The SA Politics Thread Part 3

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When was the last time someone openly defected from ANC? Were they accused of imploding or being on their deathbed? Only recently ASA started to get the same accusations but nothing close to what the DA gets (I didn't see any "black leader" articles there...)

The ANC are regularly accused of being on their deathbed. Many articles have been written on how they will lose the country by 2029, some predict even next year.

Action SA are still a small party and the DA are the second biggest in the country so obviously DA affairs will be covered more.
 
The ANC are regularly accused of being on their deathbed. Many articles have been written on how they will lose the country by 2029, some predict even next year.
I mean as a result of someone/some people/leaders defecting. Not because of losing vote share. Two different circumstances.
Action SA are still a small party and the DA are the second biggest in the country so obviously DA affairs will be covered more.
Very reasonable...
 
What the hell is happening in EKH? I saw some articles naming Campbell as mayor still. I had thought she got removed months ago? Are the ANC-EFF still dicking around over positions?
 
What the hell is happening in EKH? I saw some articles naming Campbell as mayor still. I had thought she got removed months ago? Are the ANC-EFF still dicking around over positions?
It's understandable not to know whether you are coming or going with these coalitions and motions of no confidence, but yes, she is still mayor, she was removed and came back.
 
It's understandable not to know whether you are coming or going with these coalitions and motions of no confidence, but yes, she is still mayor, she was removed and came back.
How did she come back? Court challenge? I know she got removed, then re-elected by the EFF, but I thought she then got removed a third time?
 
Do you applaud the DA or the employees with all those clean audits in Cape Town? Yes, I know, coming up with new definitions of doing things when things are bad is just too convenient, they just work there, if the city political heads and management decide they spend the money meant for building a road or providing water to residents on some party there is nothing the employees can do.

Ordinary employees has nothing to do with clean or not clean audits, they don't approve funding, they don't determine how monies should be used or misused, they don't have a say in complying or not complying with financial management good practices.

It is is the political leadership and the city management who are responsible for all of that, the party that is in power appoints the the city management, and yes, just as much as they take all the credit when things are peachy like in Cape Town or Midvaal, they should catch all the flak when things go wrong, we don't suddenly become creative and come up with all sorts of silly reasonable explanations when the metro gets an adverse audit.
No I don't. Because I don't trust any of them. But it is better than failing the audit.

How did they even get clean audits when Malusi Booi was stealing millions in bags and tenders where being given to the drug bosses?

If thats the case- then what do the audits even mean?
It's not a forensic audit. As I understand it these audits check that the correct procedures are in place and adhered to. Those with criminal intent have ways to use the system without causing undue alarm. It needs a more indepth audit to uncover. If you read the Daily Maverick article on Eskom corruption you would see how they are able to undermine the system. But apparently this can't happen under the ANC.


Ghost workers... Now ghost trains... Another ANC achievement...
Yes, but the paper trail is all in order.
 
The definition of inflated self-importance and sky-high ego:


This guy destroyed his political capital after his second political exit. Unfortunately a mayor of a small municipality doesn't equate to anything much really. I think he let all the glowing media reports of him being a good black mayor of a small town get to his head. Thought he'd outgrown the DA and now he's out in the cold.

He should have just bided his time and run for premier of Gauteng behind the DA. Would have been his best shot at the big time. Then he could have given them the middle finger. Now he'll be scrubbing the back benches with has-beens like Magashule Gana et al. Too bad.
 
The definition of inflated self-importance and sky-high ego:


This guy destroyed his political capital after his second political exit. Unfortunately a mayor of a small municipality doesn't equate to anything much really. I think he let all the glowing media reports of him being a good black mayor of a small town get to his head. Thought he'd outgrown the DA and now he's out in the cold.

He should have just bided his time and run for premier of Gauteng behind the DA. Would have been his best shot at the big time. Then he could have given them the middle finger. Now he'll be scrubbing the back benches with has-beens like Magashule Gana et al. Too bad.
Funny thing is that you seem more upset than Bongani about all this.
 
Wow, DA really going all-out with their WEE.


The ANC must come out and explain why their BEE policies have failed so drastically. There are way too many whites in position of power in municipalities around the country. It is unacceptable.
You have to sleep with someone, be related to someone or be an unqualified whitey to rise in the DA.
 
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