I would say the whole country is sleeping on duty because they have been afforded jobs and understanding the crab syndrome, black people will still suffer. Red tape into seeing people who can actually help the country is again a problem.

I have a very brilliant idea on how to save the SA youth with regards to job creation.  I am sorry because my strategy does not necessarily cater for people who have not yet been to universities or collage.  Problem I have experienced, I can’t seem to find a person who is relevant to talk this through with.

Brainy people will be left on the outside and the empty vessels will always be given opportunities to ruin even more.

I am a youth in South Africa and I was blessed with education and a good job at my early age but at the end of the day I can’t seem to save the nation with what I have because of the red tape.  I have sent letters to the president’s office but no acknowledgement of receipt of which I doubt someone or a president would not even send a cleaner to come and listen to what I have to say or offer the country.

Now we are required to bring in innovative ideas but where do we send them? Who does it get to, is that person passionate about people or will only think of the relatives and close friends as oppose to the nation, how are they going to run the idea, etc

This is for South African people not a national party.

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