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The Chancellor House scandal rolls on within the ANC, with Matthews Phosa now taking a deep look into the ANC’s investment vehicle, along with the help of auditors Ernst and Young.

That a political party can have investments is shocking, particularly when that political party is the party of the government. That it can even be suggested that their wasn’t a blatant conflict of interest is ludicrous.

What are opposition parties doing to expose this sort of abuse of state apparatuses in the eyes of the poor? Where are the DA educating the masses of poor and starving in this country that the men and women of the ANC who have been entrusted with bettering the lives of all South Africa, have had their attention drawn instead to lining their pockets and the pockets of their political party, with the funds and knowledge of the South African people.

The opposition in South Africa isn’t failing in complaining in the media and the parliament. The South African opposition is failing in communicating this corruption to the masses, the silent majority of South Africans.

The politics of our day aren’t really complex. They are the politics of thuggery and thievery, well known to all. The message to the people of South Africa is a simple one to convey, and one which if the opposition is not to be impotent, they must begin to say and campaign for now:

1. The ANC is no longer the party of the struggle.
2. The ANC is full of thieves and thugs
3. The ANC is full of people who steal the peoples money
4. The ANC does nothing to make people safe.
5. The ANC does nothing to make people healthy
6. The ANC does nothing to make people educated.
7. The ANC does nothing to house people.
8. The ANC does nothing to give people jobs.
9. The ANC is interested in nothing but expensive cars and houses from the blood, sweat and tears of the South African people.

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