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Picture: ZIPHOZONKE LUSHABA
Picture: ZIPHOZONKE LUSHABA

Ghaleb Cachalia's column refers (“SA’s political landscape after the May elections”, March 25).

“I watched the needle take another man; gone, gone the damage done.” — Neil Young. The ANC is the drug that has taken us all down, and SA is gone, gone.

So much damage has been done that even if, miraculously, after the election the ANC was no longer the dominant party, it would take many, many years to repair, never mind improve the socioeconomic situation in SA.

It has taken 30 years for it to fill all levels of governance (municipal, provincial, state-owned enterprises) with corrupt and incapable cadres — just how long do you think it is going to take to get rid of them?

Ian Ferguson 
Via BusinessLIVE

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