The SA Politics Thread Part 3

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The state-owned arms manufacturer was expected to brief Scopa on the non-tabling of its annual report among other issues.

But not a single board member pitched.

Committee chairperson Mkhuleko Hlengwa: “Before we start next week, a fully-fledged explanation as to why I should not ask Parliament to check the costs that these members bore for coming here and the costs that were borne by yourselves and the SIU and then attach them to them personally.”

Do it!
 
Those are the regular traffic police, since now the Liberation Movement and it's partners are in charge all the law enforcement bodies can work together in unison to fight crime, from the metro police to these guys, even West Rand has cops who have no idea what to do and are often bored at intersections, all shall be harnessed into an unstoppable force.

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I heard from reliable sources that the metro has been jolted into action by Panyaza's utterances on service delivery, we can now expect some very healthy competition as both the city and the province try to outshine each other, which can only be a benefit to the residents of the city.
To all those who did not believe me when I talked about the integrated approach the GLM will be taking, the unstoppable force that is going to fortify the province is taking shape.

Hope the other provinces are ready to deal with the influx of criminals running away from Gauteng.

 
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