The corruption is ubiquitous, especially in the ANC, the political party that has been controlled by Communists from its earliest days and has governed South Africa since the end of the white minority government in 1994.
The New York Times last fall published an article, "Hit Men and Power" highlighting that "Corruption and divisions have flourished within the A.N.C. in recent years." It admits that too many have lost the vision of earlier years and are struggling for "Influential positions and the spoils that go with them." Thus far, few of the ANC officials in charge at the national or local levels have been held to account.
The corruption is not only in the ANC but also in every facet of the nation: the schools, local governments, utilities, the mines, the police, the unions, South African Airlines, the rail service, and the banks.
The corruption is so dissolute, it has nauseated the famed New York Times to the point of publishing another scathing article almost a year ago headlined, "'They Eat Money': How Mandela's Political Heirs Grow Rich Off Corruption.
The article charged, "Corruption has enriched A.N.C. leaders and their business allies-black and white South Africans, as well as foreigners." The statement is easily verified in the life and administration of former President Jacob Zuma who had climbed into bed with the corrupt Indian Gupta family.
The corruption in South Africa is so bad, it's like a noxious fog that has settled on a once peaceful, prosperous, and prejudiced nation.
Corruption is one of the most used words by South Africans.
https://www.americanthinker.com/articles/2019/03/the_deadly_truth_about_south_africa.html
The New York Times last fall published an article, "Hit Men and Power" highlighting that "Corruption and divisions have flourished within the A.N.C. in recent years." It admits that too many have lost the vision of earlier years and are struggling for "Influential positions and the spoils that go with them." Thus far, few of the ANC officials in charge at the national or local levels have been held to account.
The corruption is not only in the ANC but also in every facet of the nation: the schools, local governments, utilities, the mines, the police, the unions, South African Airlines, the rail service, and the banks.
The corruption is so dissolute, it has nauseated the famed New York Times to the point of publishing another scathing article almost a year ago headlined, "'They Eat Money': How Mandela's Political Heirs Grow Rich Off Corruption.
The article charged, "Corruption has enriched A.N.C. leaders and their business allies-black and white South Africans, as well as foreigners." The statement is easily verified in the life and administration of former President Jacob Zuma who had climbed into bed with the corrupt Indian Gupta family.
The corruption in South Africa is so bad, it's like a noxious fog that has settled on a once peaceful, prosperous, and prejudiced nation.
Corruption is one of the most used words by South Africans.
https://www.americanthinker.com/articles/2019/03/the_deadly_truth_about_south_africa.html
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