South Africa is a movie

This looks like it’s funded by USAID

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South Africa needs a DOGE. Guarantee that's tax payer money funding that

100%. No way that’s not taxpayer-funded

🚨 South Africa’s Crisis: A Perfect Storm From 12-hour power cuts to soaring crime rates... The nation is facing a harsh reality: 🔴 Load Shedding Chaos: Eskom’s rolling blackouts are crippling the economy. Corruption and mismanagement leave businesses in the dark. 🔴 Economic Strain: 33% unemployment. 60% youth joblessness. Rising costs make life unaffordable. 🔴 Crime Surge: m3rder, armed robbery, and gender-based violence on the rise. Corruption within the police breeds insecurity. 🔴 Political Instability: The ANC is tangled in corruption scandals. Many feel betrayed by leadership and lack of accountability. 🔴 Broken Infrastructure: Protests erupt over water, housing, and healthcare failures. What do you think will break the cycle? Is there hope for change?

Have these people ever heard of something called a pump? Why not set up a hose to pump the water from this puddle directly into the bay?

Is this real? I mean holy shit, the meme’s write themselves, it’s become so much easier to show the level of intelligence/society/culture of Sub Saharan black Africans.

Ah, come on now! South Africa might be a movie, but our country's resilience is like a blockbuster franchise – it keeps running even when the critics hate it. On a related note, do you think the crypto market's 'rearranging the chairs' phase has anything to teach us about rebuilding SA's economy?

The Left idolizes South Africa. Let that sink in.

Shit, that's any American blue city.

At least the show up. Federal employees do less and just stay home.