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Asks why cancer still has no cure despite modern technology and expertise, and suggests pharmaceutical companies profit substantially from cancer treatments.
Argues that health authorities should promote healthy lifestyles, address cancer prevention, and improve funding and waiting times at healthcare institutions.
“For me, Joanne, I think health starts on a daily basis as to how we conduct our lives in terms of our lifestyles.”
Explains that Putco could not involve local businesses because its month-to-month government contract made long-term commercial arrangements difficult.
“The unfortunate fact is that Putco didn't have a tear contract.”
Explains that the 30% local procurement requirement is intended to support township and rural businesses, job creation, and local economic development.
“The thirty percent is supposed to remain in the locality.”
Argues that local governments cannot deport illegal immigrants and says political parties use deportation promises as an emotional campaign tactic ahead of elections.
Argues that Peter Musimani arrogantly disrespected Orlando Pirates and its players, and says national-team players should not be insulted or told how to play.
Condemns the president’s delayed response to gender-based violence, calls South Africa a banana republic, and supports stronger punishment for perpetrators.
“Our sisters, our mothers are killed every day and then whoever is getting arrested, they are still eating our money in jail.”
Clarifies that he never advocated killing women, disputes a previous characterization of his views, and begins addressing voters supporting anti-migrant parties.
Argues that the commission unnecessarily exposed personal information to embarrass people associated with Joseph Bannon without establishing relevant wrongdoing.