Comments on: Zuma Hotline – Who ya gonna call?

By: Tuelo

Tuelo — Sat, 04 Feb 2012 03:08:40 +0000

I think the municipalities at the villages they take advantage about the people thet don’t give them services and in case of awarding tenders you will find 1 person or company 6 payments being made to him allways he is the one who wins tenders in Phokwani municipality us as youth and smme’s we get nothing when are we gona get chance we are South Africans its our rite, we need to be upgraded [contact details removed by moderators]

By: MR NDWANDWE

MR NDWANDWE — Sat, 14 Jan 2012 08:49:14 +0000

I am 3nd year 19 year old student studying B Admin at the university of the free state and this year I won’t study because of Financial constrains. please help me so I would finish my degree like any ather student and change the situation back home please. [contact details removed by moderators]

By: Constance Nkabinde

Constance Nkabinde — Mon, 28 Nov 2011 06:17:52 +0000

Iam a Diepkloof citizen who applied for RDP house since 1998, the house has not yet been issued since then, people who applied after me are already getting their houses. I just asking for help.

By: MD RADEBE

MD RADEBE — Wed, 23 Nov 2011 11:33:17 +0000

Good day,I have two issues,1-Can the gorvernment start regulating the Garnishee orders,companies just collide with your employer and large amounts are taken from your salary without your consent,whether you owe those people or not,its not right,not fair,2-Housing,I m a police officer,I don’t qualify for a bond house,at the same time I don’t qualify for an RDP house,must I rent forever?

By: merriam

merriam — Wed, 16 Nov 2011 06:21:08 +0000

Dear Mr President,I see you are doing a great job for all the South Africans.Mr Zuma we are very disappointed by the landlords,we pay lot of money for rent but they treat us like we are staying for free.Firstly i am unemployed but i make all the means to pay rent money.Pls help us to get rdp houses is better to pay rent to the goverment than paying someone who is treating us like dogs.Pls goverment help us we cant find jobs the employers said we are over age,what must we do because we cant get grant at my age,I am 35 years old.

By: merriam

merriam — Tue, 15 Nov 2011 13:19:19 +0000

Pls Mr President help us,i cant find a job ,rdp house, no income.i am sruggling to put food on the table for my kids. iam 35 years old ,matriculated,but no work.help me

By: Rhulani Mathonsi

Rhulani Mathonsi — Sun, 13 Nov 2011 06:27:37 +0000

Dear Mr President

I am a lady of 28 years from Limpopo in Malamulele area at Saselamani village. I am writting this am in a bus coming from home to Johannesburg because that is I am working right now, It came into my attention that people from the villages are suffering not sure because we based at the villages not township. We living in a dusty area which increase the high rate of TB in our areas, we push wheelbarrow for some kilometers to fetch water and we don’t have malls or complexes to buy groceries from. Our children s education is very poor a grade 12 student can’t even make an english sentence. The police publick services is very poor I had 2 break in at my house where my 12 years daughter got stabed in the incident and when we call the police for help there was no response and my mum opening of case was decline because nothing was taken but a person s life was at risk even now we haven’t heard anything. We living in a rural areas we can’t run away from that , but isn’t possible for us to live urban life in a rural areas, we get access to social workers, psychiatric, marriage counselors and we educate people about life right. I know its upon us to help ourselves but living in an area like this where education and information is limited where do I start who do I tell. We need help Papa, we also want tire road in our villages, running water and sewages.

Thank you will appreciate if I can be assistant regarding this matter

By: Cecelia

Cecelia — Thu, 29 Sep 2011 10:57:49 +0000

I would like to know who can i speak to with regard like you feel unfair treatment from the institution.I am doing diploma this year and i applied for B-Tech next year and they tell me i don’t qualify because i don’t have the results yet, i must wait until i have my result first and 2012 can apply for 2013 which to me doesn’t sound fair.I am a desperate student who want pursue further her studies next year. Thank you.

By: Karen Usswald

Karen Usswald — Thu, 25 Aug 2011 06:41:28 +0000

I have been trying the presidents hotline for days and due to extremely high call volumes I can not get through. I have been unemployed for 8 months now and can not get my uif benefits paid to me. Firstly they worked my credits incorrectly then they only paid me effective 16 March when it should have been February when I applied however my U19 states unemployed effective 10 Dec 2010 – I could not apply as my company would not issue a U19. I then did two weeks election work for IEC and UIF stopped my benefits and are claiming money back from me. I have been paid in total R11 000 and have received nothing since 27 May. I am a single mother with 2 children and am destitute – can someone assist with this complete mess, logic tells me that due to being unemployed for 8 MONTHS, ALL my benefits are due to me. I have been diligently paying for 6 years but when I want my money they won’t pay it.

By: alina sepako

alina sepako — Fri, 08 Jul 2011 08:46:44 +0000

HI I would like to meet with president zuma.

We have are problem with the police and the magistrate of prorea court, because they are busy evicting us on our houses now I’m on the street please help us mr president ALIUNA FROME NALEDI [contact details removed by moderators]