Ramaphosa (Paddakoor) – ONAFHANKLIK
Posted on 11 Februarie 2019 11 Februarie 2019 by volksvryheid
Is dit normaal of is daar meer hieragter saam al die korrupsie – finansies wat nooit teruggevind word nie. Die ANC se president meen daar is teveel “paddas” in sy koor rondom sy potjie, hulle gaan waarskynlik nou almal ‘n goue handdruk ontvang en diep in die pensioenfonds indelf? Dis ook by hul eie konferensies bepaal dit moet verminder. Daar word glo gewerk om die “lojale ANC werkers” nou huis toe te stuur, of dalk ander takies te gee, dalk meer lojale Ramaphosa ondersteuners inbring. Magsblokke kan gevorm word waar die ANC alle “provinsies” gaan beheer deur saam te voeg en weg te neem. So val nog kommunistiese reëls in plek.
Daar is geen ander opsie vir ons as volk om steun te kry vir ‘n mandaat vir ons eie onafhanklike gebied. Kom onder die krummelregering weg, hulle is niks van ons en met al hul wetgewings is ons al vir 25 jaar uitgesluit. Steun Front Nasionaal, ‘n volksparty. Selfbeskikking gaan nie vanself gebeur as ons as volk dit nie steun nie.
Wat het dit ons al geleer die afgelope 25 jaar. Dis maar ou taktiek van die ANC – meerderhede van sekeres word een plek verminder om aan te sluit waar “minderhede” vermeerder of vergroot kan word – dis nou na die stemmery.
Nagevolge is protesaksies, afbrand en ‘n felle rewolusie. Sou dit wel plaasvind beteken dit munisipaliteite wat niks doen nie word bygevoeg by ander wat wel iets doen. Die “boeke” van munisipaliteite is beslis nie gesond nie, en nog minder provinsies. Eintlik is die boeke op nasionale vlak nog minder gesond as op derde vlak regering.
Dan is daar al die staatsinstellings wat heeltyd bankrot bly en ons sit met die gebakte pere as die krag afgaan. Werk aan alternatiewe soos gas en solar energie.
Dan is daar steeds die groot vermeerdering in etniese tradisionele leiers wat hul stukkie koeke kom haal en deelneem. Eers was daar vrae beantwoord dis 900 en skielik is daar 8000. En daar is heelwat finansiële implikasies hierby. Grondeise en hervorming asook die dringende “wetgewing” om dit te onteiening sonder enige vergoeding. Iets rym niks.
Sunday Times reported Ramaphosa wants to merge ministries and get rid of deputy ministers (a golden handshake), and reduce the number of provinces in South Africa as measures to cut costs. The City Press reported that Ramaphosa is planning to collapse a number of departments and form a “powerful economic department”. This economic department is set to be formed by a “merger of the departments of small business, trade and industry, tourism, and economic development”.
The plan is to cut the 3″4-member cabinet after the elections”, which should be made up of only 25 ministers and 15 deputy ministers. Or perhaps no deputies.
ANC plan to reduce the number of provinces to 6
If this happen, municipalities will also have a “change” and it is possible that some parties will not be in charge of provinces, but only the ANC. The ANC took a decision in 2007 that the number of provinces be reduced to six, instead of nine. National executive committee (NEC) member Obed Bapela said at the time that the commission would look into the powers, functions, and number of provinces. Their plan is to wait for the election and then implement their plans.
Streamlining national government
In February 2016, DA leader Mmusi Maimane detailed the party’s vision to streamline the national government to 15 cabinet ministries, thereby saving R4.6 billion annually. South Africa’s cabinet has moved from 16 ministries in 1996 to one of 35 – plus an additional 37 deputy ministers. The country should be taking its cue from countries around the world that are doing what they can to cut waste in difficult economic times.
2019 – STATE NATION ADDRESS
We are making important progress in restoring the integrity and capacity of our strategic SOEs.
We have established the Presidential SOE Council, which will provide political oversight and strategic management in order to reform, reposition and revitalise SOEs, so they play their role as catalysts of economic growth and development.
Eskom has come up with a nine-point turnaround plan which we support and want to see implemented.
Every month 17,5 million social grants are provided to South Africans.
The Department of Social Development is to be commended for having honoured the Constitutional Court’s directive for phasing out the services of Cash Paymaster Services.
After extensive consultation, the National Health Insurance (NHI) Bill will soon be ready for submission to Parliament.
The NHI will enable South Africans to receive free services at the point of care in public and private quality accredited health facilities.
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Traditional leaders South Africa
SA: SONA 2019
Sona speech : Ramaphosa
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