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From delay to delivery. 🏗️🔥 A year ago, I vowed that a new contractor would be appointed for the Sarah Baartman Centre of Remembrance in Hankey, Eastern Cape, and that the project would be put back on the path to completion after more than 10 years of delays. 🤝... show more

Dean Macpherson MP

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Nicole Barlow2 months ago

Let's keep to English spelling, and not allow American auto-correct or AI to take over.

Sir WhiteMan From Nam🇳🇦🇳🇦🇺🇲🇺🇲2 months ago

Oh fuck off soy boy..

StarLedi2 months ago

Border

Irish South African Gen X Blonde0 🐽🐽2 months ago

This is proof you love bums 🤣

PATRIOTIC MOVEMENT🇿🇦2 months ago

Build a wall, secure our borders

Tsotsi_Trots Blank# #PinkPeg 🧡🧡🧡⛳🙊🇮🇪🇮🇱2 months ago

Amazing how things start happening JUST before elections

Shehana Kajee2 months ago

Thats wonderful! Well done!

Seeking the truth2 months ago

Then there is again an all expenses paid vacation for two.

Susan Jones2 months ago

@andrewhitfield Please ensure that Sarah’s name is spelt correctly this time round 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

Dean Macpherson MP2 months ago

@andrewhitfield Absolutely. It’s shocking that they couldn’t even get that right!

Susan Jones2 months ago

@andrewhitfield Thank you!!!!!!

Mystraaltjiepis2 months ago

Like I said take your buddy to Gaza on your next holiday we the tax payers will gladly sponsor jou hol

Dave2 months ago

Hungry kids who aren't learning a thing at school can only be immensely grateful, thanks Dean.

Despicable Me2 months ago

Thank you Baba - thank you. Being a Man of your word is important, if we could we will adopt you and make Zulu.

Jan Baas2 months ago

Gay atheist

Irene Spath2 months ago

Congratulations. 🎉 mind blowing.

Tree services in (CA&GP)078 032 43591 month ago

A new project to get more votes for the Da

Seeking the truth2 months ago

Can all the social media friends please monitor this progress of the project and do not forget to monitor the budget and the payments to the contractor. History show budget increase all payments is made and thousand rand project become a milion rand project

Tony1 month ago

Knysna Green Street this government house empty 10+ years belong to Knysna Hospital

BETTER SA!!2 months ago

Hi Dean my name is Jan Smith. I have solution for completing all the public works projects and do real upliftment of emerging contractors. Not one person in the DA is interested in listening to my proposal. Can you please contact me

clark1 month ago

Now we know your true colors

ERROL MORGAN2 months ago

Only as the DA can, we'll done Dean and Team

Ryan1 month ago

Your silence on the current challenge to the expropriation case is all I need to know that you are a sad, weak little man eho has sold your soul for power. How do you look yourself in the mirror ? This is why the DA os dead.

mung2 months ago

Build our boarders

Huang Balz2 months ago

Go away pheggit.

Munhu2 months ago

You can’t even spell her name correctly after your forefathers tortured, rapes and humiliated her! How bold of you ! Fucking apartheid demon!

koos wiese2 months ago

Jip gay

»»£indanie««🇿🇦2 months ago

10 years of theft and malfeasance.

RationalZA2 months ago

On which grounds was this contractor selected? Also: on what grounds was this woman elevated to a celebrity? Now tax money gets spent on pushing some narrative?

Hagar the Horrible2 months ago

Has Resolve Comms or Tony Leon ever pressured you to meet their clients and grant favours?

No Body2 months ago

Have you ever been on the road connecting Hankey to the world? Is it like R400m spent on a museum that how many people will visit, but the road to the town was built when Sarah was in France? The road is the lifeline to jobs, education,...

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