SA Politics Thread Part 11: The GNU Normal

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Call the Indian made Suzuki a Toyota and watch them go weak at the knees.
You suggested Mahindra scorpioN and I am very happy 2 years down the line. It is fab vehicle. Interestingly, Mahindra does seem popular in afrikaners (esp. farmers) as I noticed on 4x4community site.
 
You suggested Mahindra scorpioN and I am very happy 2 years down the line. It is fab vehicle. Interestingly, Mahindra does seem popular in afrikaners (esp. farmers) as I noticed on 4x4community site.
They are really good cars, and yes very popular in the farming community, a family member has the Mahindra Pik Up and it's not a surprise why they are popular, that 2.2 diesel pulls like a train.
 
South Africa got a lot of good news this week. 🙂
You should actually read what they are saying
yes there are no changes yet
But they are not commenting on the future
Most of their export was ME/Africa , so they havent been hit that hard by the USA
But he does say the chinese imports are a problem
 
You should actually read what they are saying
yes there are no changes yet
But they are not commenting on the future
Most of their export was ME/Africa , so they havent been hit that hard by the USA
But he does say the chinese imports are a problem
They have been a generally incompetent company here in SA, they have themselves to blame more than anyone or any excuse they can come up with.
 
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There were some very happy people on this thread when JP Smith got raided. I hope they are not too upset with confirmation of what everyone without corrupt brain cells knew was obvious

This saga may create more tension between the DA-run City of Cape Town and the SAPS, which is widely viewed as an ANC remit.


There has been longstanding friction between the City and the SAPS, with the City wanting more law enforcement functions devolved to it.
The ANC covertly uses COCT SAPS to sabotage the DA. It's been like this since the beginning.
 
They have been a generally incompetent company here in SA, they have themselves to blame more than anyone or any excuse they can come up with.
They are operating in a generally hostile business environment. Policy as well as labour
 
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