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Houses were also dirt cheap in 1984.I don't know. I'm just googling and it's saying prime was 25% in 1984. We had the financial crisis in 2008 and Covid and interest rates today is not close to what it was back then.
Houses were also dirt cheap in 1984.
In comparison to the price we see today yes, in comparison to salaries at the time, not necessarily.
I'm just thinking of the house my folks moved into in the early 80's, was around R40k then. It is obviously much more expensive now, but on an inflation adjusted value, not that much more expensive in reality.

It's absolutely disgusting DA spent R200m on GP election.
It's absolutely disgusting DA spent R200m on GP election.
What do you mean by disgusting? They used donor money and I trust that many donors were highly supportive of the JHB campaign. The ROI is a bit questionable given the results, but you can't know that until after the fact.It's absolutely disgusting DA spent R200m on GP election.
It's absolutely disgusting DA spent R200m on GP election.
Its disgusting that their donors have R200m to burn. Lobbying is the same as bribery. When is the IEC going to punish all the parties (EFF/ANC) who refuse to declare their donors?What do you mean by disgusting? They used donor money and I trust that many donors were highly supportive of the JHB campaign. The ROI is a bit questionable given the results, but you can't know that until after the fact.
Will be keen to see what the MyBB expits think.Would this not be a better system than what we currently have?
Would this not be a better system than what we currently have?
Would this not be a better system than what we currently have?
Will be keen to see what the MyBB expits think.
The system in South Africa is ultimately bound by a constitutional requirement of proportionality. The council has to be proportionally representative of voters.Would this not be a better system than what we currently have?