The SA Politics Thread Part 3

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JuliusSeizure said:
Some here argue that educated people make the best voting choices which isin't true. Sizwe Mpofu Walsh is smarter than almost of us here (lets just be honest) and has a PHD from Oxford yet has views which go against the bulk of Mybb.
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Speak for yourself Juliass
 
DentistGuy said:
He studied in the UK for a few years, but never finished anything. You telling me he didnt even have money to finish a Unisa degree.

I call bull on his claims to have not had enough money.
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You're just upset he gets more leg over than you, we've established this ages ago... You really should just move on
 
The_Right_Honourable_Brit said:
https://twitter.com/x/status/1667397096238985218

Oops. @JuliusSeizure 's favourite new party that he is so optimistic about. Nothing unexpected given the criminal background of the PA's leader.
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Not sure why you say "favourite". I just said I see them doing well next year just as I see the Mybb official opposition i.e VF+ doing well.

I do think DA's strategy to try and mitigate the threat they see from PA is poor. They could have been smarter and worked with them and then exposed them. Their strategy will make the PA grow next year.
 
This gag order on a journalistic organisation makes a person wonder if there are judges that are captured by the state. Surely what's quoted below is in the public's best interest to know more.

“Questions about Moti Group’s apparent payments to firms linked to the President and Vice President of Zimbabwe, a cozy relationship with an official at a major South African bank, and the financial motives behind donations to a Presidential candidate in Botswana–these are all important and appropriate subjects for investigative journalism,” Frankel said.
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South African court’s gag on amaBhungane raises fears for investigative journalism, sources - Committee to Protect Journalists

New York, June 7, 2023—The Committee to Protect Journalists on Wednesday expressed concern that a South African high court judge’s temporary injunction, if made final, against the amaBhungane Centre for Investigative Journalism, a nonprofit investigative outlet, could imperil the country’s...
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Jings said:
This gag order on a journalistic organisation makes a person wonder if there are judges that are captured by the state. Surely what's quoted below is in the public's best interest to know more.



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South African court’s gag on amaBhungane raises fears for investigative journalism, sources - Committee to Protect Journalists

New York, June 7, 2023—The Committee to Protect Journalists on Wednesday expressed concern that a South African high court judge’s temporary injunction, if made final, against the amaBhungane Centre for Investigative Journalism, a nonprofit investigative outlet, could imperil the country’s...
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At least we still have some semblance of law to stop publications like the Daily Maverick from going rogue. The manner in which you obtain your "in the public interest" news should still be done legally.
 
TheChamp said:
At least we still have some semblance of law to stop publications like the Daily Maverick from going rogue. The manner in which you obtain your "in the public interest" news should still be done legally.
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One way or another corruption should be revealed, and this case will be no exception. The general population are sick and tired of thieves and people with little integrity.
 
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