Thursday, 10 March 2016
Martin van Staden
Martin van Staden
23 hrs ·
"According to Solidarity senior researcher Dr Eugene Brink, this drought is the first severe drought the ANC has to contend with. Before 1994, government used to intervene in case of drought but the current government seems to be reluctant to do so."
Solidarity, you're doing the whole 'free market trade union' thing wrong.
For once in my life, I feel like the government response is PERFECT. It is not the government's fault that there is a drought. Like other natural events, these things happen, and you can't expect taxpayers to foot the bill, regardless of the apparent 'collective interest'. These farming associations can easily appeal to the public to help them with funds. That has the added benefit of being voluntary. For a free directory entry go to:For your free directory entry.
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