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Thu Jun 20 09:54:53 SAST 2013

Teaching is not about money: iLIVE

You get what you vote for: iLIVE

E Schwentzek, by e-mail | 21 September, 2012 00:02
many Eastern Cape hospitals are in bad shape
Image by: DANIEL BORN

If ever there was a good comparison, it is the one of the two Capes ("Tale of two Capes", yesterday).

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It is not only in the health sector that there is such a great discrepancy between the two Capes.

Citizens get what they voted for. After all, in a democracy the power lies in our vote. The Eastern Cape has been a mismanaged and badly governed province for a very long time, with no consequences from the electorate.

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