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Well she now is the Deputy Minister of Taps and Toilets! A very powerful position to improve human dignity.
Taps and toilets? A deadly combination. I would think twice before I open the tap to drink water at night.
Not that it will make a difference. The ANC only cares if it affects their pockets.
It should be a monthly report back to Parliament with outstanding school pit toilets still in use and full questions to the deputy minister when Revision 999 of the target has not been achieved. The stocks are needed at Parliament and lots of rotten tomatoes for throwing.
She’ll swan around in a Q7 inspecting the schoolchildren’s pit toilets.
Didn’t President Ramaphosa instruct his Minister of Education to eradicate pit toilets by the end of 2019? I haven’t read or heard that anything has been done. Typical ANC uselessness.