SA Politics Part 14 - The New Dawn turns to Dusk

You're right, progress is inevitable: Life Esidimeni (141 dead) -> Hammanskraal (29 dead) -> Bronkhorstspruit (450 people sick). If this isn't service delivery, then I'm not sure what is! Ungrateful bunch
Absolutely and who cares about townships, dude..

I generally prefer sickness over death. Your mileage might vary of course being superior species.
 
Absolutely and who cares about townships, dude..

I generally prefer sickness over death. Your mileage might vary of course being superior species.
Back in your home country your caste was only allowed to live in townships. Now look at you, in a white suburb with water on some days that you have to boil so you don't have the schits. Buddha is good!
 
Back in your home country your caste was only allowed to live in townships. Now look at you, in a white suburb with water on some days that you have to boil so you don't have the schits. Buddha is good!
LOL, shame man. There goes triggered racist POS.. You and @Vrotappel should have humping old SA flag competition and PPV.

A true DA supporter, nogal. Real colors to the mast.

Taking screengrab of all your posts and posting it to DA councillor now..
 
Imagine? It already happened back in 2023 under the DA.
You hint, yet fear to answer a simple Yes/No question.

#OutstandingAnswer #YESorNO

Once again wisdom was chasing you, but you were too fast. So one question:

Was it ever proven that the Cholera outbreak in Hammanskraal resulted from people using municipal water?

Now please, no this ... that tantrums, no tap dancing. It's a Yes / No type question which gives you a 50-50% change of getting it right. All other answers are wrong.

PS: I know I'm cheating, but I'm really looking out for your best interests here ... ;)

 
Why did it only affect hamanskraal taps?
Trick question. It didn't. Thswane Metro, nor the ANC government distrusting Tshwane, could find any traces of cholera in the taps. In fact they couldn't even find it in the polluted river.

The only cholera they found was in a side stream flowing into the river. My superior Annunaki genes dictates that defecating and urinating into water that someone uses is not a good idea. But hey ... imagine.

@TheChamp

#OutstandingAnswer #YESorNO

Once again wisdom was chasing you, but you were too fast. So one question:

Was it ever proven that the Cholera outbreak in Hammanskraal resulted from people using municipal water?

Now please, no this ... that tantrums, no tap dancing. It's a Yes / No type question which gives you a 50-50% change of getting it right. All other answers are wrong.

PS: I know I'm cheating, but I'm really looking out for your best interests here ... ;)

 
Trick question. It didn't. Thswane Metro, nor the ANC government distrusting Tshwane, could find any traces of cholera in the taps. In fact they couldn't even find it in the polluted river.

The only cholera they found was in a side stream flowing into the river. My superior Annunaki genes dictates that defecating and urinating into water that someone uses is not a good idea. But hey ... imagine.

@TheChamp

#OutstandingAnswer #YESorNO
You'll never get an answer. He's just doing this when he brings up hamanskraal.

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They don't, because they were not a "liberation movement" and haven't ever tried to pretend to be one

Working from that idea, the ANC wasn't a liberation movement in 1912.

Maybe if the SA, United or National parties had worked with the early ANC, South Africa could be quite different.
 
Has anyone told these meddling authorities that no one's actually died yet? Some poo water in moderation never hurt anyone

And now there is more, the central Pretoria water is also contaminated with sewage.

https://businesstech.co.za/news/tre...re-areas-urged-to-boil-water-before-drinking/

Contamination crisis hits South Africa’s capital – 22 more areas urged to boil water before drinking​


This is on top of wide scale water shortages that are starting to impact the city. Looks like someone is going to get a good water tanker tender before the elections.
 
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