Agent67
Honorary Master
I think you can only apply if you're a DA member...
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I think you can only apply if you're a DA member...
Could you imagine @JuliusSeizure becoming a DA MP/MPL? LMAOAnyone can apply, you included.
I assume the same. You probably need to pass extra requirements like experience and so on as well.Can't read the link but, I take it you would need to join the DA as a card carrying and loyal cadre?
In theory SOEs aren't there to return equity. In a developmental economy, they should support development and provide jobs. Sustainable jobs. But yes, you have to agree that they not only goggled up billions but actually destroyed value.Happens when you deploy unqualified cadres.
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SOEs are bleeding South Africa dry – and give nothing back
Despite investing over R230 billion in state-owned companies, government has only recieved R1 million in return.businesstech.co.za
Constrained or lost production affects mining companies, the economy and fiscus more broadly as SA loses out on potential employment and tax revenue. The council estimates that without logistics constraints, mining could have added another 50 000 jobs and increased the tax take for 2021 by about R27 billion.
Then you just join today and apply tomorrow.I think you can only apply if you're a DA member...
Precisely. They're meant to be the backbone of SA's economy but they're more the burden of SA's economy at this point...In a developmental economy, they should support development and provide jobs. Sustainable jobs. But yes, you have to agree that they not only goggled up billions but actually destroyed value.
I assume the same. You probably need to pass extra requirements like experience and so on as well.
So, not ready for exams? Just set fire to exams hall.
Let it burn...So, not ready for exams? Just set fire to exams hall.
ANC lite.
Let's be practical here: do you really think in a country with massive poverty that a political party hoping to lead a coalition government in 2024 can say they will cut grants to the bone?
Trying to please both their right wing and centre supporters was never going to be easy.Let's be practical here: do you really think in a country with massive poverty that a political party hoping to lead a coalition government in 2024 can say they will cut grants to the bone?
Also unlike in the UK, for example, you cannot really live off grants "as a lifestyle" in SA. The monthly amount is very small.
Well, Mmusi was parachuted up the rankings. Some people join from other political parties and immediately get good posts like Cachalia etc like anything, it seems to be based upon who you know.
IRRC, @The_Right_Honourable_Brit is a DA member.
The government did not have a way of managing even the transitional R350 grants, it was revealed that plenty people who are employed some by government were getting the grants, it must be a mess on the child grants.Absolutely not...
I would expect them to be considerably more efficient with Grants though, making sure they're paid to valid people and such. It would actually be interesting to do a Grant audit at some point to see what percentage is paid to people who shouldn't be getting it. (I don't expect it to be a huge percentage, but it will still be a significant number of people)
There are basic controls the government seems to be unwilling to implement. How is it possible to even steal (like the ones stolen from a police safe) those cards. Or make it possible for someone to own a stack of them?The government did not have a way of managing even the transitional R350 grants, it was revealed that plenty people who are employed some by government were getting the grants, it must be a mess on the child grants.
Let it burn...
The government did not have a way of managing even the transitional R350 grants, it was revealed that plenty people who are employed some by government were getting the grants, it must be a mess on the child grants.