Johannesburg’s financial and corruption crisis worse than expected with criminal syndicates draining the system

ANC-EFF and all the other sub brands are a cargo cult.

These idiots wear the clothing of the oppressor (in XXXXXXL), throw on some designer spectacles and Swiss watches and think it legitimises them. Then they sit around and drink whiskey while robbing any budget they get access to. Because that's what they think real leaders do.
 
ANC-EFF and all the other sub brands are a cargo cult.

These idiots wear the clothing of the oppressor (in XXXXXXL), throw on some designer spectacles and Swiss watches and think it legitimises them. Then they sit around and drink whiskey while robbing any budget they get access to. Because that's what they think real leaders do.
Don't forget PA, Action SA
 
Can't change until we have an alternative. In Jo'burg we now how an opportunity coming, DON'T BLOW IT - VOTE FOR HELEN!!


(I'm anti-DA by the way)
 
Can't change until we have an alternative. In Jo'burg we now how an opportunity coming, DON'T BLOW IT - VOTE FOR HELEN!!


(I'm anti-DA by the way)
The problem is the expectation is that when new leaders are voted in all the problems just fade away! They don't. The corruption networks are embedded into every nook and cranny. Going to take a long time to fix the mess.
 
Hope Helen has good security. I can see the mafia and entrenched thieves trying as hard as possible to remove her once she takes charge
 
The problem is the expectation is that when new leaders are voted in all the problems just fade away! They don't. The corruption networks are embedded into every nook and cranny. Going to take a long time to fix the mess.

I honestly doubt it'll ever come right, not in the next 30 to 40 years anyway, but we can go a long way to make it more livable.
 
Hope Helen has good security. I can see the mafia and entrenched thieves trying as hard as possible to remove her once she takes charge

I actually dunno if they would, that would probably have insanely negative outcomes for them as public pressure (as much as people dislike Helen) would ratchet up about 800 times to deal with the problem.

They may target her subordinates though.
 
Amazing woman, M-Net recently did a doccie on her life. Here's some public options;



Several high-quality biographical mini-documentaries, profiles, and in-depth retrospective interviews mapping out Helen Zille’s life and career are available on YouTube.

🎥 Biographical Profiles & Mini-Docs​


  • The Rise and Fall of Helen Zille (Documentary): This featurette delves into her political journey, mapping her path from anti-apartheid journalism to her leadership as the Federal Council Chairperson of the Democratic Alliance (DA). Watch it on YouTube. [1, 2]
  • Rise And Shine Profile: Helen Zille: A dedicated archival profile focusing deeply on her critical 1977 role as a young Rand Daily Mail journalist who exposed the police cover-up behind the death of Black Consciousness leader Steve Biko. Watch it on YouTube. [3, 4]
  • Is Helen Zille South Africa's 'Parallel President'? (DW News): A international broadcaster's profile exploring her lineage as the child of German-Jewish refugees fleeing Nazi persecution, her legacy as Cape Town Mayor and Western Cape Premier, and her modern influence. Watch it on YouTube. [4, 5]

🎙️ Deep-Dive Historical Interviews​


  • Helen Zille: Jacob Zuma & MK Party, 'GNU', early life: An extensive interview where Zille reflects personally on her childhood, her family's direct ties to the Holocaust, and how discovering her father's lineage shaped her worldview. Watch it on YouTube. [4, 6]
  • Both Sides | Helen Zille: Race, Power & the Future of South Africa: A comprehensive retrospective detailing her "accidental" entry into politics through a school governing body, which rapidly transitioned into her becoming the Western Cape MEC for Education. Watch it on YouTube. [4, 7]
  • Helen Zille the next Mayor of Joburg | DA Podcast: A casual yet informative look back at her early life growing up in non-wealthy sectors of Johannesburg, navigating a developing city, and her memories of her parents' activism. Watch it on YouTube. [4, 8]
  • Helen Zille opens up about her Joburg roots: A localized visual trip down memory lane where she describes her time living in Berea, working in the trenches of historical print media, and protecting whistleblowers during the apartheid era. Watch it on YouTube. [4, 9]

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[5] https://www.youtube.com
[6] https://www.youtube.com
[7] https://www.youtube.com
[8] https://www.youtube.com
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