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Actually, she turned up for work, only to find herself locked out.Oh, and now you're being sensationalist. They told Lynne Brown to move her office to Leeuwenhof, that's all.
But once again you make wild accusation and fail to provide any evidence.
Mantashe said the Congress of the People was not given an opportunity to name one of the party chairs either "because it is a new animal".
"We must develop a relationship with that animal. We don't know it yet. It is not about dishing out chairs, it is about work."
Actually, she turned up for work, only to find herself locked out.
lol. It's all the DA's fault in my opinion, if you read what Zuma said at his inauguration and also his swearing in at Parliament, he was very reconciliatory in his tone. He showed this too by having the FF+ leader in his cabinet.
Gonna be interesting watching how the DA conducts itself in parliament. If they're trying to be the ruling party and not the perpetual opposition they need to stop being so aggro. They forget the ANCYL isn't a party and doesn't contest elections, even if they are a wing of the ANC no one really associates what they say with the actual mother party.
That said, I wonder if any COPE members got anything out of the allocations. They've been strangely quiet since the elections.
EDIT: Oh, only spotted this now:
Actually, she turned up for work, only to find herself locked out.
Yet you still don't present all the facts nor any links. And it wasn't Lynne Brown who pitched up, it was her assistant.
Honestly, do you ever have anything beneficial to add?
They forget the ANCYL isn't a party and doesn't contest elections, even if they are a wing of the ANC no one really associates what they say with the actual mother party.
Yet you still don't present all the facts nor any links. And it wasn't Lynne Brown who pitched up, it was her assistant.
Honestly, do you ever have anything beneficial to add?
http://www.capeargus.co.za/index.php?fArticleId=4986598Meanwhile, another communications officer, spokeswoman to outgoing premier Lynne Brown, has already been told that her services are no longer required at the provincial administration.
An Wentzel said she and her assistant were barred from entering the provincial administration buildings on Friday.
Play nicely now Toxic. If you don't agree with someone else's opinion your world won't end. Also, apply the same rules for those who do agree with you, or else someone might accuse you of bias.Come on Sackboy...
You've made a claim, now back it up with some evidence.....
Their words, not mine. Turning up for work and then being told to go somewhere else is just rude.Ok.. Sackboy.. there is an opinion, and trying to pass off an opinion as fact, which you try to do often and get challenged on often.
And as for your "evidence" its a hell of a lot of heresay... They were barred from the building, not locked out of their offices... They had been informed that they were to continue working from Leeuwenhof for the remainder of their contracts...
Their words, not mine. Turning up for work and then being told to go somewhere else is just rude.
Look, you don't seem to like it when anyone disagrees or has a different opinion amd you tend to get quite rude and personal. I think you're in for a rough life.
That doesn't make it right.As for you thinking being told to go somewhere else for work is rude...
Well its happened to me before working in a big corporate its not rude, you're just a number in a LARGE group of other numbers and things occasionally get missed... and those 2 ppl who were barred were not what I'd call important people so they're easy to miss.
That doesn't make it right.
The DA holds itself up as a beacon of good practice, yet we find Zille rolling in the mud getting down and dirty with the ANCYL, throwing personal insults at the newly elected president and generally crowing and being an obnoxious mampara. Is it any wonder that the ANC does it back?
http://www.capeargus.co.za/index.php?fArticleId=4986598
Technically, both of them, even though their contracts only expire in June.