Stop the blame game; work South African leadership is under a lot of economical pressure due to the weak rand, as well as instability in some of the country’s State Owner Enterprises (SOE’s). As a country, we recently held a Job Summit that cost the taxpayer about n R15 million. Our unemployment rate has increased to 27.5% and the government grant dependents have also increased. These are some of the issues that as a country we must deal with collectively. We can’t work in silos when dealing with such complex matters. As a country, we need strong decisive leadership. For all the troubles and shortfalls that occurred between 1999 and 2008, we blamed former President Thabo Mbeki. We are now blaming former president Jacob Zuma for all the shortfalls between 2009-2017. If we are saying this is a collective """isigwebo kuzomele sithumele umlayezo kunanoma ngubani osacabanga ukweba ugesi. kumele senze abantu bacabange kabili ngaphambi kokugila lo mkhuba,"" kusho ude klerk