Comments on: Service in South Africa Sucks…

By: SaSUCKS

SaSUCKS — Mon, 17 Aug 2009 16:21:20 +0000

Yes, Ishmael Moloi there are some good black people and education is not a qualifier for this. The ANC has only done a very little so they can collect the votes but in past15+ years they have failed all and not had a strategy to uplift the whole country. Trying to break the white population is their biggest effort to gain black votes. Go to a couple of these websites.
1) http://www.boerevryheid.co.za/voorblad/menseregte_skendings_boerevolk.html
2)
http://whitelocust.wordpress.com/alphabetic-name-lists-of-murders-on-south-african-farms-since-1994-death-toll-since-1994-3049/

By: Pinky

Pinky — Tue, 07 Apr 2009 15:15:13 +0000

Another instance I heard was the Virgin “Kung fu grip” debit order. Once they have a debit order on your account it cannot be cancelled or changed, in other words Virgin Active shares your bank account with you until they’ve had enough. A colleague of mine just lost her Absa account that Virgin Active had that “Kung fu grip” debit order on because she could not understand why??

By: Pinky

Pinky — Tue, 07 Apr 2009 15:04:55 +0000

Service is going down the drain in SA and increasing desperation is setting in.
For instance a friend reported to me that their rental deposit on vacating the premises has been wrongfully withheld under the pretext of ‘damages’ by Burrcorp properties AKA Endaweni offices located at 14 Ballyclare Drive (opposite Bryanston Shopping centre), Bryanston, Johannesburg.
Karen Anderson the ‘Public Relations’ person has been unavailable, they had no problem freely accepting their rental deposit knowing fully well they had no intention of paying back which is very unethical!

By: Anti ANC

Anti ANC — Mon, 03 Nov 2008 17:40:49 +0000

Its time to stop this black on white racist bull. It is getting us nowere. Even educated Zebras know this.

By: Ishmael Moloi

Ishmael Moloi — Tue, 26 Feb 2008 10:28:42 +0000

I am black, I have ND(Elec. Eng.)with 10 yrs of
industr. experience.I know I am good and valuable because I can’t switch my phone off even during my vacation/holidays.
I am paid well and all my kids live and have the opportunities(especially education) as thier white counterparts,and for this reason I feel they will have a bright future in any country of their choice.
I have bought few houses and policies for all of them.

Please be honest and accept I would’nt have had all these opportunities if we were in the old days,even though a lot all white people feel those were the better days.

To answer your question ANC has done enough till 5 yrs ago and personally think that they do not the vision in taking SA forward.We need fresher minds from all races,those who know nothing about the past to lead us to the sort the new evn more serious challenges that we face.

By: Ishmael Moloi

Ishmael Moloi — Tue, 26 Feb 2008 10:16:43 +0000

To be honest I personally think the current government did exeptionally well so far, though I feel they failed to unite the nation and make sure that they create a conducing atmosphere for white business men, proffessionals and skilled labour to operate in SA. I feel issues like corruption,reverse racism,crime,HIV and AIDS, skill development and generally bad planning still remain thier dull side.

I am black, I have ND(Elec. Eng.)with 10 yrs of
industr. experience.I know I am good and valuable because I can’t switch my phone off even during vacation.
I am paid well and all my kids live and have the opportunities(especially education) as thier white counterparts,and for this reason I feel they will have a bright future in any country of their choice.
I have bought few houses and policies for all of them.

Please be honest and accept I would’nt have had all these opportunities if we were in the old days,even though a lot all white people feel those were the better days.

By: Nic

Nic — Wed, 20 Feb 2008 11:47:00 +0000

R Iptoff – sorry to piss on your parade but I don’t think my post was racially invoked at all. This isn’t about race. It’s about service. Don’t mix the two up.

By: R Iptoff

R Iptoff — Wed, 20 Feb 2008 09:41:57 +0000

So, true to form the blacks fall back on their perennial excuses and blind refusal to accept responsibility.
It’s all the fault of the whites.
It’s all as a result of apartheid.

So tell us Mr Moloi, how long is it going to take the anc to start getting things right or is this awful state of affairs just as good as it ever will be. Face the facts, the anc is only concerned with the anc, not you.
If as you suggest, there are 500 competent blacks then it follows that the rest are incompetent…so that works out to how many millions???? No wonder the country is a shambles.

By: Ishmael Moloi

Ishmael Moloi — Sun, 13 Jan 2008 13:14:31 +0000

I am really sorry and feel for a lot white people whining about blacks and services not being satisfactory. I am black and I am aware of the problem at hand, but I just want to help a lot of white people out there. These 47mil. blacks will not be like you,they will bring their own taste to how things are done/run. Yes it might be negetive I understand your concerns.

There are too many black people in the market who are under qualified, think the first month as a driver, and compare the improvement with your driving now when are an expirienced and capable driver.

Because of Apartheid, Education system and the type of famaly situation we were raised under, it is not practicalto have a cool, down to earth,proffesional receptionist or public worker(maybe 500 blacks)

Think about it this way, if someone who has been in jail for thirty years and suddenly becomes a your financial advisor(Mandela is an exception)

It will take another generation that has been raised in the same level as the current white people to really change things for the better.Black people deserve to be given a chance even if they are not as proffessinal or exposed as thier white counterparts and hopefully they will gain necessary experience as the whites did 300 yrs ago

It is foolish to laugh at the learner driver and forget that is where once one as well.