to wash their hands, Luxury Breakfasts, Lunches and Dinners.
When are you going to demand answers people?
This is NOT a White man problem.
@AbsaSouthAfrica@Absa in the ABSA branch now trying to close my account. What a process. I think I now understand why people are running away from ABSA.
Well after 44 years with ABSA, I had enough of their silly processes
South Africa doesn't have a jobs crisis because employers won't hire. It has a jobs crisis because the law punishes them for trying.
NEASA's position: a merit-based economy is the only path to real job creation. Not quotas. Not compliance theatre. Skills, value, output.
Gerhard Papenfus breaks down the full picture on The Employer's Voice.