Good question. People want and need safety FIRST, even before food. If you were put in charge or called a Govt, that would be a requirement and we feel far from safe in middle upend areas. He's put a safety plan in place now after how many years??! He' looks after education, but a family member had to go to a school at 6am to be in the front of a queue to get his child registered. My house help couldnt get her niece into a college anywhere in CT because it had reached capacity. As someone else said, they cut the sidewalks grass and fill the odd pothole. Otherwise they're too busy selling CT to the overseas market, hence push up property prices and rentals and who cares about the locals. Different day, different people, same ship. Nothing's changed, especially now and nothing will change. The Petrodollar is gone, now they're scrambling here for better value.

Strange that these stats involve a certain segment of the population. Why would that be?

A better question: has crime dropped in those 3 areas due to your crime prevention plan? My thought: It's hard to educate dead children! So perhaps it's wise to protect them if the national government's protection plan is failing the children in those areas.

He is not struggling, the subject line is misleading. Bias media.

Who got rid of the gang units? Who got rid of the Scorpions ?

Has this lady ever considered the fact that the Coloured people have a serious issue? Namely , rape and drugs abd murder.Why blame him for the nature if people in Kyalisha ? Rather these people must turn back to God and change their behaviour.No Govetnment controls what goes on in a house.Drugs are a serious concern and liquor and the toenship violence was going on for decades.DA are doing the level best

This is so dumb Yes they are SAPS stats, because SAPS is a national function, not a province. The premier has no authority over SAPS.

He is more interested in teaching our children about gender fluidity and "climate change". He serves another master and not us.

Haha. Your video clearly demonstrates your lack of understanding of the actual situation in the Western Cape. Your bias against the DA in the Western cape is blaringly obvious. If you want to rationalize anything, why not rather go and have a look at how much SAPD funding has been decreased in the WC over the past 10 years? This interview didnt make you an "edgy reporter", it showed your agenda