We inherited corruption: ANC

When was corruption worse in your opinion?

  • It was at its worst under the NATS

    Votes: 8 6.3%
  • It is at its worst under the ANC

    Votes: 113 88.3%
  • Unsure

    Votes: 7 5.5%

  • Total voters
    128
Still see it the same.

Show us the corruption of the past.
Then tell us how we will not do it again.
Tell us how it will be addressed?
How does one address corruption from the past?

I understand you feel people say let bygones be bygones.
What do you suggest? If the ANC steals enough or more it makes up for the fact that the Apartheid Idiots did?


Find the futters that stole and liquidate them. Send them to jail.

I'm not saying let bygones be bygones. For the record I think ANC corruption is the biggest threat to national security in this country. If you have institutionalised corruption then you have a situation where anything in this country can be had for the right amount. That's basically what Vavi was saying the other week.

The hypocrisy in the cartoon,
-white people in a bar hear the corruption in a news report & immediately jump to the conclusion that it must be 'more ANC corruption'
-when it is revealed that this is actually NAT corruption they immediately leap the other way suggesting let the past stay stay buried. Sounds familiar (in the context of discussions here)?

The right to unbridled and unrestricted corruption by the ANC ???
Anyone explain why I keep getting labelled an ANC supporting troll;)
 
... remember there are people who lived in those dark days and even they claimed not to have known that people were treated as badly as reported.

That is because in those days the media was silenced.

Maybe some people NOW understand the disgust at the proposed legislation and the MAT.

The DA cannot afford to step out of line, until they're in power ofcourse (absolute power and all that).

With this new information act coming into power a lot of the previous regime's dirty laundry is going to be free to the public so hopefuly that will change some of the lily while perceptions have of the nats.

If the alliance splits, the DA will not be the opposition anymore ;)
 
But why has it not come out?
I mean it is dirt on the NATS. THe ANC should LOOOVEEE that. ( i would too :o)
And we all know how everything whiteys do is documented.

It's simple, there wasn't that much.

I remember that one minister went to jail for some corruption issue (regarding land, I think).

Then there was the info scandal, but the people involved weren't personally pocketing the cash (not to a huge extent, anyway), they started/bought a newspaper with it.
 
Regarding politics, yes, but corruption was reported.

I am sorry to have to say this, but you are very naive.

Even back then, there were political factions. The only times you saw corruption reported, was if one camp leaked info on the other's corrupt activites for their own gain (votes!).

There was huge corruption. Instead of the required German car, those days the ultimate status symbol were hunting trips, farms, etc. etc.
 
Nepatism and WED (White Economic Dominance) were easier things to get away with back then too.

Of course, it was pretty easy to get rid of anyone who complained. I find people who think that there was little or no corruption under the NATS to be a bit... well..frustrating. The data is there... they just could not be bothered to look. http://www.iss.org.za/uploads/APARTHEIDGRANDC2.PDF
 
I am sorry to have to say this, but you are very naive.

Even back then, there were political factions. The only times you saw corruption reported, was if one camp leaded info on the other's corrupt activites for their own gain (votes!).

There was huge corruption. Instead of the required German car, those days the ultimate status symbol were hunting trips, farms, etc. etc.

Welcome to the ANC voters' club blu.

And those hunting trips? Accompanied by women clad in leopard print underwear/lingerie I presume?
 

Interesting, yes, I guess that there was a lot of corruption wrt the arms deals and oil imports. As well as the homelands.

I was more thinking more along the lines of "normal" corruption, which is extermely rife now. It was certainly a lot more difficult to bribe a cop or traffic officer in those days.

And the new arms deals have appeared to be a money machine for some again - which shouldn't have happened, considering that there was no secrecy required this time.
 
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