Opposition parties in the Northern Cape have welcomed the speech delivered by Premier Zamani Saul in his maiden State of the Province Address in Kimberley.
A modern and innovative province is at the heart of Premier Saul’s plans for the next five years.
Opposition parties say although they are happy with the premiers speech, they are still concerned about his implementation plans.
“What is of concern to me is the fact that it seems as if the premier’s office will be centralising literally every little thing. Well whether it’s going to work I can only say good luck,” says the Democratic Alliance’s Andrew Louw.
The Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) says they will keep a close eye on the premier. “We are happy generally with the State of the Province Address, we are going to support the man but if he fumbles, we are attending to him immediately without any excuse,” says Provincial Secretary Shadrack Tlhaole.
“The office of the Premier will create a database of all unemployed young graduates. We must know them in order to create opportunities to get them absorbed. We must know their faces, Premier Saul states on how he will address youth unemployment #SOPA2019
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Premier Zamani Saul: “In the Northern Cape we don’t conform to the 1st 100 days report by incoming office bearers. We have everyday reports. We work hour by hour, minute by minute, second by second” Premier Saul. #SOPA
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Premier Saul introduces online school registration for 2020. From next year you can register your child directly from your cellphone. No more long queues for registering your child”, states Premier Saul.
— NCPLegislature (@ncplrsa) July 5, 2019
