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Doesn't Tshwane cover the surrounding townships?True but the DA in this instance is targeting Tshwane Metro where the critical problems differ to those that affect people living in townships.
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Doesn't Tshwane cover the surrounding townships?True but the DA in this instance is targeting Tshwane Metro where the critical problems differ to those that affect people living in townships.
True but the DA in this instance is targeting Tshwane Metro where the critical problems differ to those that affect people living in townships.
All this ongoing maintenance only creates jobs, good for the economy, and good for the people.. Pitty the ANC are too dense to see it that way
Doesn't Tshwane cover the surrounding townships?
No one is saying the whole ANC is incompetent and corrupt.
The problem is that it is difficult to find the gems between the ocean of corruption, lies and deceit.
The real hard-working people are so far down the food-chain that their (few) successes are claimed as major victories by their seniors.
These are merely election promises that wil not be kept. Service in Cape Town is not as efficient as that. They concentrate on the main, busy routes, not the urban streets. Potholes eventually get filled, but only with a top layer. They don't actually get to the root of the problem and the same areas sink again once the rain comes.
Even then, there must be a backlog. I applaud the idea but would be concerned that they are over promising.
don't argue.... want to try? give DA a vote. thanks![]()
Yeah, they tend to be below city management. Can't blame them sometimes for giving up and letting the current take them.
don't argue.... want to try? give DA a vote. thanks![]()
I live in a busy road in Somerset West. The average turnaround time for a pothole is 24hrs after the rain has stopped (sometimes it can rain for 10days solid in the Cape). The longest has been 72hrs. My street is busy but not a main road. The main roads I commute to work have a turnaround of 12hrs or less.
Its a hard life living under the DA cloud.
The only problem is that the majority of the people live in townships, etc. They don't even have tar roads there. So this is not going to change the vote. Unfortunately.
We had a pothole on the M1N highway in JHB for 2 months
Its probably now a tourist attraction: See the worlds second largest man made hole on M1N JHB
BTW, I just drove 7hrs yesterday through the dodgy backroads of the Cape from Outdshoorn to Cape Town (450km) and did not see a single pothole the entire stretch. All I saw was lamp posts decorated like Christmas trees with DA election posters![]()
Well, someone wrote in to the local paper complaining about potholes in our suburb. The council engineer said he couldn't find any. When I rang him directly with a polite offer to find them for him (with photo's), he put the phone down. They see what they want to see.i think the 48 hours applies to when it gets reported, and not that ALL potholes will be fixed within 48 hours of them "being in charge"
Well, someone wrote in to the local paper complaining about potholes in our suburb. The council engineer said he couldn't find any. When I rang him directly with a polite offer to find them for him (with photo's), he put the phone down. They see what they want to see.
I'm packing my bags right now