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  • Dave A
    Site Caretaker

    • May 2006
    • 22803
    #1

    Too many new vehicles

    Apparently the reason for more hijackings is that there are too many new vehicles available.

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    This, apparently, was a written reply in parliament by Minister of Security and Safety Charles Nqakula.

    Someone please tell me this is a joke.

    EDIT: Just noticed the date - November 2004. Hmm. I wonder what the current reason is?
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    Tags: charles nquakula, vehicle hijack
    • Marq
      Platinum Member

      • May 2006
      • 1297
      #2
      Minister of Security and Safety Charles Nqakula. Someone please tell me this is a joke.
      OK - I'll tell you Dave - Yes he is a joke. We have neither safety or security, so why do we have a minister therefore?
      The cost of living hasn't affected its popularity.
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        • anakin
          Full Member

          • Jul 2008
          • 62
          #3
          He is a joke! I don't think the hijacking will be reduced if there are less cars on the road.

          No! The poverty is on the rise and the Government doesn't want to admit that they are failure - poor service delivery and high unemployment rate!

          Jackie and Charles are wonderful clowns with yellow, green and black costumes!

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