I respect Dr Moya for taking responsibility and accepting fault for the unchlorinated tap water. That is what a true leader does and something is being done about it. She's not perfect but corrects her errors.
Brink on the other hand never took accountability for the cholera outbreak that actually took lives under his reign and he never received such backlash why? Because he's a white man from DA so spare him shame.
I expect nothing from a patriarchal, political agenda-run society sidelining facts 🚮 no wonder this country is in this state.
Angry? I’m FURIOUS. Citizens march against illegal immigration and get shot. Criminals cross borders illegally and walk free. Landless South Africans are treated like the problem in their own country. This is not democracy. This is abandonment.
Anyone thinking the DA or VF+ can save us or anyone are being silly. As corrupt as the ANC is, it has done a lot from where it took off from the apartheid government. Anyone saying apartheid gov was better just misses slavery and inequality. And privatization won't help the poor
I'm not watching a movie about Ghana and Dr. Kwame Nkrumah(the man who wanted African Unity and INDEPENDENCE) executively produced by Obama(the man who gave the order to eliminate Gaddafi *another African leader who had similar ideologies as Nkrumah*)
Beware of propaganda⚠️
THERE is a particular kind of silence that settles over this country when the truth arrives, and it is a silence that the people who need that truth the most can never quite afford.
On the second of July 2026, the Constitutional Court delivered a unanimous judgment that was nothing short of a damning indictment of the Democratic Alliance’s governance in the Western Cape, and it was the kind of ruling that should have dominated every front page and every evening news bulletin for weeks.
The court found that the DA-led provincial government and the City of Cape Town had failed in their constitutional duty to provide affordable housing in well-located areas, that their approach to social and affordable housing “perpetuated spatial inequality” and “fell short of Constitutional standard,” and that their policy of building only on the city’s outskirts was creating “poverty traps on the city’s outskirts, far from economic opportunities and social amenities”.
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What kind of sentencing is this? Almost a billion lost in corruption & he gets to go home? If our courts & NPA are so lenient on corruption, how the hell do they imagine the war against it will be won? At this stage of our democracy & development, corruption of this magnitude is the biggest cause of state and developmental failure!
Terrible sentencing! Mcm!