82 traditional leaders get 4x4s - 100 more still to get

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http://www.news24.com/News24/South_Africa/News/0,,2-7-1442_2261540,00.html

Polokwane - Limpopo Premier Sello Moloto handed over 4x4 vehicles to 82 senior traditional leaders on Wednesday.

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Provincial house of traditional leaders chairman Sefogole Makgeru, said: "This intervention comes at a time when traditional leaders are more than willing to join hands with the government to ensure that the lives of the people are changed for the better."

Nchabeleng said Limpopo had 183 senior traditional leaders and that the other 101 would receive their vehicles no later than June this year.

With a police force that is fighting to get cars and resources, I find this a complete waste of tax-payers money.

Why not invest the money in alternative energy - other than giving 4x4's to everyone.
 
TIA.

At a conservative R500K per vehicle, that is 300 cars or R150 million.
Close to the Hospital bend upgrade, a 3rd of what we need to convert every traffic light in SA to solar, and each car could build 10 houses*.

But - a fancy car is more important.
VIVA!




*Obviously not literally....
 
Bought! This is so disgusting, but a sure sign of the african mentality. Welcome to Africa... the most corrupt continent on the face of the planet.
 
Why traditional healers? Why not the GPs as well? Hell, why not just give a 4x4 to everybody? When will the useless, nay, mindless spending stop?
 
Why traditional healers? Why not the GPs as well? Hell, why not just give a 4x4 to everybody? When will the useless, nay, mindless spending stop?
Leaders
 
Haha u dealing with *fools* here!, its not about whats good for the country its all about winning votes and staying in power. Im sorry but you just cant cheat evolution and this is the result of a race 1000 years behind takes over!
 
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Becareful there diesel - racism must not reside on these forums... your comment is border line.
correct about winning votes and putting money or materials into their own pockets... but lets not resort to blaming it on evolution and race.
Best keep those thoughts to yourself.
 
Becareful there diesel - racism must not reside on these forums... your comment is border line.
correct about winning votes and putting money or materials into their own pockets... but lets not resort to blaming it on evolution and race.
Best keep those thoughts to yourself.

You right but when i read **** like this my blood boils and i cant control my hatred for these mindless thieves.
 
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i know man - i think we all feel and think the same things, but its prob just safer to keep it to ourselves... there is a big problem with previously disadvantaged people now being in power and abusing it. Unfortunately thats the sad truth and we cant do nething about it.
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The problem with racist comments (other than it being immoral) is it gives the people debating you the moral high ground, and the opportunity to avoid your real argument, and concentrate only on your racism.

Skip it rather, and stick to facts - that way you will win many more debates.
 
The problem with racist comments (other than it being immoral) is it gives the people debating you the moral high ground, and the opportunity to avoid your real argument, and concentrate only on your racism.

Skip it rather, and stick to facts - that way you will win many more debates.

Very good advice there. Hope it is taken note of.
 
TIA.

At a conservative R500K per vehicle, that is 300 cars or R150 million.
Close to the Hospital bend upgrade, a 3rd of what we need to convert every traffic light in SA to solar, and each car could build 10 houses*.

But - a fancy car is more important.
VIVA!...

They spent 11 mill on the cars, that works out to around R134 000 each, they are probably 4 wheel drive bakkies, not X5s as you assume - (least they will not fall apart in the first week!). Yes it is wrong, but let's not over react again!
 
Read this too - which one came first??

news24.com/News24/South_Africa/Politics/0,,2-7-12_2180933,00.html

"It's like any other government vehicle. Kilometre readings will be taken and we'll be given feedback."
 
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