Our wonderful ANC Government has 
made it impossible to employ anyone; 
unskilled labour’s minimum wage has 
remuneration demands set higher than 
the work is worth - employees can’t be 
fired for dishonesty or truancy, enjoying  
protection of labour laws & trade unions 
industries rather opt to use machines &
computers; potential workers represent 
all risk & liability to possible employers
No more teachers colleges means bad 
teaching drags the whole public school
system down with 35 % pass rate, thus 
pupils are unskilled in reading & writing 
not even being another brick in the wall 
but just broken clay pots, the high price 
of their useless presence assures them 
of false worth and total unemployment;  
& justice is done - arrogant employers 
are punished in advance for having the 
Audacity to offer demeaning work, now 
a user-friendly machine easily replaces 
an inaccessible work force, the masses 
depend on social grants for survival; we 
rejoice as the Chinese bring their strict 
work ethic to Africa, learning Chinese is 
everything in our post-colonial continent
marked by lack of consensus on which 
indigenous language should become the 
new lingua franca to replace the hated 
English and French, we prefer Chinese 
ideograms; luckily all African languages 
will be equally disadvantaged & as if by 
magic colonial languages will be gone - 
hooray for the new Chinese motherland: 
Chinese Communist Republic of Africa!
[25 August 2014]
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