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“We’re going to clean up” – words from our president. Heard that a million times, yet the “clean-up” is from our pockets. Maloak33
Pleased to see that Tito Mboweni drinks water from a glass unlike other parliamentarians who have (plastic) bottled water, adding to waste management headaches. Mbali
Tito, your budget speech was hogwash. Just another ANC cadre. He did not impress, throwing more billions at SAA. Typical ANC tactics. All hype about the new finance minister, then disappointment. Same old, same old
The minister of finance in his speech tells taxpayers to pay road tolls. Minister, before you ask the taxpayers to pay for any more bailouts get your house in order. Every ANC-affiliated person who has benefitted from corruption must be audited, sell their sports cars and mansions and pay back what they stole through corruption and be jailed. Then, and only then, may we think of paying tolls. Colin, Edenvale
Taxpayers are basically just the ANC. The more we pay, the more they steal. So why pay tax? Giorgos
One more petrol price increase and they can turn the e-tolls into hitchhiker pit stops. Des du Triou
The Road Accident Fund needs more money to survive: with all the fraud at SOEs, no one can tell me there isn’t massive chicanery taking place. An investigation is urgently needed. Graham, Boksburg
Molefe, now give the pensioners their well-earned pensions that Transnet wants to keep. We earned it fair and square. Poor pensioner
Free tickets to a circus – just watch a parliament session! Ginny Morkel
Did my good deed for the week. Took all my old The Citizen newspapers and gave them to our security guys at the gate so they have some weekend reading matter. Must be one of the most boring jobs on the planet but so necessary. Dixie
Ramaphosa, you cannot say government is getting on top of corruption. This can only take effect when you fire all the corrupt ministers and officials. Ediv
Between Vavi’s Saftu and Jim’s NUM there won’t be anything left worth “striking” for in the banana republic, thanks to your pathetic unions crippling the economy with your ridiculous wage demands! Clio R