Comments on: Is South Africa Becoming Plutocratic?

By: Ernest M

Ernest M — Mon, 04 Oct 2010 08:25:31 +0000

I was talking with a friend that If the cooperate world could meet the goverment halfway in building proper housing for their clients the very poor who buy @Edgars,MacD,Kfc etc not only by taxes but more hands on straight aproach try to raise funds to build atleast 5million small suitable houses for people who can’t afford and proper hospitals and tertiary in major township to avoid “Security firms which are more than schools n hospitals”

I’ve said enough but couls say more**sad**

By: Ernest M

Ernest M — Mon, 04 Oct 2010 08:16:33 +0000

A very powerful and truthfull article one can’t help it but feel very sad whilst going through every truth mantioned,it really fells my heart with bitterness especially the fact that less of us(Blackmen) will be able to read the facts on this article..
“Wary of behavingas if the poor are powerless” as many business people explode them to make them billions/millions but can’t offer them enough remuneration to build themself a shelter or pay for the children school fees or afford a little R100 medical aid

By: Tuelo (A sense)

Tuelo (A sense) — Mon, 04 Oct 2010 06:25:08 +0000

beautiful article indeed… it hits home, We are really doomed as a country, it’s every man for himself in this dog-eat-dog country. I agree with all your views and to say anything else will be repitition… thanks for the article Mr Sibeko

By: Khaya

Khaya — Sat, 02 Oct 2010 09:09:42 +0000

Thank you,administrator in chief.The work we put in at consciousness legacy media is passing its winter phase,soon rain clouds will gather and fruition will realized.lets not tire from our chosen efforts of informing and entertaining our readership.@NUX,i thank you too.it’s easy to concerned with ones self and invalidate the fact that we form part of a whole some people.i also have to acknowledge that the affluent people,through their taxes,make this country run smoother but it would be a lot better if a much fairer balance was struck so as to enable job creation and therefore expanding the national tax base.but clearly the affluent seem to want to live their well secured complexes and the governing party has to be made aware that we cant have a population solely reliant on social grants.its these kind of interventions that create entitlement mentality.people take pride working for their money.much work still lies ahead for us.in our littles areas of influence,lets try and make the most opportunities at our disposal.

By: champion nux

champion nux — Fri, 01 Oct 2010 11:28:42 +0000

Mr Sibeko thank you 4 such an on-point coverage
You kicked it ryt in da nutts, this is the kind of realisations
That most of our fellow coutry men and women need to
Wake up to….I will summarise it by saying
By killing one you are actualy killing self u can never be imune to
This decaying state of affairs…
The soon one gets off the “success” tredmil
Roll up the slivs digg out the dirt we will
Wake up oneday this dirt being the foundation of all
We have built and ther won’t be beuty and tragedy
Only the latter

On the lite site I think even the queen will need a dictionary reading this article
Some of us are merely certificated not educated by this diluted education
Dimmed relevent for a poor black man…lol

Luv and lite

By: Karabo Mkhabela

Karabo Mkhabela — Thu, 30 Sep 2010 18:23:29 +0000

first and foremost Mr Sibeko – your writing skill grows with every article you write – top notch stuff…secondly – I think the best weapon we can provide the poor is an education – i have a few ideas but nothing solid as of yet…iam thinking libraries (collecting as many books as possible and getting the young ones to read)…