SABC chair loses ANC favour: report

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SABC chair loses ANC favour: report

ANC deputy president Cyril Ramaphosa has been given the mandate to ask SABC chairwoman Ellen Tshabalala to step down to avoid further embarrassing the party, the City Press reported, citing sources.
 
They all embarras they party and country so maybe the cANCer should step down.
Ooooh it must be the gravy that prevents this and because they cannot actually earn the same honestly.
 
Only time you might get fired at is when the spear of the nation aims at you.
 
deweyzeph said:
You can in America. Unfortunately our labour laws don't allow that.
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Most contracts allow you to be fired at once for certain gross violations, like bringing the company into disrepute. I would say this qualifies.
 
Go home Tshabalalalalala...you're an embarrassment.
(And that's quite something coming from the anc....)
 
She ignored them. The cracks are starting to show. All those close to Number One should be watching their backs.
I still say we are going to wake up one morning to hear Zuma has been 'hospitalised' and that the executive has voted Rhamaposa in as head of the ANC. And that a state of emergency has been declared.
And then we can expect a very discreet purge.
 
Once again, the instant reaction to such news just shows how we as SA citizens really feel.

She must have pissed off some of ANC's most powerful idiots. I hope she wants revenge and actually knows a lot of corrupt things happening inside the ANC to expose them to the light of truth. She cannot possibly have embarrassed the all corrupt ANC any more than Jacob Zuma. He must really just wait to die, since they all seem to believe that in death they get forgiveness for all their earthly sins. The devil must be looking forward to collecting that soul!
 
So the ANC does have a conscience, although now they need to actually deliver.
 
This is out of character for the cANCer party which is shamelessly corrupt and has repeatedly stated that their cadres have to be found guilty by a court of law before a cadre can be removed from a position of power.

Considering that the cANCer party considers itself to be above the law and uses the State Security Agency to spy on the enemies of the ruling party and subsequently blackmail those enemies into silence, why would the case of cadre Tshabalala be any different from the other cadres?
 
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