For your information the SACP does not go in for "regime change".


VC





On 1 September 2011 07:53, <[email protected]> wrote:

> Cde Sive
>
> Seems you are longing for ANC Disciplinary Committee, the word regime
> change is only for COSATU and SACP. And able to defend themselves that they
> are not substructures of the ANC.
>
> The should be constitutional amendments regarding Autonomy for Independence
> with ANC political guidance if not so NGO's would lead like TAC does. ANCYL
> should be given space to lead young people to attain its twin tasks.
>
> Vanguard!
>
> Sent from my BlackBerry® wireless device
> ------------------------------
> *From: * [email protected]
> *Sender: * [email protected]
> *Date: *Thu, 1 Sep 2011 05:42:31 +0000
> *To: *<[email protected]>
> *ReplyTo: * [email protected]
> *Subject: *Re: [YCLSA Discussion] IMF: Swaziland crisis worsening
>
> This is very simple comrades. There must be a regime change and Mswati must
> either by force or what.
>
> The will of the people has always been there but as well the romantic
> relationship between our government that monarch is not assisting our fellow
> brothers and sisters.
>
> Makasuswe Mswati qha...
>
> Sive
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> Sent from my BlackBerry® wireless device
> ------------------------------
> *From: * Dominic Tweedie <[email protected]>
> *Sender: * [email protected]
> *Date: *Thu, 01 Sep 2011 07:13:33 +0200
> *To: *<[email protected]>
> *ReplyTo: * [email protected]
> *Subject: *[YCLSA Discussion] IMF: Swaziland crisis worsening
>
>
> [image: Business Day]
>
>
> *Swaziland’s financial crisis is worsening - IMF *
> ** **
> ** **
>  *Ed Cropley, Business Day, Johannesburg, 1 September 2011 *
> ** **
> THE fiscal crisis gripping Swaziland is deepening despite an emergency
> R2,4bn loan from SA earlier this month, the International Monetary Fund
> (IMF) said yesterday.****
> ** **
> An IMF delegation completed a two-week visit to Swaziland to investigate
> whether it was doing enough to win the fund’s blessing to secure foreign
> loans. Swaziland has failed several times to satisfy demands for greater
> austerity.****
> ** **
> The IMF has now urged the government of Africa’s last absolute monarchy to
> make further cuts to its bloated budget.****
> ** **
> It gave a candid assessment of reforms so far, saying the appointed
> administration of King Mswati, who has a personal fortune estimated at
> $200m, had missed several targets to cut a budget deficit of more than 14%
> of gross domestic product (GDP).****
> ** **
> "The mission concurred with the authorities’ view that the government will
> continue to face severe liquidity constraints over the coming months,
> notwithstanding the recently announced R2,4bn loan from the South African
> authorities," mission leader Joannes Mongardini said yesterday.****
> ** **
> "The mission advised the government to pass a supplementary budget to cut
> expenditures, while preserving pro- poor spending, and strengthen
> expenditure controls in order to restore fiscal sustainability," Mr
> Mongardini said.****
> ** **
> The IMF, which has refused to lend money until Swaziland takes a hatchet to
> its large public wage bill, also urged the government to pay back money
> borrowed from the central bank, lest it jeopardise a one-to- one currency
> peg with the rand.****
> ** **
> "Preserving the parity with the South African rand is of utmost priority,"
> Mr Mongardini said, adding that Swazi central bank reserves had dropped to
> $554m, or 2,2 months of import cover, as of last Friday. Three months’ cover
> is widely considered the minimum for a stable currency.****
> ** **
> Swaziland’s fiscal problems stem from a 2009 recession in SA that triggered
> a collapse in revenue from the Southern Africa Customs Union that has
> historically accounted for two-thirds of Swaziland’s budget.****
> ** **
> Its government has kept its head above water by using central bank reserves
> and running up at least $180m in unpaid bills.****
> ** **
> Its efforts to cut public spending and raise taxes from a moribund economy
> have met with little success.****
> ** **
> Public services have been slashed in recent months.****
> ** **
> The University of Swaziland failed to open on August 8 for the final
> semester of the year and public hospitals have run out of medicines for
> patients.****
> ** **
> "The mission observed that economic activity remains subdued and inflation
> is on the rise," Mr Mongardini warned. "Electricity consumption, which can
> be used as a coincident indicator of economic activity in the absence of
> quarterly GDP data, declined in May while broad money growth remained
> subdued in June."****
> ** **
> However, Swazi Finance Minister Majozi Sithole said the IMF targets were
> unreasonable.****
> ** **
> "The IMF has certain targets of their own with a view to push us to do
> certain things," he said. "We have no objection to that, but they had made
> so many assumptions that are not reasonable. They are pushing certain things
> that will probably cause more problems than answers."****
> ** **
> The budget crunch sparked unprecedented public protests against King
> Mswati, who is accused of running the country as his personal fiefdom.****
> ** **
> Dissident groups inside and outside the country where political parties are
> banned are hoping the cash crunch will force political change. Reuters, with
> Sapa-AFP****
> ** **
>  *From: http://www.businessday.co.za/articles/Content.aspx?id=152175*
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