SA Politics Thread Part 13 The Days of Madlanga

There could have been plenty of opportuinities here
Not really. "Sixpence worth of business, shilling's worth of trouble".

It actually a strategy in business where you rake in the good deals, leave your competitor to rake in the bad ones.
 
Herman hasn't gone full whipsky, but he's still posting stupid as usual.
Not only Mamelodi, the DA was useless everywhere in PTA. They def did not care about potholes when Brink was mayor lol. In those days you know someone was drunk when they drove straight.

Everything deteriorated, everything was overgrown, service delivery was almost non-existant. Useless.
 
Not only Mamelodi, the DA was useless everywhere in PTA. They def did not care about potholes when Brink was mayor lol. In those days you know someone was drunk when they drove straight.

Everything deteriorated, everything was overgrown, service delivery was almost non-existant. Useless.
Now we wait to watch in horror as the DA worshippers proceed to skin you alive.
 
Not only Mamelodi, the DA was useless everywhere in PTA. They def did not care about potholes when Brink was mayor lol. In those days you know someone was drunk when they drove straight.

Everything deteriorated, everything was overgrown, service delivery was almost non-existant. Useless.
No real argument on that front.. Doesn't make hermans stupid any different though.
 
Did he really? He sent a FU to the regulator a few times, yet Saffers were begging him.

Bless Jeff.
He applied for a licence without meeting requirements set out by regulatory bodies. Regulators flagged this and asked him to comply. That's when he began accusing South Africa of crimes against humanity, urging US to act on the matter. A meeting was arranged by his camp to meet regulators, but after the body showed unwillingness to bend their policies for him, he withdrew, didn't he? He continued his campaign.

To this day, he still complains, framing it as ZA refusing grant him a licence because he's white.
 
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