The Denial of a Basic Human Right by the South African Government

Eversince Thabo Mbeki's term as State President of the country, one atrocious reality has existed in that millions of impove4rished South African citizens were denied access to Anti-Retroviral drugs that were intrinsic in combatting the HIV/AIDS epidemic reaging through South Africa.

Jacob Zuma's government is no better, even more hypocritical by comparison, because though it does accept that anti-retrovirals are able to curb the downward spiral of the disease, the government refuses to institute a state sponsored mass roll-out of the drugs to the AIDS-sufferers.

The Zuma government definately has more than enough money to fund this project, because they spend 40 to 60 million Rand a year on luxury vehicles, hotel bills, luxury holiday trips to foreign resorts, Beverly-Hills-type residential estates and the list goes on...

It is an absolute atrocity that even a small peice of this isn't being used to finance the necessary medication for the Millions of impoverished Africans that voted for the ANC in every election since 1994! Why does the Zuma government prefer to let them die? Don't they care that these People are their contituents and that therefore the ANC is responsible for ensuring that they are able to live a full rewarding life!

A number of commentators have even said, "The Mbeki and Zuma regimes will go down in history as the most morally corrupt goverments of the late 20th and 21st centuries, because they will succeed in what the Apartheid government could only dream of achieving (i.e. causing millions of African deaths)!"

That is why Jacob Zuma and his cronies must be ridiculed in the public eye for gross negligence and dereliction of duty to the public trust! We have to speak out against this atrocious behaviour before our whole country is scared for another generation!

Andile Lili & the Annie Dewani Murderers

A lot of commentary has been made about the totally unnecessary murder of the Brittish woman, Annie Dewani in Cape Town last month and the level of involvement that the Western Cape ANC Youth League had in organising the hijacking, robbery and murder of the brittish woman and her husband.

Many in business-people in Gugulethu know that Andile Lili, the Western Cape ANC Leader had repeated dealings with Zola Tonga, who knew the other two suspects in the case (Mzwamadoda Qwabe, 26 and Xolile Mmgeni, 26, both from Khayelitsha). From discussions with the residents and business-people in Gugulethu, it was found that Mr Tonga wanted to get support from Andile Lili for expanding his taxi business in the location and that Andile Lili (a relative of Mr Tonga) was incorporating mr Tonga into several ventures and activities of the ANC. Whether these included the Makhaza Toilet Wars with the Democratic Alliance and/or the Sentinel Squatters Issue is of considerable legal interest, as this would provide proof of Third Force Activities Sponsored by the ANCYL in the Western Cape.

What we need is an independant judicial inquiry into the involvement of the ANCYL in the Incitement of Violence, the Instigation of Targetted Criminal Attacks on individual members of the Western Cape population and the involvement of Local ANC members in corruption and bribery.

The problem is that though their are several trustworthy members of the judiciary to investigate this international incident, there is a high percentage of a chance that the national ANC leaders will just sweep the investigation under the rug (as they did with the infamous Arms Deal in Parliament)...