No crisis in Limpopo, just challenges - ANC

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News24:
Johannesburg - Limpopo is not in a financial crisis, the African National Congress in the province said on Friday.

The problems there were "challenges", provincial secretary Soviet Lekganyane said.

"We are not in financial crisis, we are just having financial challenges."

Lekganyane was briefing reporters after a national intervention team indicated the province faced a shortfall of R2bn at the end of the financial year.

On Thursday, Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan said in Polokwane that the team had discovered improper financial management in the province.

Gordhan and five ministers put five provincial departments under administration last year.

- SAPA

At least they've realised the magnitude of the problem and had a serious change of attitude - or not.
 
It is a financial "struggle".

Thankfully we have a government that knows how to "struggle".
 
"We are not in financial crisis, we are just having financial challenges."

uhm yes...

a little like a deck hand on the titanic saying "i think the chairs will look nicer over here" as the bow of the ship plunges under the waterline
 
The biggest challenge being keeping their fingers out of the cookie jar.
 
Just the way juju likes things in his home province... That province has many challenges!


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I wonder if the Concordia captain said the same thing,"It's just a little rock, carry on".
 
The biggest challenge being keeping their fingers out of the cookie jar.

WRONG.
ANC policy from the very top is about having their fingers in of the cookie jar.
The biggest challenge is hiding the fact.
 
Eek... If R2Bn is no more than a "challenge", what would constitute a real crisis???
 
Therefore a good defence in court after being cought for either , theft, fraud, blackmail or corruption is It was a Financial Challange - and voulla you'll be off scott free..............
 
I think going forward, the meaning of the word "bankruptcy" should be understood fully before press statements are made.
 
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