When BAT said that he had given order for a release corn and wheat from the warehouse, I felt he was being economical with the truth but what do I know? As usual, FG would be mute, Cardosso would come and read a typed document and play the blame card as usual
WannaHowzit: As South Africa celebrates 30 years of democracy, and citizens headed to the polls on Wednesday, there were numerous images of citizens uniting to cast their vote in the elections.
Amidst reports of long queues and inordinate waiting time, one special image emerged from the Durban City Hall voting station.
A picture captured on the day shows two young gentlemen helping an elderly lady up the steps at City Hall, quite literally demonstrating what the ‘new South Africa’ is meant to be all about.
High voter turnout
IEC’s KwaZulu-Natal electoral officer Ntombifuthi Masinga has notably stated that although the Electoral Commission was “sufficiently resourced” it did not anticipate the sudden surge of voter turnout after lunch on Wednesday.
He also touched on the fact that some voters went home after standing in the queues for too long, and who will not be able to vote in the 2024 general elections if they missed out on Wednesday.
“There is only one voting day in South Africa, outside of the special votes.”
In terms of the overall picture at 13:00 on Thursday, only 4,502 of 23,293 voting districts have completed counting (19.33%) with a total of 2,064,033 votes counted.
The ANC leads the way with 877 935 votes (43.10%), followed by the DA (508 529 votes for 24.97%) with the EFF in third (177 868 votes at 8.73%).
As votes continue to be counted around the country, it will certainly be interesting to note that the ruling ANC could lose an outright majority vote.
The final result is expected over the weekend.
That was how we all turned out...and then...Nigeria happened to us
Let me guess, they will get a loan, and the money would disappear, and they will start shifting dates like the commencing of operations in Port Harcourt Refinery
[quote author=IyaTola post=130080102][/quote]First things first, a sincere apology is required....any other thing coming without a sincere apology is nothing but outright manipulation. Men, be guided.
chunwaizeyn: Port Harcourt refinery has now begin operation at least 4 times since May 29 last year. Dangote refinery too was commissioned by Buhari as highlight of his own achievement but we have not seen 1litre of petrol from there too.
Everyday we will, we shall, we affirm, we will begin, we will deliver