The African National Congress, which declined a Democratic Alliance invitation to participate in Thursday's democracy march, is to stage its own demonstration next week.
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She said in her speech that Thursday's taxi violence was linked to recent activities organised to destabilise the multiparty government.
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Later, Adendorf phoned the Cape Times to say his group had been pepper-sprayed by a "racist" DA member: "You can come and lick my face if you don't believe me," he said, then asked the Cape Times not to mention he had been at the march.
ANC to organise own 'democracy' march October 27 2006
What is the issue with the ANC and democracy in this country? It would seem our greatest impediment to moving or being in our great democracy IS the anc. It seems that this government goes out of its way to make life and things difficult for ALL south africans while preaching their great democracy but undermining it with sms campaigns, lies, blatant lies, and corruption.
Somehow we have inherited a government little different from the past; they even look the same, in their dokies and dark suits.
Perhaps many lived in exile, and don't know any better? The country has moved on but they were never here to experience it?
What is the disconnect and why does this government do its best to undermine this great country SA; with their non-delivery, lies, corruption and thievery?
Plus they are never actually around to answer questions, um, "not available for comment" seems the standard response.
And our president? What was his name again?
And - the great anc heroes, and even Mbeki's grand words have little to do with the happenings, and reality in this country.
Why doesn't the ANC live up to its great name?
I remind any ANC stalwarts of this comment by Oliver Tambo:
We have got to move away from the concept of race and color because that is what apartheid is. We cannot end apartheid if we retain these concepts. We might even have a white President. I would not hesitate to vote for a white person as President if I thought he was the best person for the job.
Tambo Interview, Oct. 27, 1986
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She said in her speech that Thursday's taxi violence was linked to recent activities organised to destabilise the multiparty government.
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Later, Adendorf phoned the Cape Times to say his group had been pepper-sprayed by a "racist" DA member: "You can come and lick my face if you don't believe me," he said, then asked the Cape Times not to mention he had been at the march.
ANC to organise own 'democracy' march October 27 2006
What is the issue with the ANC and democracy in this country? It would seem our greatest impediment to moving or being in our great democracy IS the anc. It seems that this government goes out of its way to make life and things difficult for ALL south africans while preaching their great democracy but undermining it with sms campaigns, lies, blatant lies, and corruption.
Somehow we have inherited a government little different from the past; they even look the same, in their dokies and dark suits.
Perhaps many lived in exile, and don't know any better? The country has moved on but they were never here to experience it?
What is the disconnect and why does this government do its best to undermine this great country SA; with their non-delivery, lies, corruption and thievery?
Plus they are never actually around to answer questions, um, "not available for comment" seems the standard response.
And our president? What was his name again?
And - the great anc heroes, and even Mbeki's grand words have little to do with the happenings, and reality in this country.
Why doesn't the ANC live up to its great name?
I remind any ANC stalwarts of this comment by Oliver Tambo:
We have got to move away from the concept of race and color because that is what apartheid is. We cannot end apartheid if we retain these concepts. We might even have a white President. I would not hesitate to vote for a white person as President if I thought he was the best person for the job.
Tambo Interview, Oct. 27, 1986
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