SA Politics Thread Part 10 : The GNU Has Crashed

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They are enforcing national law as are other muni's now
Buy cheap , you get the result


A national problem...


BEE is a national problem. DA isnt making more BEE
Since when does the ANC enforce laws?

Also, I don't remember mentioning the DA. I can't express enough how much I'm over the DA after voting for them like a good little lemming since 1994.

All I've witnessed from the DA is their super power of making life more expensive and making one fumble after the next like calling the black business council "inclusive".

I wonder how well he slept that night.
 
Now go do your homework and show the rent increases as a graph covering the last 20 years and for good measure add on the rest of teh country as comparison...
13% increase is 13% increase, you don't need a graph for that, the same way you did not need a graph for the VAT increase
 

SideShowBob might be deported oops...

They will also have to satisfy the requirement that no other person in South Africa, other than the foreign national, has the requisite skills to fill the vacancy.

Ha haha...
 
Since when does the ANC enforce laws?

Also, I don't remember mentioning the DA. I can't express enough how much I'm over the DA after voting for them like a good little lemming since 1994.
well if you dont like teh DA you could move to Pretoria where apparently ( according to champ ) the service delivery is stellar.
You can also use your cheap chinese invertor installed yourself. ( because the ANC doesnt follow laws according to you)
 
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13% increase is 13% increase, you don't need a graph for that, the same way you did not need a graph for the VAT increase
Yes I agree , they should have increased by 1% every year for the last 20 years ...
But yet we do have graphs for VAT and its related metrics which shows what the effect of vat has been
 

SideShowBob might be deported oops...



Ha haha...
Welll , about time they started throttling the borders
BUT imo they need to make it a LOT more stringent than just major sectors.
And police the borders to stop crossing

Major towns start running major checkpoints.
If you dont have SA citizenship or a permanent visa, Show proof of a visa based on labour requirement that a SA citizen cannot do the work. This needs to include ALL job sectors including domestics etc
If you do not have the required VISA , GTFO
 
well if you dont like teh DA you could move to Pretoria where apparently ( according to champ ) the service delivery is stellar.
You can also use your cheap chinese invertor installed yourself. ( because the ANC doesnt follow laws according to you)
How many high jacked buildings are there? How does this happen when one is following the laws?
 
Welll , about time they started throttling the borders
BUT imo they need to make it a LOT more stringent than just major sectors.
And police the borders to stop crossing

Major towns start running major checkpoints.
If you dont have SA citizenship or a permanent visa, Show proof of a visa based on labour requirement that a SA citizen cannot do the work. This needs to include ALL job sectors including domestics etc
If you do not have the required VISA , GTFO
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Welll , about time they started throttling the borders
BUT imo they need to make it a LOT more stringent than just major sectors.
And police the borders to stop crossing

Major towns start running major checkpoints.
If you dont have SA citizenship or a permanent visa, Show proof of a visa based on labour requirement that a SA citizen cannot do the work. This needs to include ALL job sectors including domestics etc
If you do not have the required VISA , GTFO
:unsure: Hmmm, not so sure that it will have the impact that the ANC hopes for.

On the contrary: This effectively means that the American/European CEO's and other workers are unwelcome in their own companies!!!???? :ROFL::ROFL::ROFL:

Let's see how this will pan out, and whether these foreign companies will remain here. 🙄
 
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