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People of of City of Johannesburg, let's do the right thing, let's stop playing with our votes by voting small parties like Aljama. Coalition government is not working, we have seen that. Let's go in numbers and give DA 50 + 1. Say no to Coalition government
The City of Cape Town is not perfect but I don't think the City gets enough praise for the way they maintain infrastructure, especially water. My focus is not on the DA but specifically to City officials who perform their duties with diligence.
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Replying to @lesmakhen @penuelist_
We vote for the Helen cause right now she is only one that can fix Joburg… I don’t care for white or black… I vote for the DA because I want this city to be fixed.
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Replying to @penuelist_
You are correct, I’m black and I stay in a DA ward, my kids went to schools filled with white Teachers, I got a Discovery medical aid. The only difference is that I vote DA and I’m not ashamed about it.
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They bailing her out due to her incompetence, a functioning municipality does not run out of chlorine!
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Why DA, ACDP and VF+? They put competence above race, and defend free markets. In a country drowning in failed municipalities, that is the practical alternative.
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Replying to @MbalulaFikile
Think about it, which province is the best in SA? The Western Cape! The DA may not be perfect, but they’re doing a far better job with service delivery, jobs, water and electricity. The ANC is useless and enough is enough!!
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Replying to @MbalulaFikile
🚨🚨 If your party focused on ALL SOUTH AFRICANS instead of just “our people,” perhaps your FAILING PARTY wouldn’t be such a disaster. People are sick of your divisive racial politics. The irony is that you’ve failed even those you claim as your own. Are white, coloured and Indian South Africans not our people too? Your party ignores their concerns wherever it governs too…
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PRIVATE SECTOR UNDERUTILISED FOR POLITICAL EXPEDIENCY
We have plenty turnaround skills in SA. They are in the private sector. Those eroded municipalities can be turned into competitive assets.
But this is a pipe dream in a country that has made the mere mention of this sector a swear word.
Hopefully the demise of the Tripartite Alliance, which comprises rival ideologies (among which the haters of capitalism), will usher in a new policy direction in our country.
We need to treat the private sector as a dependable ally as opposed to an expendable foe. It is the only sector that’s carrying us economically to date.
Try to imagine SA without it and tell me what you see.
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Alex Soros is celebrating. That’s all it takes to know that this is not good for Brazil.
South Americans are learning something that Africans learned decades ago.
You can vote your way into communism, but not much your way out.
Robert Mugabe is smiling in hell watching his disciples other continents, like Lula, following his steps.
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Malema wants us to believe that he was born to fight against whites. But he accepts their money. He launched his party from money made from alleged illegal cigarettes. He also targets prominent blacks for ad himinem attacks. MySol is next in line. When all is considered, he is just a shameless opportunist who stands for everything that suits him. Anything that doesn’t, he attacks it.
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The only reason that South Africa has not become a fully fledged failed state, is because of those +- 6 million white people . Our townships are regressing , villages are also getting worse as there is no service delivery at all . I know this is unpopular opinion but reality .
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The DA-run CoCT has, arguably, done more to uplift informal areas than any other Metro in the country. Its record is superb. If you vote for any other party in the Metro on Nov. 4, know that you are voting for, an at least short term, downturn in such delivery.
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At this rate it mediocre, most of us residents of GP are at reasonable risk of ingesting water laced with human waste and we might have already done so without any notice. The dilapidation is deeper than we can imagine.




















