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That Order stops the removal of any traders, subject to the terms stipulated in that Order. If removal was attempted by someone, it was done in the incorrect way, otherwise the Order would have deemed the removal correct. Make sense?So there is nothing that says the Mayor is on the wrong side of the law as Cilliers Brink claims? It's all in his vivid imagination?
No, you are ill informed as always, the city and the traders reached an agreement and asked the court to make it an order so that there's no weaseling out later. That's what it says right thereThat Order stops the removal of any traders, subject to the terms stipulated in that Order. If removal was attempted by someone, it was done in the incorrect way, otherwise the Order would have deemed the removal correct. Make sense?

That's way too much waffle to read on a Saturday evening.No, you are ill informed as always, the city and the traders reached an agreement and asked the court to make it an order so that there's no weaseling out later. That's what it says right there
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As you can see in the order those traders are being allowed to apply for trading licenses, which clearly implies they had been trading without those, which is a violation of the bylaws, that is an indisputable fact, which means the municipality was well within their rights to remove them there, there is no court order that says otherwise, the fact that the Mayor and the city has chosen the soft approach does not mean they did anything illegal.
There is no court order that says the Mayor did anything illegal, which means your Cilliers Brink is just being his desperate self again.
Yes, ill informed because you are lazy to read but you are a grootbek, a dangerous combination.That's way too much waffle to read on a Saturday evening.
The Order is clear, if you dont understand it, please request the judgment from Saflii and educate yourself.
Thank you.
Black label going on special tonight? You seem a bit touched.Yes, ill informed because you are lazy to read but you are a grootbek, a dangerous combination.
Lol.. The Spaza shop fund....
That's been spent already..and the chicken farm is still brokeLol.. The Spaza shop fund....
Is there a chicken one as well....
Chickens are dead and/or starving....That's been spent already..and the chicken farm is still broke
Yes, ill informed because you are lazy to read but you are a grootbek, a dangerous combination.
What I like about DA supporters on this thread is that they are independent agents. Able to praise and criticize in equal measure. The ANC stooges here are given marching orders on what to support and will flip the script on a moment's notice (an ANC president built a swimming pool with public money? It was a "firepool"). There is nothing too radical, too destructive, or too insane that they won't support, as long as it is the official ANC position. And they wonder why they are the laughing stock of this placeWell we haven't been given a reason by the DA yet but it is speculated in the article that Frogboiler gave Johnny Boy an ultimatum and he caved. Remember she was the one who revealed the lie about Jonas...
Edit: I'd also prefer someone with a similar political nous/skill set of Helen Zille. I also don't think Steenhuisen is the best available leader for the DA out of the current talent pool.
@TheChamp when are the ANC bigwigs relocating to Marabastad and Hammanskraal? I hear those places are on the cusp of greatness since your coalition took over?
What a juvenile post by fatty boy.
Sarcasm?What I like about DA supporters on this thread is that they are independent agents. Able to praise and criticize in equal measure. The ANC stooges here are given marching orders on what to support and will flip the script on a moment's notice (an ANC president built a swimming pool with public money? It was a "firepool"). There is nothing too radical, too destructive, or too insane that they won't support, as long as it is the official ANC position. And they wonder why they are the laughing stock of this place
What a juvenile post by fatty boy.
The federation argued that Prasa should use this period to rebuild public trust by positioning itself as the primary transport option for the working class.
“To achieve this, the federation urges Prasa to limit the fare increase to the prevailing inflation rate,” it said.