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Chinese ambassador spells out the blunt truths about investment in South Africa – Appears that they want to take over after incompetent ANC destroys SA

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China’s ambassador to South Africa, Lin Songtian, has made it clear: if South Africa hopes to attract the further Chinese investment it needs to resuscitate its stagnant economy and it has to renovate its infrastructure, including revitalising the governance of state-owned enterprises.

China’s ambassador to South Africa, Lin Songtian, is a master of the back-handed compliment.

Reportedly connected to the highest echelons of his government, he manages to convey tough messages to Pretoria, wrapped in layers of praise.

At a seminar at the Chinese embassy in April, for instance, he said that he “always speaks highly of South Africa”.

“Because why? Because 20 years ago South Africa was much better than China. And 10 years ago when I passed through here on the way to Malawi (to become ambassador) you were then a little better than China, in terms of infrastructure, market mechanism; the judicial system and so on.” And then he added,
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Leech entity Eskom, is holding the ANC hostage and demands funds or else the whole of SA will suffer without power

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If there is no funding, there will be no change, and the ANC regime will be guilty party because he made the appointments in the power utility’s senior posts.

This is the opinion of a political analyst after Finance Minister Tito Mboweni announced that Eskom needed R59bn to remain operational.

The minister announced in Parliament what needs to be done to support the struggling Eskom, saying the amount of R59bn is needed.

This means that the ANC government has to transfer R26 billion this year, and R33 billion in the financial year to the “leech” entity.

The big argument is still being used to make Eskom too strong in its evil, by saying if it is not done, there will be no power in the country’s analysts.

Experts say Eskom can say they need R30bn in three years, and if not, there are no lights.

-Vryburger / 2019-07-24

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There’s a false perception by some ignorant black South Africans that farm workers alone are actually the brains behind farming success

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Please note the attached article – many Zimbabweans were gainfully employed as workers in the 1970’s —their efforts were well received, highly productive, and mutually beneficial to the country’s agricultural success…and all parties were aptly recognized for this esteemed ranking back in 1975.

If black Zimbabweans workers were the brains, why then did these black Zimbabweans abandon their country and the land they loved? Why did they choose not to use their farming knowledge and techniques? Why did they choose to turn Zimbabwe into a dust bowl, and result in the extreme suffering of millions? The answer is that clearly black Zimbabwean farm workers lacked the knowledge, the tools, resources and infrastructure to build their own massive agricultural business. Even if they had the knowledge, Robert Mugabe didn’t want his ‘people’ thriving – he wanted everyone weak and reliant on him…which explains the worlds outrage at Mugabe
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