Press Release - A statement released yesterday by the ANC proxies in labour federation COSATU is a timely reminder that the ANC alliance - composed of the ANC, COSATU and the SACP - is the primary enemy of the 10 million unemployed people in South Africa.
A statement released yesterday by the ANC proxies in labour federation COSATU is a timely reminder that the ANC alliance - composed of the ANC, COSATU and the SACP - is the primary enemy of the 10 million unemployed people in South Africa . Over the past thirty years, this unholy alliance has deliberately created a system of economic exclusion that has left South Africa with one of the highest unemployment rates in the world.
South Africa's unemployment crisis was deliberately engineered by the Unholy Alliance. Instead of delivering"jobs, jobs, jobs" as the ANC once pledged, the destructive laws enacted by the Unholy Alliance over the past thirty years have only deepened the insider-outsider stitch-up that characterises the South African economy.
We will do so by scrapping job-killing policies like cadre deployment, expropriation without compensation and the nationalisation of the Reserve Bank. We will replace race-based B-BBEE. While implementing these widespread reforms, we will continue to protect those who are already employed by leaving the minimum wage at its current level. This will ensure that those who are already employed, will not see a decline in their wages, while more unemployed persons will progressively be able to gain a foothold on the employment ladder.
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