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Prince Mashele Exposed The ANC And The Likes Of Ronald Lamola Could Not Even Challenge Him

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Prince Mashele Exposed The ANC And The Likes Of Ronald Lamola Could Not Even Challenge Him
By ApexA (self media writer) | 12 hours ago

We know that there is a lot of damage that the ANC has done in this country and often they do not want to admit even if they are wrong. They always have excuses as to why things have happened and they are not responsible. Is either they blame the apartheid government or they blame Zuma. But they never hold each other accountable. We know that there are political analyst who stand with some politicians even when they are in wrong and they will always find a way to protect them.


 

 

Political analyst Prince Mashele has exposed the ANC what it has done to South Africa and its people. The ANC has had power for three decades uninterrupted but the have collapsed this country. Mashele has only talked about four things that the ANC has managed to destroy and people feels like he should have mentioned many more. But even with those four things he mentioned, he made valid points that even those who were debating this matter with him could not even challenge him on what he said. One could even see the look on Ronald Lamola’s face, and it was clear that he was defeated. He looked lost.

Prince Mashele says that the ANC has collapsed security in the country, education, health system and the energy crisis is their recent failure. They failled to provide basic service to the people. He even said that those who were sitting with him on the table, the likes of Ronald Lamola had medical aids because they don’t want to go to public health care, and they even take their kids to private school. Non of them had their kids studying at a public institution because they know how bad the service is.

But there are some people who are not happy that Prince Mashele did not single out Cyril Ramaphosa as the failure of the country like it was done to Jacob Zuma. Everything was blamed on him rather than on the ANC and now that it is Ramaphosa’s turn, it is a different story altogether. It is the ANC that is the problem.