@Mavu2020@LandNoli Diamond levies, Customs Duty, Donations Tax, Estate Duty, Rates & Taxes, Securities Transfer Tax, Capital Gains on Individuals (he only mentioned PAYE), Local and Provincial Government taxes and more. The Chairman is either disingenuous, utterly ignorant or way out of depth.
๐๐๐๐๐๐๐๐๐๐ญ when i started this journey i was criticized so much, why Setswana? Why not Communication! But i made it, its possible Ke e kwadile ka Setswana e bile ke tlaa kwala tse dingwe ๐
@LordKissypants @nqoh_maphisa This is eloquently put. I remember the feeling of becoming aware of the crime against humanity that was committed in my name and for my benefit. But it will never compare to the lived experiences of the victims. Everyday of my life is dedicated to fixing the damage that was done.
I saw the brutality of the #Apartheid regime. A regime that attempted to squeeze every drop of dignity out of black people, that punished them for being black in their own country. A regime that treated them as subhuman. A regime that brought them death.
But then I woke up to the lie I was living, the lie I was told over and over ever since I was born, the lie that said black people are a danger to me, that they are inferior to me, and that the white man should dominate them.
I knew nothing about the people who built our roads, harbours, airports, shopping malls and our houses. Nothing about the men who spilt their sweat and blood and the women on their knees, cleaning toilets. But I was reminded of a certain 'terrorist' by the name of Mandela.
Black people were erased from everyday society. They were shadows; ghosts that disappeared at night and magically reappeared in our kitchens in the morning to raise white people's children. I didn't know why there were separate toilets and park benches. It was 'normal'.
By the time I left school, #Apartheid was truly entrenched, deeply buried in the psyche of white South Africans. At school, I was taught the white man's history, his conquests & victories. I knew nothing else; nothing about the people who made up most of the country's population.
The repo rate is extortionary as well, and it benefits net interest providers. Price stability has been debunked by most central bankers, especially, if it is pursued to the detriment of the tradeoffs ( growth and unemployment). SARB mandate should be reformed.
And also high time to change the usurious 3.5% charge banks levy above the repo rate: repo rate is 6.5% but banks charging 10%. Amongst highest in the world. Between SARB and the banks our economy is being strangled.
Wake up policy makers!
@IEJ_SA
@uSizweLo @MotjwaGae It is a legalised Ponzi scheme, between political and capital elites. Throughout history this criminality has been perpetuated under a veneer of benefiting the public, but the opposite has always been true.
WARNING ๐ฏTHIS POST WILL HURT THOSE ALLERGIC TO TRUTH
๐ Former President Jacob #Zuma says I HAVE NOTHING TO HIDE
โIf the #PublicProtector wants to see my #SARS records she is free to do soโ.
๐ WHILE #Ramaphosa wants to seal records ... what is the President hiding?
It is a welfare state for corporates and the elites not for the poor. They nationalise their losses and privatise their profits. It is the pinnacle of greed....
Evo Morales's crime was simply being indigenous & anti-imperialist.
He brought millions out of poverty & spread the wealth of the oil industry, rather than allow billionaires to extract it for themselves. Those are his crimes.
The most corrupt President Jacob Zuma tells #Sars "I've got nothing to hide."
The most transparent President Ramaphosa tells the court "Please seal my bank statements & financial records."
#PublicProtector
Adv Muzi sikhakhane"The law must follow a thief, fraudster, and a corrupt person. once you politicize a legal term like theft and call them state capture, you are creating hiding places for thieves who call themselves something else" in our case they are called the "New Dawn"