Economic Freedom Fighters Promise 150K Jobs Through Gauteng Roads Agency
- The Economic Freedom fighters promised that if they win the General Elections, they plan to establish a Gauteng Roads Agency
- Through this agency, the EFF said they would create 150K jobs in the province to fight unemployment
- South Africans are sceptical of his promise and ruled it out as campaigning and politicking
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GAUTENG – The Economic Freedom Fighters promised that if they get voted into power, they will provide 150 000 jobs to the unemployed through the proposed Gauteng Roads Agency.
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EFF promises 150 000 jobs
According to SABC News, the EFF made the promise during their Dobsonville provincial manifesto launch on 2 March 2024. Leader Julius Malema said that jobs will be created through road and housing companies owned by the state. He said he would establish a Gauteng Roads Agency to create employment opportunities.
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South Africans don't believe him
Netizens on Facebook are taking what he said with a grain of salt and believe he's saying these things because he's campaigning for the general elections.
Thabang Mmusi said:
"Every time a political leader in SA opens his mouth, there would be an impossible promise and pathological lies."
Jerry Tshebesebe said:
"One thing I've learned is never to trust a politician."
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James Kanelo said:
"These ones can't be trusted. They tend to flip-flop as long as it suits them."
Siyandah Gcabashe remarked:
"Joke of the century. Look at Ekurhuleni now."
Khipheyakhe Khipa said:
"Julius Malema is just like any other ordinary politician on the continent."
EFF gunning for majority vote in Gauteng
In a similar article, Briefly News reported that the EFF was gunning for a majority victory during the upcoming elections in Gauteng.
EFF'S Gauteng Chairperson Nkululekok Dunga revealed that the party is expecting nothing less than 50% of the votes and is confident in the victory. South Africans sneered at Dunga and slammed the party, accusing it of setting lofty goals.
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