The SA Politics Thread Part 3

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TheChamp said:
Eskom is really getting things done under this new management of Sputla and Cassim, shows you what can happen if you have a management team that focused 100% on the job instead of observing the fashion trends for their book whilst sipping dodgy concoctions in the third floor office.
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Your trolling is becoming pretty weak and transparent.
 
TheChamp said:
Shame man, and Zille without shame promoted a mafikizolo like Maimane over him? Even chancers like Msimanga has had better political success than him.

Maybe they just don't like him for some reason, the way they treat a 25 years veteran of the party is a shame.

www.timeslive.co.za

DA leaders head to court over top party positions

A senior DA leader is threatening to take the party to court after his opponent was appointed to a position without an election being held for that particular post
www.timeslive.co.za www.timeslive.co.za
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We'd need twenty federal leaders if every 25 year vet was to be made one.
 
Inertia said:
We'd need twenty federal leaders if every 25 year vet was to be made one.
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Zille was looking a for a black person to make them a leader of the party, why choose the inexperienced black guy if there is already a competent and experienced veteran of the party?
 
TheChamp said:
Eskom is really getting things done under this new management of Sputla and Cassim, shows you what can happen if you have a management team that focused 100% on the job instead of observing the fashion trends for their book whilst sipping dodgy concoctions in the third floor office.
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Where do you live, 7th planet from the sun? :sneaky:

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TheChamp said:
It would be stage 16 if De Ruyter was still there, it was a grave error of judgment not to have chased him away earlier, we could have done something better in those 3 wasted years.
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Unpossible. At stage 10 they appropriate your candles and sunlight.

The GLP wanted power, then they got power and now nobody has power ...
 
TheChamp said:
It would be stage 16 if De Ruyter was still there, it was a grave error of judgment not to have chased him away earlier, we could have done something better in those 3 wasted years.
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you love your anc cadres so much.. and they take away your electricity privileges'. What did you do wrong ?
 
TheChamp said:
Zille was looking a for a black person to make them a leader of the party, why choose the inexperienced black guy if there is already a competent and experienced veteran of the party?
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Because he wasn't competent and experienced? It's one thing being a 25 year veteran backbencher, and another leading an extremely difficult opposition party balancing both minority and majority interests.

But you know this already.
 
TheChamp said:
Right wingers crossing the Rubicon? Now where have I heard that before?
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cr@zydude said:
What scares me is how many kids are eligible to vote but won't get that reference.
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Didn't it go like this?
Oom PW Groot Krokodil did the Rubicon speech, which was expected to announce significant reforms to Apartheid, but in the end was just Oom PW ranting, which led to the Rand, economy, intl' relations and the country in general getting ****ed in the last years of the old regime.

Originally the speech (not written by PW but by NP okes) was meant to announce reforms and ending the system, but Oom PW's studio imploded and he went rogue.

P.S. I don't get the shock and horror exactly?
 
https://twitter.com/x/status/1679792471960694787

Umm, I got this in my Twitter feed...

AfriForum wins a case that overrules SAHRC.
The civil rights organisation AfriForum was successful with its court application in the Johannesburg High Court against the South African Human Rights Commission (SAHRC) to review their decision that utterances by Julius Malema, leader of the EFF, did not amount to hate speech. Judge Roland Sutherland today ruled that the SAHRC’s 2019 finding that Malema did not commit hate speech during a 2016 gathering, should be set aside. The court further found that the SAHRC does not have binding powers to make definitive decisions or findings. AfriForum won this case emphatically with costs.

The utterances by Malema, which are in question here, were made in 2016 during a gathering in Newcastle when he said, among other things: “We are not calling for the slaughtering of white people, at least for now.” In 2019, AfriForum filed court papers to review the SAHRC’s decision that these utterances are not hate speech.
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