Home Affairs exec 'too black' HOOOOO

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Cape Town - Home Affairs Minister Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula has conceded that her department's top management team, comprising solely of "Africans", was not representative of South African society.

"The top management of the department... does not currently correspond with the Employment Equity Act," she said in a written reply to a parliamentary question from the Freedom Front Plus.

Mapisa-Nqakula said two of the five "African" deputy directors-general were women. This "confirms that steps have been taken to address gender equality".

"The department... is busy at the moment to review its Employment Equity Plan and targets set in line with the Employment Equity Act," she said.

FF Plus MPs had asked the minister why only black people had been appointed to the department's top management positions, and what steps were being taken towards representivity.
 
It is not often that you see this happen. Good though, the Employment Equity Act should be observed, no matter which direction it is scewed in
 
Does anyone know of a black woman who has actually contributed anything constructive to the political framework? One thinks of Winnie Mandela (crook & murder suspect), Mfeketo (corrupt mayor of Cape Town), Manto-shabala (loopy health minister of garlick & lemons fame), Bloemfontein mayor (travelgate thief), Ngqula (free holidays on government aircraft) etc.. etc..?
 
Skeptik : Ngqula has done pretty damn good work. But you can rather just ignore all of it and continue going on about the trip
 
...what work is that?
Isn't she also another prominent politicians wife? Ok, .. So add nepotism to the charge ;)
 
JStrike said:
Skeptik : Ngqula has done pretty damn good work. But you can rather just ignore all of it and continue going on about the trip

Wasn't she the one that put the moratorium on building power stations???
 
I am not sure what Employment Equity Act is but assuming that it is something to do with how many blacks, whites, reds and yellows to be appointed at a given organiztion, then it is absolute rubbish!

people should be employed based on their skills and experience, not on a stupid skin colour!
 
supersunbird said:
Wasn't she the one that put the moratorium on building power stations???
In 1999, the department of Minerals & Energy, headed by Phumzile Mlambo-Ngcuka, – despite warnings from industry commentators and analysts - failed to anticipate that the deregulation policy would cripple SA's capacity to meet the growing need for electricity. The country’s demand increases by 1000MW per annum.

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I hate AA! There should not be any quota's! If those black folks were the best, then GOOD! If they weren't then put the best in there, whether they are pink, purple or blue... **** THIS ****! It is holding our country back. SA is like a retarded guy who keeps on getting praised for pissing against the wall by other retarded guys...

No offence to mentaly challanged folks. I am just trying to get a point across.
 
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