Service delivery failure real

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http://www.news24.com/Content/South...4-03-2010-09-25/Service_delivery_failure_real

Johannesburg - The government has admitted it failed certain communities in service delivery, the SABC reported on Thursday.

Co-operative Governance and Traditional Affairs Minister Sicelo Shiceka said in Pretoria: "We find that government has been lethargic at most and (at) worst doing nothing."

A multi-pronged intervention programme would be initiated to stop service delivery protests.

Shiceka said the government wanted to change the state of affairs on a long-term and sustainable basis.

His announcement came after he had discussions with MECs of all nine provinces in his portfolio.

"What we've discovered (was) that in all the protests people have spoken to government in one way or another...whether through a memorandum, a march, or anything."
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:wtf: They are abunch or looneys aren't they?
 
Lulz! Yup yup yup.

So, according to government, the best that government has been doing is lethargic.
So, the lethargic government is going to solve the problem by initiating a multi-pronged programme that will stop the protests, but not the lethargy.
 
Nope, they haven't discovered it yet..

They're just aware that its a possibility... they have to have a few conferences, and discussion groups that are fully catered.. where they will prepare a report on the way they plan on going forward investigating this possible issue.
 
The ANC, or the ostriches as I like to call 'em, have never really taken there heads out the sand for very long. But at least they are finally admitting they have a problem.
 
Ronjay said:
The ANC, or the ostriches as I like to call 'em, have never really taken there heads out the sand for very long. But at least they are finally admitting they have a problem.
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Maybe the journalist lied.
 
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