Newsletter| The ANC, which has presided over decades of mismanagement and pilfering of the national fiscus, cannot continue to run SA. After all, if they always win national, provincial & local elections, why would they govern better? writes Solani Ngobeni
Solani Ngobenieconomic growth
Just the other day, opposition parties were extolling Ramaphosa, counselling him that he should reduce the size of his Cabinet after the elections – thus they were unwittingly conceding defeat.It is nothing short of a miscarriage of justice that we have the architects and enablers of our national rot as the only alternative.
It is this pervasiveness that has bred arrogance among some ANC leaders, who rest in the knowledge that, although they are found wanting again and again, they will be returned to the seat of power, not because of their efficacy, but because of the choiceless choice that faces the South African voter.
The fact that 17 million South Africans receive grants, about 4 million of whom are able-bodied and can work, is not a cause for celebration – it should cause national shame! Instead of fostering an enabling environment for the mushrooming of credible black enterprises, the ANC has enabled the rise of criminal enterprises masquerading as proponents of BEE during its time in office, thus besmirching the latter.
These are the same people whose mismanagement of basic education led to the proliferation of expensive private schools; whose continued underinvestment in higher education has led to the mushrooming of the provision of private higher education.
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