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I started to panic when the rand dropped from twelve to the dollar to thirteen. The predictions are that we are heading for twenty rand to the dollar and in my simple mind what this means is that everything I have ever worked for has just halved in value. Where to next? What can I do to fix something I have no control over?
The economy is far, far bigger than Zuma. This is what you should be worrying you. And the question each of us want to start asking is what we can do before the opportunity is lost.
I have a problem with the term "we". I find myself getting dragged into situations and to places where I don't belong. This despite doing everything I can to fit in. At the end of the day, all we can do is to make decisions that in our own best interests. For me that is my family and acknowledging the fact that my boys have no future in this country. And it wasn't Zuma who tipped me over the edge. It was our collective response to the debacle in Limpopo. And Julius Malema who actually rang that bell. Zuma is irrelevant. He is not the problem. We are.
I started to panic when the rand dropped from twelve to the dollar to thirteen. The predictions are that we are heading for twenty rand to the dollar and in my simple mind what this means is that everything I have ever worked for has just halved in value. Where to next? What can I do to fix something I have no control over?
I am confused by this post. Did you work all your life just to sell everything and convert that value to dollars?
I am also confused. I suspect most people are confused. Where did it all go wrong? Food prices are going up. The price for most things is going up. Crime and violence is increasing. Our society is more polarised now than it ever was. Who cannot claim to be confused?
I am also confused. I suspect most people are confused. Where did it all go wrong? Food prices are going up. The price for most things is going up. Crime and violence is increasing. Our society is more polarised now than it ever was. Who cannot claim to be confused?
Conversing, conserving or converting? Who is not confused? Tell me you can make make sense of the fact that a dynamic vibrant economy is headed for junk status. Comfortable with this?
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