@CyrilRamaphosa Where do you stay, Mr President? There is a serious disconnect between what ordinary people are experiencing and what you seem to see. You are missing the mark badlyΒ whether by choice or because of poor advice from those around you remains the question.
He was vocal during the Zuma administration. When he joined the PSC he became rather quiet. I had thought that the politicians had finally captured him. His testimony at the Madlanga Commission proved me wrong. The guy is still very much critical of the maladministration.
@MbuyiseniNdlozi Unfortunately, it is a known secret that some media houses are used to push propaganda and specific agendas. In SA, one can hardly find criticism of our current President, yet there is endless negative coverage of JZ and his MK. So π«‘ Trump.
Note that Government decisions do affect our daily lives from taxes, fuel and food prices to municipal tariffs, home loans and vehicle finance.
Can we continue to remain silent when decisions made in politics have a direct impact on our daily livelihoods?
@Newzroom405 You guys has suprisingly just discovered that there is no evidence just now. You guy's are playing games, very recently you were saying you have a water tight case now there are reasonable prospects of success. Jokes jokes..
@HermanMashaba I think you are the only leader willing to say what others won't. I hope we don't need another Mkhwanazi to tell us what we already know. Thank you, Sir.
@iDiskiTimes Democracy is supposed to reflect the will of the people, but when you look at SAFA, it seems less about the will of the people and more about the interests and stomachs of the officials.
@Newzroom405 How many employees have been laid off, and to what extent has Transnet been privatised? Perhaps we should also take these factors into consideration before celebrating the so-called profits, as they may provide a more complete picture of the situation.