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Ramaphosa says democracy works best when citizens participate. Participation works best when the reports are published.
Commission reports are released when the Presidency says they're ready. Today's report is written by the voters, and nobody gets to hold it back.
Is this for real? Petrol is down 1 cent a litre. The 1c coin was withdrawn in 2002, so the relief arrives in a currency that no longer exists
High Court sets aside awarding of Lotto licence to Sizekhaya Holdings share.google/uJ17caT3cNyWsrc…,,,, We all know who hoped to cash in.
PUBLIC NOTICE: Fuel relief cost R24bn and was "removed from other programmes." Residents wondering which programmes are advised to ask the President while he's still in the area. Offer ends 4 November.
The President says fuel relief means taking money from other programmes. Worth asking which programme the corrupt are taking from so that they can share.
Labour law guarantees employed South Africans rest periods. On Ramaphosa's watch, 8.5 million unemployed get unlimited rest. Whoever lands a job will arrive fully rested
One unpressed button. 181 candidates. Six municipalities. The ConCourt says the ANC stays on the ballot. On 4 November, voters get a button of their own.
The ANC wants to wrestle Cape Town from the DA. First they'll need to find a metro they've run that has a clean audit to copy from.
Whether the top two are in the office or on sick leave, the unemployment rate, the grid and the municipal services tell the same story
Alec Greef retweeted
🇿🇦 My fellow South Africans we are getting ripped off thoroughly at the fuel pumps ⛽️ 🙈😡
#Gatvol
"Tourists come to South Africa to see the shipwrecks. Locals don't need to travel; they live in one."
A broadcaster threatening jail over unpaid tv licences. Somebody at the SABC has clearly confused "public broadcaster" with "public prosecuter."
The IEC website couldn't take the ANC's candidate names, apparently. Banking apps, tender portals and payment systems never seem to have that problem.
Rhamaposa promises jobs on the podium, sign legislation that scares off the capital that creates them. Same week, different audience.
A technical glitch that only affected one party's candidate list is either very selective malware or a very convenient excuse.