And the rest of SA is still waiting for similar reports from the rest of the towns of the country. Where are they ?
Zuma rules the rest of the country, surely you don’t expect changes anywhere else except in the WC?
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And the rest of SA is still waiting for similar reports from the rest of the towns of the country. Where are they ?
And the rest of SA is still waiting for similar reports from the rest of the towns of the country. Where are they ?
~R900,000 rand a year for shark spotting. I wonder how big the team is?
The budget and expenditure reports at both national and provincial level are available from the treasury dept.
http://www.treasury.gov.za
I didn't know they used helicopters. That's news.I'm actually quite suprised. Thought it would be bigger.... Since Cape Town's sharks are protected, we can't use nets or any other cheap preventive method. So the only way is to employ shark spotters to give keep track of shrak movements and warn the beaches of any danger. This includes helicopters and qualified people, so I would have thought that their budget should be bigger. Anyhow, I'm really glad they are investing in this. I had a friend who was attacked by a Great White a few years ago![]()
Linky please.For a city (or province) that has the highest incident of Great White attacks in the world, a budget of that size is a drop in the ocean.
Tee hee, I amuse myself.
Linky please.
No need - just go and do some doggy paddle off Muizenberg and it'll all be explained.![]()
Linky please.
Of the 99 great white shark attacks worldwide since 1990, nearly half have occurred in South Africa.
We were talking about the Western Cape weren't we.Originally The Star:
SA a prime location for great white shark attacks.
Of which most have occurred in either the Western or Eastern Cape.
We were talking about the Western Cape weren't we.
We were talking about the Western Cape weren't we.
Are you sexist now as well.Do you also sit when you pee?
I don't think the sharks give a flying fsck if they've crossed provincial boundaries. You do realise that up until 1994 shark attacks occurring in that area were regarded as the same province, as such the figures reflect both?
Are you sexist now as well.
We are talking about shark spotting and the budget for them. You made a claim about shark incidents, and then gave a backing link which included the E. Cape and beyond. I'll wait until you can substantiate the claim.
I'm cool. It's raining. It's cold. Brrrr....I think you need to cool down a bit - how about a dip?![]()
I'm cool. It's raining. It's cold. Brrrr....
That doesn't change that Timmy hasn't provided the correct link.![]()
For the love of god, someone paint that fecking stop street already![]()
Are you sexist now as well.
We are talking about shark spotting and the budget for them. You made a claim about shark incidents, and then gave a backing link which included the E. Cape and beyond. I'll wait until you can substantiate the claim.