@MbuyiseniNdlozi Sure! If you want to be governed by personalities but we are a country of law. If you break the law justice must prevail. If you are in public office you should be held to a higher standard, blah bla blah. Institutions must prevail over popularity contests. Have a good evening
@VusiThembekwayo If you have travelled anywhere you will know the amazing potential South Africa holds in resources and people, that we are not succeeding is due to willfulness of our politicians and officials to fuck it up
@PhumlaniMMajozi You cry antisemitism the same way you demonstrate south africans cry apartheid. Jews are not being deprived of advancing or inclusion from public life. The world is anti Israel these days. Have a good day Phumlani
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@GodPenuel Low income levels are the other side of the unemployment coin. Without abundance in the labour market income levels would go up to attract workers. Our unemployment is structural so achieving 97% employment for peanuts might be part of a strategy to drive up wages.
@sowelleconomics Having a hand in the massacre of Lonmin miners, stuffing dollars in his sofa and not knowing his nephew who has escaped prosecution for theft of public funds. Our institutions don’t serve the dignity of the poor but the reputations of the rich and powerful
@ErnstRoets Not only is this stupid, it is also dumb. Look up social impact of relative inequality and re-enter the chat on the effects of poverty. Don’t be a doos