DA locks down Nelson Mandela Bay with multi-party coalition

Why?

The rules and system aren't any different, they're just being enforced.

You can't say it has to be enforced. If you have never arrived at work at 10:00 you can't change the habit overnight.

They also need an amnesty period for corruption. You can't jail the whole ANC. It will just create instability in the country.
 
You can't say it has to be enforced. If you have never arrived at work at 10:00 you can't change the habit overnight.

They also need an amnesty period for corruption. You can't jail the whole ANC. It will just create instability in the country.

If my contract stated I had to be at work by 10am, then the company is well within their rights to enforce it over night.
 
You can't say it has to be enforced. If you have never arrived at work at 10:00 you can't change the habit overnight.

They also need an amnesty period for corruption. You can't jail the whole ANC. It will just create instability in the country.

Not sure if serious.
 
If my contract stated I had to be at work by 10am, then the company is well within their rights to enforce it over night.
Government is not the same as the formal sector.
Councillors don't have time in their contracts. If they don't arrive at meetings, the meeting will continue. They still get paid. They can't get fired even if they don't attend meetings as they are put there by their parties.

Having a meeting at 10:00 from day 1 discriminates against ANC Councillors the same way calling a meeting in the mens bathroom will discriminate against women.
 
Government is not the same as the formal sector.
Councillors don't have time in their contracts. If they don't arrive at meetings, the meeting will continue.

Having a meeting at 10:00 from day 1 discriminates against ANC Councillors the same way calling a meeting in the mens bathroom will discriminate against women.

oh what absolute fcking hogwash.
 
Government is not the same as the formal sector.
Councillors don't have time in their contracts. If they don't arrive at meetings, the meeting will continue. They still get paid. They can't get fired even if they attend no meetings as they are put there by their parties.

Having a meeting at 10:00 from day 1 discriminates against ANC Councillors the same way calling a meeting in the mens bathroom will discriminate against women.

Bollocks, complete and utter bollocks.

Council rules have not changed. If the ANC ignored them then that is their problem.
 
Not sure if serious.
I'm just trying to be reasonable. We have lived through so many people who have no business of being minister of Department of Communication. Heck we even had the head of the army deployed to that position. What does he know about telecoms F'all. It would be unfair to blame him.
 
I'm just trying to be reasonable. We have lived through so many people who have no business of being minister of Department of Communication. Heck we even had the head of the army deployed to that position. What does he know about telecoms F'all. It would be unfair to blame him.

No its not unfair to blame him, he accepted the position, he gets the blame for the fsckups.
 
You can't say it has to be enforced. If you have never arrived at work at 10:00 you can't change the habit overnight.

They also need an amnesty period for corruption. You can't jail the whole ANC. It will just create instability in the country.

*** man. My previous job started at 10, and my current one started at 8. Had to get used to it in 1 day.

Besides, it's not the DA's fault that the ANC were resting on their laurels because of a misguided sense of power.

Regarding the jailing of the whole ANC, never read that anywhere, and Trollip even said they're not gonna purge any existing staff, so I'm thinking you're just making stuff up as you go.

@MickeyD can we change his username to skimwrite please.
 
No its not unfair to blame him, he accepted the position, he gets the blame for the fsckups.
Apart from spending on luxuries he made no f'up as he did nothing.

I find it strange that members of this forum suddently think a few DA led municipalities make us a 1st world country.
Just look at something as minor as the ANC major candidate that nearly caused the whole Tswane being burnt down.
How many people were arrested. Zero. As long as the ANC controls the national goverment who appoint police then laws will not be enforced.
The ANC can burn down everything for the slightest reason like they just showed this year in Tswane. I am just saying be lenient on them or expect chaos. South Africa doesn't need the instability.
 
Government is not the same as the formal sector.
Councillors don't have time in their contracts. If they don't arrive at meetings, the meeting will continue. They still get paid. They can't get fired even if they don't attend meetings as they are put there by their parties.

Having a meeting at 10:00 from day 1 discriminates against ANC Councillors the same way calling a meeting in the mens bathroom will discriminate against women.

What utter rubbish.

This is probably the most important council meeting they would ever have been invited to attend. The municipal manager ensured that they each received the agenda and meeting notes (about 800 pages I'm told).

They were there... just not inside the chamber. They deliberately assembled outside the chamber in an attempt to disrupt the meeting. That failed when the municipal manager (appointed by the ANC) declared that a quorum had been formed due to there being 68/120 councillors present.

This disrupted their disption plan, so they trooped into the chamber 45 minutes late.

Then they attempted to have the meeting halted. The municipal manager rejected it.

Once the Speaker was elected, the municipal manager handed over proceedings to him.

The ANC then tried to raise frivolous objections and points of order, which he rejected and continued with the business of council per the approved agenda.

At this stage the ex-mayor, Danny Jordan, was still not in the house - an hour late.

So to play the discrimination card is a fail.
 
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