SA Politics Thread Part 12

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Around 4400 odd councillors. That gives them around 3.37%. Kingmaker in more than a few municipalities. And perhaps a good few metros. Not exactly a bad position for them
I would have understood if he talked about the ratio of the councillors they have to wards, I totally don't get the voting district thing.
 
Neither did I. So it made me google and then do the maths so thanks for nothing bastids!

I hate it when I'm forced to think!
Something good out of today. From a da perspective all of those are anc aligned. So no great difference if they are asa or not
 
Samoosa Aunty - the lawyer who needs a lawyer, because she's incapable of defending herself at the very inquiry she initiated...

  • The inquiry into suspended South Gauteng Director of Public Prosecutions advocate Andrew Chauke’s fitness to hold office has entered murky legal waters.
  • This after former NDPP Shamila Batohi has continued to refuse to testify without her own legal team present.
  • Justice Bess Nkabinde warned against procedural paralysis, emphasising that unresolved legal disputes must be formally presented to the panel.

The inquiry into suspended South Gauteng Director of Public Prosecutions advocate Andrew Chauke’s fitness to hold office has entered uncharted legal territory following retired NPA boss Shamila Batohi’s continued refusal to return to the witness stand.

Proceedings resumed in Pretoria on Monday under the shadow of a standoff that began on 15 December, when the former National Director of Public Prosecutions (NDPP) Batohi abruptly walked out of the inquiry after nearly three days of cross-examination by Chauke’s legal team.

Batohi, who initiated the inquiry and remains under oath, halted her testimony mid-proceedings, telling the panel chaired by retired Constitutional Court Justice Bess Nkabinde that she could not continue without independent legal representation.

At the time, Batohi said: “I am not refusing to testify. I am saying I cannot continue in the absence of legal counsel. I am being subjected to treatment that is degrading and unfair.”

 
Samoosa Aunty - the lawyer who needs a lawyer, because she's incapable of defending herself at the very inquiry she initiated...




Bet she didn't need a lawyer when she was spending her salary
 
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