Concerns over businesses closing down in Mthatha due to extortion
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- Опубликовано: 2 окт 2024
- There are growing concerns about businesses closing down in Mthatha in the Eastern Cape due to extortion. A well-known Ophthalmology medical practice had to permanently close down due to hostile criminal activities in the town. Newzroom Afrika's Ntsiki Nohiya has more.
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All businesses must close down maybe the government will take this nonsense seriously
CAN THEY START DISCUSSING ABOUT THIS EXTORTION IN PARLIAMENT INSTEAD OF FIGHTING ABOUT POSITIONS.
They won't. Nxaa! Just gonna be old and outdated ideas....and boom racism!
True- Very Wise - Wiseman - The Eastern Cspe Premier must be held accountable- What the He'll is he doing. This must be an everyday AGENDA is PARLIAMENT.
The ANC collapsed everything including policing and people in the Eastern Cape are madly in love with it😂😂😂😂
Extortion is just as high in Cape Town. Is that the ANC fault as well?
Cuntry wide issue. Entire cuntry is ruled by thugs
@@KKOPPONG Cape town is no 2 in terms of GDP, we should never compare EC and Cape town 😢 that's insult actually in CPT businesses are opening in EC
Ahhhh ignorance is always rife amongst you people so extortion only exists in the EC and it exists only because it is controlled by the ANC 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Nizizibhanxa shame
@@MqondisiVincentLuhabe where else are businesses closing bcz of extortion?? Which other province has requested SANDF bcz of extortion?? Tell me now that EC is not cursed bcz of ANC, which province has most Sassa beneficiaries both children and old?? Go to Sassa, Labour department and SA trade department and you'll see that ANC cursed that province
There is just no political will to solve the issue of protection fees at Mthatha. Poweerful people like politicians, and police are involved in these ciminal activities. Crime intelligence is also dead in SA, citizens are on their own.
This is a cuntry wide issue. Not only Mthatha
This is a cuntry wide issue. Not only Mthatha
Eastern Cape my people this is not ok. The extortionists must be jailed ayikho le
Why the pilice cant find this criminals why guys .
And do what with them, they can find them and still fail to successfully prosecute them
Because the police are the criminals
The police are criminals. They cant find themselves
Because the police are the criminals
Dude was even on Cutting Edge everyone knows who these people are.
Who are those hooligans? What is going on in the Eastern Cape?
What do soldiers know about investigations and arrests? There is just no will.
Mamparas those ones
Sad and with that the unemployment rises.
More people unemployed then employed in that province. Viva ANC viva
R350000 😳that is a huge money, how the hell are they supposed to make that amount of money in such a short period of time.
I can't lie, I thought I wasnt hearing right, R350K is insane, R3500 makes a bit more sense considering that other bar/club in Cape Town that closed down was being asked for R1800
They want R400k in PE each month in a road project
Dudula are asking for 30 percent profit from spaza shops
@@AkhonaGaladla yea but those Road projects can afford those figures, those guys quote R10M for a R4M job,
@@jameskillu9171 how do they know what 30% is?
Before the anc got into power we never had this nonsense
😢Its painful kant kuyiwaphi na bethuna kweli lizwe...tjooo😢
What’s the point of generals and military ministers if they 1st have to approach the president and wait for him to approach parliament? Like wtf is all this red tape?
Business community should go to other provinces who are properly managed
Which province is "properly" managed?
I was silent, when they came for them but now they have come for me.
Eastern Cape is our Nigeria, the corruption is on another level. There is no political will to sort out the problem. ANC the corruption party.
What is the point of Ndalindyebo speaking? He’s not the state; this is a democratic nation, not a monarchy. He has no authority- even a magistrate's court holds more power than he does. He’s merely a symbolic figure, a remnant of the Bantustan era. People need real solutions, not empty gestures.
@@Tee-e4iUnless you are living under the rock or you worship city life, kings and chiefs are still very powerful in rural areas especially when it comes to handling local disputes and land related issues. Just keep your condescending attitude to yourself. We appreciate their role and respect them.
@@dot510 That’s beyond stupid, considering they’re not empowered by any law to act like this. More often than not, they make decisions that are not only unconstitutional but downright childish-like asking people accused of sleeping with someone else’s spouse to undress. This has little to do with your attachment to them or your feelings; we’re supposed to be a constitutional country, if that means anything to you. These antics are nothing more than a relic of the Buthelezi era, birthed during the CODESA negotiations and later crystallized in the Ingonyama Trust. But don’t worry, I’m happy to take you to school and humble you.