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Gister se projeksie van politieke ekonoom, Moeletsi Mbeki by ‘n boekbekendstelling, word byna woord vir woord herhaal in die onderstaande berig. Lees gerus gister se berig.
Wanneer hooggeplaastes sulke konsekwente waarskuwings begin rig, is die tyd om daarop ag te slaan, bykans verby.
Hierdie keer is dit DA leier, Mmusi Maimane wat die gevaar van onstabiliteit identifiseer. Die onderstaande berig is ‘n herhaling van die waarskuwing wat Suidlanders jare reeds bring. Dit word net nou so algemeen sigbaar dat dit selfs in die liberale media nie geignoreer kan word nie.
Sowetan Live – South Africa’s democracy will “come apart” if the country cannot kickstart the failing economy and create jobs‚ Democratic Alliance leader Mmusi Maimane warned on Thursday.
Speaking at an event at Orlando Stadium in Soweto commemorating the 40th anniversary of the 1976 student uprisings‚ Maimane said youth unemployment was the single biggest threat to the country’s future.
“If we don’t kick-start our failing economy right now so that we can start creating work opportunities for these millions of young South Africans‚ our democracy will come apart.
“It will not be able to withstand the anger‚ the frustration and the resentment of millions of citizens abandoned by their government‚” Maimane stated‚ saying the children of the country had been “let down” by the government which had failed to deliver on the dreams of 1994.
“There are now 8.9 million unemployed South Africans‚ and this number grows every month. That’s more than all the people of Johannesburg and all the people of Cape Town combined.
“Two-thirds of them fall into this ‘youth’ category. Which means that almost 6 million young people cannot enter the job market‚ cannot participate in our economy and cannot start to build a life for themselves‚” Maimane said.
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