I really, really love this article and I will be sharing and soon as I can I will pay it forward.
Although what EFF is proposing sounds radical, it is actually common sense ( although the projections and delivery timelines are rather ambitious) especially in more developed countries, what EFF proposes is logical. I wonder why would an ANC that has more experience in governance not see to it that these things are implemented, and the DA appears to only want these similar innovations for Cape Town and other affluent spaces? One would also imagine that a Port city like Durban would invest more in such tech and that smaller parties would concentrate on under-served rural areas.
I really, really love this article and I will be sharing and soon as I can I will pay it forward.
Although what EFF is proposing sounds radical, it is actually common sense ( although the projections and delivery timelines are rather ambitious) especially in more developed countries, what EFF proposes is logical. I wonder why would an ANC that has more experience in governance not see to it that these things are implemented, and the DA appears to only want these similar innovations for Cape Town and other affluent spaces? One would also imagine that a Port city like Durban would invest more in such tech and that smaller parties would concentrate on under-served rural areas.