Comments on: Fixing Service Delivery in South Africa

By: brian dempsey

brian dempsey — Mon, 09 Jan 2012 16:57:48 +0000

SERVICE DELIVERY
My brother is in Clairwood Hospital transferred from Albert Luthuli to Addington
I am in the UK
Try this
3 emails to the lady in charge of Albert Luthuli
No respnse
3 Emails to the Kwa Zulu Natal chief Medical Officer
No response
Amazing communication but typical of a 3rd World country

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By: Gaba-wa-Dipheola

Gaba-wa-Dipheola — Sun, 18 Sep 2011 13:51:10 +0000

The powers that be enjoy giving out free housing, food parcels and all sorts of grants to the poor (who unfortunately seem to be a bit lazy to think). Apparently this is the only way for them to secure a 60% + vote in elections since South African are lazy to work for themselves and demand a decent salary or wages from their effort. The picture depicted by tr ch ve above is really sickening. For how many more years is the South African economy going to be driven through government transfers. Will there be a stop to this. Sick!!

By: tr ch ve

tr ch ve — Thu, 15 Sep 2011 13:07:20 +0000

but people of SA until when is the government going to give u everything whilst u stand aside and watch. those who are not working want houses and you know that u r not adding any in come to SA.you get pregnant u get grants,you want houses with water and electricity.after the government gives you all this what will be left for economic development. come on let SA grow coz u are pulling it down

By: avatrix

avatrix — Mon, 12 Sep 2011 12:55:52 +0000

Hoorah! at last Winnie Mandela is being made useful in the SERVICE DELIVERY department. And who best qualified to deliver sh*t houses to the poor!

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By: Teena Douglas

Teena Douglas — Tue, 05 Jul 2011 13:16:04 +0000

Identifying service issues and compiling an action plan is great, but only effective if implemented, actioned and if people are held accountable on a weekly basis to determine progress and ensure goals / targets are met timeously. Service Quest can help cultivate a service attitude that is the ingredient that will keep service delivery alive.

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By: Elizabeth Ditheko

Elizabeth Ditheko — Mon, 30 May 2011 17:01:12 +0000

I applied for a RDP house in 2003 and again went back to update my personal information in 2008 for the same purpose. ‘Til today, Im still waiting. I maybe having a suggestion addressed to the housing ministry. We are aware that you have improved the shape and size of the new RDP houses to offer to the needy, kindly offer the same to the low cost houses because it looks like there is a financial problem in making sure that you deliver as promised. Example: if you are going to build 10 000 houses for the needy in the year 2011-2012, make sure the same number is allocated to the low costs as well. In this regard will make the number of the awaiting houses list decreases. More people who have been on the list are now working and others have managed to buy the same RDP houses that are offered for free. The more you build the low cost houses, is the more people will be able to afford, due to the fact that most of South Africans are in need of shelter and they go for anything that can make them to have roof on their heads.

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