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Moosedrool
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What a ****en moron.
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Ramaphosa tells frustrated Soweto residents: Only the ANC can solve electricity woes
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What a ****en moron.
For the record:
www.news24.com
'If you don't vote ANC, electricity may never be restored' - Ramaphosa tells protesting residents | News24
Ramaphosa, who had avoided responding to questions around the surge in load shedding from the media all morning, was finally forced to address the matter as some residents in the crowd carried placards stating, "no electricity, no vote".
www.news24.com
TelkomUseless
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For the record:
'If you don't vote ANC, electricity may never be restored' - Ramaphosa tells protesting residents | News24
Ramaphosa, who had avoided responding to questions around the surge in load shedding from the media all morning, was finally forced to address the matter as some residents in the crowd carried placards stating, "no electricity, no vote".
Ahem... what did I say. Anc is going to blame Eskom and who is the face of eskom? White devil!!!
So if voter turnout is lower we are being punished by more loadshedding?For the record:
'If you don't vote ANC, electricity may never be restored' - Ramaphosa tells protesting residents | News24
Ramaphosa, who had avoided responding to questions around the surge in load shedding from the media all morning, was finally forced to address the matter as some residents in the crowd carried placards stating, "no electricity, no vote".
If every person in this country vote ANC , it will do nothing to the Eskom fiasco.
How do they compute that? They are in power now, why is it not fixed?
Who believes them?
If everyone votes DA the Eskom problem will not go away either.
Not soon anyway.
Same as our economy the only thing a new ruling party will cause is investment confidence might increase.
But that said it will not change overnight.
Like we saw in Tshwane, things were moving in the right direction and then the sabotage came.
Not soon anyway.
Same as our economy the only thing a new ruling party will cause is investment confidence might increase.
But that said it will not change overnight.
Like we saw in Tshwane, things were moving in the right direction and then the sabotage came.
TheChamp
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What was moving the right way in Tshwane?
Water and sanitation
Power
General neglect was being looked after
Street lights
Water leaks were being attended to and updates were regular.
Garbage removal
The grass was mowed on big streets like Solomon Mahlangu drive.
Potholes were being filled
Streets were cleaned.
The list goes on.
Things were not right from the start but it was going in the direction of a municipality that did the jobs the taxpayers paid them to do.
I'm not saying they didn't have their Fups. It was just not the shyt show we have now with the ANC administrators making everything difficult.
ForceFate
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Not true. They blamed rogue individuals aligned to JZ at some point.
TelkomUseless
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Sounds like extortion.For the record:
'If you don't vote ANC, electricity may never be restored' - Ramaphosa tells protesting residents | News24
Ramaphosa, who had avoided responding to questions around the surge in load shedding from the media all morning, was finally forced to address the matter as some residents in the crowd carried placards stating, "no electricity, no vote".
ForceFate
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Both times they were blaming Eskom.
TelkomUseless
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Funny how they blame Eskom, but government interference in the board caused the poef.
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For the record:
'If you don't vote ANC, electricity may never be restored' - Ramaphosa tells protesting residents | News24
Ramaphosa, who had avoided responding to questions around the surge in load shedding from the media all morning, was finally forced to address the matter as some residents in the crowd carried placards stating, "no electricity, no vote".
He really has zero respect for his constituency. I mean the ANC sets the bar low but this just reeks of desperation even by their standards.
There's often a filament of truth to what these weasels say, however, and in this case, in the form of an open threat.
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TelkomUseless
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I can feel the burn... noice!
Moosedrool
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Got to the office after the horrid traffic. Sat down with a cup of coffee and opened edge.
I took a sip and nearly spit it all over my laptop when a saw this article in my msn feed:
I took a sip and nearly spit it all over my laptop when a saw this article in my msn feed:
Howdy
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Got to the office after the horrid traffic. Sat down with a cup of coffee and opened edge.
I took a sip and nearly spit it all over my laptop when a saw this article in my msn feed:
Hey! Cyril has a lot of thought into this, even declared a new national dish:
dualmeister
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Reports to advertising complaints commission.
VooDooC
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Got to the office after the horrid traffic. Sat down with a cup of coffee and opened edge.
I took a sip and nearly spit it all over my laptop when a saw this article in my msn feed:
Only electricity the ANC can generate is the static between their ears.
