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...and the engineer says the glass is under-utilized. So we have to design a new glass to replace the flawed one.
The flaw is of course BEE, which is another way of saying " you are not accepted, because you are not black enough". This is racism in its rawest form, but disguised as helping the "previously disadvantaged". Bullshit! Only the connected and the rich ANC cadres benefit from BEE. e.g. Khanyi Dlomo's reported R34 boutique funded by the NEF. The NEF is supposed to facilitate job creation. They are sitting on a mountain of cash that they are battling to give away, yet they will not fund any business where there is even a minority white shareholder. Their racist attitude has resulted in many ideas and businesses not coming to fruition and therefore not creating the jobs that it was intended for.
Instead of working with skilled people who can transfer those skills to black people so that they can grow into sustainable jobs that will benefit their community and our economy, they would rather fund another spaza shop where the poor guy will battle to make a sustainable living. Or they will fund a R34 million boutique for an MBA graduate from a wealthy family who does not need the money.
The flaw is of course BEE, which is another way of saying " you are not accepted, because you are not black enough". This is racism in its rawest form, but disguised as helping the "previously disadvantaged". Bullshit! Only the connected and the rich ANC cadres benefit from BEE. e.g. Khanyi Dlomo's reported R34 boutique funded by the NEF. The NEF is supposed to facilitate job creation. They are sitting on a mountain of cash that they are battling to give away, yet they will not fund any business where there is even a minority white shareholder. Their racist attitude has resulted in many ideas and businesses not coming to fruition and therefore not creating the jobs that it was intended for.
Instead of working with skilled people who can transfer those skills to black people so that they can grow into sustainable jobs that will benefit their community and our economy, they would rather fund another spaza shop where the poor guy will battle to make a sustainable living. Or they will fund a R34 million boutique for an MBA graduate from a wealthy family who does not need the money.
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