The SA Politics Thread Part 3

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Moaning for the sake of moaning, how does transport issues between Gauteng and Limpopo affect you in your Western Cape? Do we complain when your premier states his vision to solve transport issues in the Independent Republic?
Isn't WC/KZN/FS/NC/MPL paying for it? Or a better question, who is paying for this fast train?
 
Isn't WC/KZN/FS/NC/MPL paying for it? Or a better question, who is paying for this fast train?
Who cares? it's happening in Gauteng/Limpopo and it is our business as residents of the two provinces, we won't tolerate any interference from foreign countries, same as we we don't interfere in their business.
 
Who cares? it's happening in Gauteng/Limpopo and it is our business as residents of the two provinces, we won't tolerate any interference from foreign countries, same as we we don't interfere in their business.
Then please take your refugees back.
 
Moaning for the sake of moaning, how does transport issues between Gauteng and Limpopo affect you in your Western Cape?
Oh, come on, don't be so touched on your studio. :rolleyes:

The point still stands, the ANC can't keep the lights on, and ANC GP isn't even trying to do something to insulate GP like the WC Gov is trying to do for WC. They're even still struggling to decommission ****ing e-tolls FFS and now you tell me glorious Lesufi, your hero, will now install bullet trains from GP to LM?

LMAO, no.
Do we complain when your premier states his vision to solve transport issues in the Independent Republic?
The thing is he'll actually implement, and not promises galore like your hero and his friends always do.

P.S. He at least tries to insulate the WC from load-shedding caused by the national gov while trying to solve those issues. I.e. actually doing stuff.

Not pie-in-the-sky **** like Lesufi and ANC promises which never materializes...
 
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