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Zuma comment promotes crime

12 September 2011 By admin

Mr. Pieter Groenewald: FF Plus MP and Parliamentary Leader said;

“President Zuma’s comment that South African jails are full of black people because black people are not given opportunities in South Africa, promotes crime. The comment creates the justification for and the excuse to commit crime. There are many other African countries where black people have even less opportunities, but they do not commit crimes as a result of it. Zuma should guard against causing polarisation by dividing South Africa into two groups, i.e. one white and wealthy and one black and poor, just as his predecessor, Mbeki, had done,” Mr. Pieter Groenewald, the Parliamentary leader of the Freedom Front Plus says.

“Zuma is also ill-informed if he views affirmative action to be the cause of it. Affirmative action has forced experts out of the country and as a result of it there are less job opportunities in South Africa. If Zuma wants to create more job opportunities he should listen to his Finance Minister, Pravin Gordhan, who has said that labour legislation should be changed to create a more favourable climate for investment. If Zuma paid more attention to education and training in South Africa, the country would gain more expertise which in turn would create more job opportunities,” Groenewald said.





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Filed Under: South Africa Tagged With: crime, ff plus, freedom front plus, jacob zuma, pieter groenewald

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