Exactly. That just points even more towards what the intentions behind this really are.
The person announcing these proposals is none other than Nomaindia Mfeketo, the ex Mayor of Cape Town. Her tenure in Cape Town still leaves a bad taste in our mouths here. It took the DA, when they won Cape Town, 2 years to get rid of all the hangers on, in other words consultants she employed to perform her duties when she was Mayor.
She is none other than an ANC Yes-Auntie and a poor one at that.
Perhaps it isn't difficult to reason why these structures need changing? More consultants, more paperwork, more detail, more money. You see, the devil is in the detail. I guarantee you that by the time the Provinces are demarcated, many Billions would have been spent in achieving these goals through consulting firms and the like, all of which are owned by friends of friends. Someone somewhere, who is connected will be raking in millions.
We have seen the reinvention of the wheel so many times with the ANC. At first I thought it was the new broom sweeping clean and our new Government trying to do things better, but my gut is saying no, the money to be made in this country is hidden in the detail of consulting firms and services provided to Government to do all these changes. You don't think Government is going to do it do you?
We have seen so many changes with our Education system, each time it costs Billions to change, that money isn't disappearing into space, it is lining the pockets of people affiliated to the ruling party. What seems like meaningful change is nothing other than money laundering, there was no need for the changes, there is no need to reinvent the wheel.
With all due respect I would have accepted changes here and there, but enough is enough, the world is in a recession, people are struggling to make ends meet, Government is fiddling at the helm, our money is being wasted on new planes, consultants and a list of things too long to mention. Service delivery is a non entity in many part of South Africa, Government should be focusing on what is important, not moving provincial boundaries once again.