@_Ndapandula_ yeah as long as we keep picking up points and stay consistent then we are good. Hopefully he finds a solution before it blows up in our faces
@ClipGawd That has always been the point of the conversation; the whole point is to put perpetrators of these acts behind bars, the moment the conversation became "men killing women", people stopped fighting for the cause and started fighting against men. And those are two different fights
South Africa isn't the only country with barcodes/ QR codes on their plate numbers, Kazakhstan, Uganda, and Mexico are all doing it. Are you saying these states are implementing ideas that dont work?
What does it mean to come up with our own ideas exactly? Is it being implemented because it is a copy of South Africa's work or because it is effective? Maybe we should also stop using Speed Guns because they were a South African invention/idea.
Where our honorable minister for the idea of QR codes. I wish we could stop copying everything South Africa is doing and actually come up with our own ideas. Ideas that actually work and are accepted.
You guys keep moving the goalposts every time a solution is brought up regarding anything. Every initiative is always met with criticism, so my question now is: since you clearly aren't happy with what is being implemented, what would you advise these people do?
Y’all saying that Nekundi homey is working, but bro just coming up with random stuff that’s totally unnecessary. Car owners have to spend zak on new plates now. RA fees are up already,unnecessary humps instead of better methods on curbing accidents involving pedestrians