Article: Zuma nails NDP critics

President Jacob Zuma raked over the coals those who criticised the National Development Plan (NDP), according to Wednesday's Business Report.

Zuma said it offered an important blueprint to advance South Africa's economy and tackle poverty, unemployment and inequality.
 
rpm said:
President Jacob Zuma raked over the coals those who criticised the National Development Plan (NDP), according to Wednesday's Business Report.

Zuma said it offered an important blueprint to advance South Africa's economy and tackle poverty, unemployment and inequality.
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Then tell your union buddies to get shafted, Zoomster.
 
"I don't know where were these people who are saying it is a wrong document," he said.
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Nothing wrong with the document, it's the implementers that has a track record of stuffing things up in the scramble for self-enrichment.

Good choice of headline tho .. Zuma nails .. how apt.
 
Read the headline, and thought "NDP critics" was a euphemism for a bunch of 20 year old HIV+ virgins.
 
saksakgp said:
It's a good thing that DA supports the NDP because if they didn't most people here would be spewing their vomit
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What are you saying? That if the DA opposed the NDP that most people would talk out against it?
 
saksakgp said:
Yes. DA supporters think what the DA thinks.
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Much like ANC supporters think what the ANC thinks.

Back on topic, I don't think the NDP will work. I got the summary on the key points and in reality, the current economical and social climate of south africa (and most parts of the world) will make this difficult. We'd need a strong leader and no room for corruption/opportunism from both Government and Private sectors.

We lack the leader (I have no confidence in Zuma), we lack the Government cooperation within itself and the private sector will do as the private sector always does (profits first).

Not really optimistic about it at all.
 
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