What is the issue

The World has gone mad, and we here in South Africa seem to be leading the way. I noted with horror and total disgust, a retching of my bowels like I have not had since I ate too much green mango, when I heard that the African Union has just pulled the dirtiest political, underhanded blow, when they demanded that the Seychelles pull their candidate out of the election process for the United Nations World Tourism Organization. Threatening sanctions and boycotts of every nature. What made me sick to the core of my being is the fact that Alain St Ange is a World-Class candidate for this position, and the African Union wants him replaced by their Zimbabwean candidate Dr. Mzimbi.

Of course the Seychelles graciously bowed to pressure and Africa has now possibly lost the chance of having the Secretary General of the UNWTO being from Africa. Alain St Ange almost had it in the bag. That's how we roll.

We're poking ourselves in the eye here, our Department of Communications has dropped the ball so many times and so badly that we now suffer with some of the world's highest communication costs.

The Land Reform process unfortunately has fallen victim of a similar form of failure. It's not that the white people refuse to give up the land and want to keep it all to themselves. Since 1994 the land reform process has been given a failure rate of between 73% and 90%. Corruption has seen many farms go unwanted, turned to waste only to be sold for a mere pittance of their value a few years later. That helps nobody and only exacerbates the problem. There is lots of land, Guvment must give it. Not lease it out to their friends. If I were to want to create chaos, turn my people against each other so that I could suspend the constitution and declare myself supreme ruler, while my country burned around me in the flames and violence of civil war, just so that I don't have to go to jail, then that is where I would start.

Here we go asking Jacob to explain the cabinet reshuffle, many believe Jacob's intelligence report was a baked cake bunch of lies, probably baked in the kitchen in Saxonwold. Other swear by him while history records the shenanigans and we all play the diplomatic game. Pray that I am wrong and pray that the past leaders, some of whom lead us to the greatness we were experiencing with Madiba, can have some effect on the leadership that seems to be standing by watching the disaster unfold around them as though its not their problem. I am amazed.

We all know now that Radical Economic Transformation was probably a hair brined scheme cooked up by the PR company tasked with divisive missions, at best, and a brain fart at worst, but a pile of hog wash in any event, so why are we still talking about it

So annoying, I didn't even get to mention Trump renewing sanctions on Syria, totally absurd, especially when you hear talk of the US sending heavier weapons into the war torn area, this for the Syrian Kurds. And China testing a new missile near the Korean peninsula. EEEEEEK!