Shoutout to the people that do the awkward little jog when a car lets them cross the street.
You are not moving any faster, but the effort is beautiful. I see you. I respect you.
15 Years, that is one of the proposed lifespan of a car on SA roads as South Africa is developing an end-of-life vehicle strategy which will determine when a vehicle will be “retired” and no longer be able to be driven on the country’s roads.
The Automobile Association (AA) proposes starting vehicle retirements at 15 years and older, pointing out that older vehicles account for the highest number of unroadworthy cars.
The automotive business council (Naamsa) argues that retirement should depend on periodic "health assessments" (roadworthy tests) rather than a strict chronological age.
15 years then scrap off the road or keep the car on the road as long there is a proof of service, or none of the options?
What about classic collection?
@NewsdayZA He donated R208 mil to DA and now Capitec render Home Affairs' ID services at their banks, a project provided to them by a DA minister. At what cost because there's nothing like free lunch? There's a reconciliation of kamina-kawena here AKA smart privatization.
A billionaire once told me: when you feel stuck, go sit in the most expensive hotel in your city.
Order a coffee. It works every time.
Here's what that environment does to you:
I believe the Madlanga Commission is the greatest commission we have ever seen because it has resulted in actual arrests etc. By contrast, although the TRC attracted significant global attention, it produced limited tangible outcomes, particularly because some victims did not receive the reparations they were promised.