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The way Balungile is slow, she’s about to get scammed out of a lot of money by that fine boy. #thefourofus
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The water has finally reached the VIP section of the Titanic
Cape Town international airport at a stand still … taxi strike affecting even airports… no staff could arrive and entire system collapsed… where’s @Our_DA @geordinhl
The DA has governed the City of Cape Town since 2006, almost 20 years. Yet the city continues to grapple with deep spatial inequality, where poorer communities remain concentrated in townships and peripheral areas, far removed from economic centres and employment opportunities.
Taxis are also filling a critical public transport gap, carrying millions of people to economic opportunities that remain geographically inaccessible to many. They are doing the heavy lifting that integrated public transport planning and infrastructure development should be doing
There is an important economic lesson here: the poor, working-class communities that are so often overlooked are the backbone of the urban economy. They keep businesses, industries, airports and essential services running.
Look at what is happening now: taxi-related unrest has disrupted commuters’ ability to get to work, with the effects reaching Cape Town International Airport, where staff shortages have disrupted operations.
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I hope our people are seeing their value through their absence. Withdraw our labor and the entire system collapses.
Cape Town international airport at a stand still … taxi strike affecting even airports… no staff could arrive and entire system collapsed… where’s @Our_DA @geordinhl
Anxiously watching how South Africa’s local government elections will unfold on 4 November because when South Africa sneezes, Namibia catches the flu.
Economic update: The Bank of Namibia has raised the repo rate by 25 basis points to 7%, pushing the prime lending rate to 10.5%, as inflation reached 5.4% in September.
For households, this means potentially higher loan repayments and less disposable income. Businesses face higher borrowing costs, potentially delaying investment and hiring. Government may face greater debt-servicing costs, the wider economy risks slower consumption and growth.
Men are trash man, so Bobbi thinks he can love bomb his way back into Lethabo’s heart. Ag please! #thefourofus
