What Are We Voting For? Share Your Views

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It’s almost time to vote for a new President in South Africa, We’ve seen many manifesto of political parties.

The truth is our elderly people voted for democracy, they voted for freedom on 1994 they knew what they were voting for but looking at today’s elections some of us still don’t have a clear picture of what are we voting for jobs, education, freedom or what?

• If it is Education – What kind of education because free education is being put into place but entry requirements change to almost impossible e.g Wits University and UJ online courses require you to have a tertiary diploma to enter their courses. I mean how is it possible to have a tertiary diploma if you did not study any further after matric.
• If it is Jobs, what kind of jobs because the requirements are almost impossible if we don’t have a neccesary tertiary qualifications. And most of the jobs pay less. You’d find people earning less while prices go up. Petrol, Electricity and household goods prices goes up but still no salary increases. Unemployment rate is high in South Africa… 

If we vote for ANC is it guarenteed that we’ll get jobs that they promise and how is it gonna work. If we vote for Eff is it guaranteed that we will get free Education and how is it gonna work, is it gonna be quality education and would you have choice to study whatever we want and wherever we want. If we vote for DA is it guaranteed that they won’t cater for their people only in Western cape like ANC only caters for their people in Gauteng.

Honestly speaking last time we voted what did we vote for, do you see changes since the last time we voted? Every year of elections we get promised changes but do we get those changes and when exactly are we changing the parliament of South Africa I mean almost 95% of the people in parliament are old still conviced that they are going to change RSA, what I don’t know is how will they know what South fricans want. Most of them are in parliament because they say they were there during  the struggle but we are not in struggle anymore. Every year we demand better salaries but instead we get less that 1% increases and more job losses. We Wait for another fouf years to get promises that doesn’t happen after elections.

Have your say and tell Rsa What do you think you are voting for using # WhatAreWeVotingFor And #2019SouthAfricanElection #TDKTV