Change must come and must come now, from apartheid to the Guptas. Being captured has now made us do a lot of thinking, the reasons for so much of wrong is because the state has been captured.
The Khoisan/Classified Coloured people have been captured since 1994. It is very clear that these masterminds marketed strongly the Khoisan people. Well, all is in the open and surely this is a beginning of new things.
This huge amount of money must be paid back and used to develop the Khoisan people, even the private sector was captured, the biggest setback for all South Africans.
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This country now has to pick up the pieces and rebuild. Our education should not be a problem. Education without the Guptas would have been free from primary school.
We, as a country, became a big joke when they landed their plane without controls. This is only one family, what about the rest of thousands of people who are masterminds here in South Africa?
Everyone is grabbing onto the tender system. Selling of tenders and doing poor quality work set this country back and that is why we cannot create jobs to drop the unemployment rate.
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If the government focuses on all local government corruption, this country will have enough to sustain all South Africans.
Let everyone pay back the money and attach their assets. A clean-up is highly needed and I think corruption is far more than civil crime. Police must be trained to track down corruption because it is killing this country fast.
Parliament has wasted tax money, attacking each other. Everyone is looting millions from the country.
Our banks and borders must be closely checked. Every department has a serious problem.
Government must have special monitors that only investigate corruption. Service delivery will then kick off. We need to put measures in place, start now, change must come. South Africans, without this change, we are doomed.
Prince Raymond Trollip
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