If you were pregnant and doctors warned you that the baby would likely be born with a disability, but you had the option to either terminate the pregnancy or continue with it, what would you choose?
Would you marry someone just to give them citizenship?
My uber driver yesterday asked if I was married and said he was looking for a wife so he can get a South African ID ๐ญ๐ญ
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Ku State Capture u Zuma wayedla imali yomphakathi, lana uyaziyela wena e Capitec, mawunenkinga ungaya nase FNB or Standard Bank wakho. Or uyoshikisha amabhentshi e Home Affairs.
Are we witnessing one of the biggest corruption scandals in history of SA? Or is it state capture only when itโs our people involved? You be the judge. But hereโs the situation.
We have all seen the Capitec machines that are trending where you can also apply for a Home affairs smart ID. And to access this feature you must be a Capitec client. Which may be seen as using government resources to channel clients towards a particular company which may be seen as the government which was supposed to be a fair referee interfering in a free-trade environment to give an unfair advantage to one player over others. But it gets deeper than that.
Who is the minister of Home affairs? It is Leon Schreiber.
Which party does he belong to? The DA.
Who funds the DA? One of their funders is Michiel le Roux has donated over R110 million to the Democratic Alliance (DA) since 2021.
Okay, Who is Michiel le Roux? He is the cofounder of Capitec.
You connect the dots.
I have no opinion on this one. I will let you do the math. Do you now see what I mean when I say that the DA could be worse than the ANC? Not to mention the R4 Billion offshore scandal.