SA Politics Thread Part 12

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Btw, there are currently 36 Schools of Specialisation in Gauteng. List of the schools and allocated budget per school (click on the word 'list").
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Thank you for this list. It will obviously not be searchable on Google or AI. Despite @TheChamp claims.

I notice that maths and science are prerequisites. Which means this program is out of reach for most pupils. No matter how many schools it is rolled out in.
 
Mariner said:
Thank you for this list. It will obviously not be searchable on Google or AI. Despite @TheChamp claims.

I notice that maths and science are prerequisites. Which means this program is out of reach for most pupils. No matter how many schools it is rolled out in.
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How do you think he found it? You're lying, here's the AI overview,
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OutlawJoseyWales said:
Imagine extending these services out to the poorer areas.

The taxi bosses will be ordering hits on bus drivers, the burning of buses, intimidation of passengers and blocking of roads.

Definitely no reason not to do it, but certainly something to consider.
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Hush now. Logic has no place in radicalized minds.
 
TheChamp said:
How about you post the question you asked?
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TheChamp said:
What did you enter in the AI search?
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It's in my post #2788:

Mariner said:
I looked on Google, and AI also can't find answers. Seeing you're close to Panyaza, maybe you can provide the information and also tell me who got the tender for white lab coats?

How many Gauteng schools have been turned into economic workshops by Panyaza Lesufi?

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Sorry, no relevant information was found in our search.
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I typed it in again, and this time it came up with:

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Gauteng Premier Panyaza Lesufi has announced that 18 schools have been turned into Schools of Specialisation, which focus on addressing skills shortages and preparing students for the economy. These schools aim to provide relevant education and training aligned with industry needs

dailynews.co.za centralnews.co.za

It looks like there was a delay for some reason. Probably between the tweet and the media publishing it.

We had schools like this before. They were called technical high schools. They were used to prepare the youth who wanted to go into a technical or engineering career. They weren't seen as schools of specialisation, rather as schools of vocation.
 
TheChamp said:
You will never see this in any Cape Town township, because the DA has done nothing to improve the livelihoods of people in the townships, instead the DA has made them even more poor.

https://twitter.com/x/status/1979796929648198113
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No political party opens Shoprite stores. It's a business decision by the owners of Shoprite. They cannot be forced to open a store. Why are you posting cheap propaganda?
 
Mariner said:
It's in my post #2788:



I typed it in again, and this time it came up with:

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Gauteng Premier Panyaza Lesufi has announced that 18 schools have been turned into Schools of Specialisation, which focus on addressing skills shortages and preparing students for the economy. These schools aim to provide relevant education and training aligned with industry needs

dailynews.co.za centralnews.co.za

It looks like there was a delay for some reason. Probably between the tweet and the media publishing it.

We had schools like this before. They were called technical high schools. They were used to prepare the youth who wanted to go into a technical or engineering career. They weren't seen as schools of specialisation, rather as schools of vocation.
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We still have technical schools, again Google is your friend.

Type, "how many technical high schools are there in South Africa" and be amazed.
 
Mariner said:
No political party opens Shoprite stores. It's a business decision by the owners of Shoprite. They cannot be forced to open a store. Why are you posting cheap propaganda?
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A business idea that only make sense in some areas and not others obviously, you can't build 4 Shoprites within a km of each other in that mess called Khayelitsha.
 
TheChamp said:
A business idea that only make sense in some areas and not others obviously, you can't build 4 Shoprites within a km of each other in that mess called Khayelitsha.
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whoops :ROFL:
 
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