President Zuma’s Tollfree Number
President Zuma’s long promised tollfree number will by all accounts be up and running tomorrow.
If you wish to shoot the breeze with the president’s people the tollfree number is 17737.
Apparently 43 people from various government departments have been tasked to follow up on our queries.
I somehow think they will need a few more hands on deck.
Anyway, its a start.
The presidency’s intention of listening to the people is a good one.
Hopefully they will not only listen, but perform too.
93 Responses to “President Zuma’s Tollfree Number”
By Granny Mogotsi on Sep 30, 2009 | Reply
I can’t get through to your tel no. (17737). Kindly sent me the Telephone number in full.
By MABOLOKO PADIME on Oct 20, 2009 | Reply
i would like to complain about suncity prison and it is about thei kitchen where they cook food for prisoners. the kitchen is so unhealthy its like dogs are staying there. i know that those people have to be purnished but not in that way. i think we have to do something as the govenment and the community, we have to help one another. i would like to see where they sleep and maybe we can do something as a govenment and the community as i have explained. they are also human beings and we must try and help them because some of them dont go there because they want but it is because of their background and we must also teach them life skills on how to avoid bad things when they come out and how must they create things for themselves in order to make a living but not by stealing or by kiling. we really need to help them and pray for them. they made mistakes like everyone else. my contact number is 079 232 7251 and my work telephone number is 011 614 0500 ext 209.
Kind Regards
Maboloko Padime
By NONHLANHLA on Oct 28, 2009 | Reply
I WOULD LOVE TO HAVE AN ID DOCUMENT AS I NEED TO GO TO SCHOOL & FIND A JOB AND I AM THINKING OF KILLING MYSELF OF THIS IT HAS MADE MY LIFE A LEAVING HELL . I HAVE APPLIED FOR A ID DOCUMENT FROM 2008-2009 IN THE BEGINNING OF THE YEAR BOTH THE APPLICATION DO NOT COME UP WHAT IS THIS NGIKHATHELE .PLEASE HELP ME
By NONHLANHLA on Oct 28, 2009 | Reply
I NEED A ID DOCUMENT MY LIFE IS A LEAVING HELL I NEES HELP
By Padi Phakoe on Nov 26, 2009 | Reply
Can sumbody do sumthng abt da recruitment processes especialy at da mining industries n municipalities.Nowadays if u dnt knw sum1 inside who can make sum connections 4 u,thn u wont get that position.Plz help cause sum of us dnt knw of any1 in top position.Hw is it possible 2 c a new employee without a position being advertised?Dis is heartbrkng n its happening.Your help wil b highly appreciated,thank you.
By ridwaan on Dec 17, 2009 | Reply
hi i live in phoenix in durban and i would like to inform you that our water has been stopped with out any warning and has been off for the past three days with out a proper supply of water how does a human being survive? the people in charge really need to up there standards on how they do there job because they definetly dont no whats going on . could you please look in to it.
By Thandeka Mkhize on Jan 5, 2010 | Reply
Good day Mr President
I was born and schooled in Nkandla Reserve.I spent about 20 years of my life there,I now live and work in Johnnesburg,on my visit to Nkandla in January 2010 ,I was impressed by the development that has taken place and would like to be part of the people that are working towards making a difference in my community,I do have a couple of ideas which I would like to present to you.
Your response will be greatly appreciated.
Yours sincerely
Thandeka Mkhize
By sipho cindi on Jan 7, 2010 | Reply
Dear Sir,
I live @ 1900 Sibuyile Str. Siluma View in Katlehong,Sir i have a situation here everytime it rains we have a sewerage blockage and i dont understand how the storm water get mixed with the sewerage system and start pushing and making some bubble noise from the drain out side my doorstep.to cut long story short,If i had my electricity supply cut for not paying i would undersand because it is my direct personal use,if i had water supply cut for not paying i would also understand.The point is i phoned EKURHULENI @ this number 0860 543 000 Ref # SR115470 this is just one of the Ref, numbers they always give when you complain i am told to pay my rates and that this matter has been handed over to their PLUMER to attend but when i asked for the Plumer’s Tel. so that i can speak to them direct, NO we’re not allowed to give the Plumer Tel.number.WHAT KIND OF SERVICE IS THIS?
Sewerage is not my direct and personal use Do we all have to engage in service delivery protest first before things get done?
By Pheladi Phushela on Jan 12, 2010 | Reply
Dear Mapaseka
The area I am mentioning beneath is from house number 1060 to 1068 block bb. You can contact Lesiba Seakamela at this number 0796960449 who works directly with the Councilor; he knows very well that this matter was mentioned to them since 2007 and before. I have given photos of that area to Lesiba so that the Councilor should write a motivation to the office of the mayor so that the matter of Apollo Light and unutilized area which have turned to be a dumping grassland should be solved.
Presently we are facing a new era of Garbage bins that are not collected and nobody says anything or informing us about the problems that the municipality of Soshanguve is facing.
Kind Regards
Pheladi Phushela
From: Stanley Phushela Sent: 07 January 2010 11:43 AM
To: ‘mapasekam@tshwane.gov.za’
Cc: ‘musamk@tshwane.gov.za’
Subject: Park in our area and Apollo light
Dear Mapaseka
Mapaseka we are requesting an Apollo light next to Prince Funeral Parlor and the erection of Park in the same area which is behind our houses. We are requesting these services because of the following unlawful activities that are taking place around the area.
1. Because of the darkness, residents are victims of criminal activities.
a. My neighbor was shot in the same area and died because of bullet poison.
b. My neighbor’s son was shot and killed in the same area.
c. I was robbed on gun point in the same area.
2. Mapaseka because of the uncontrolled bush around our area we experience unhealthy environment.
a. We kill snakes every day of our lives.
b. The place has turned to be a dumping place.
c. We experience lot of mosquitoes in the evenings.
d. Flies around the area disturb our activities in the kitchen.
e. Criminals always give problems by stealing.
Please help us, and we can be part of the process regarding this problem if the municipality needs our help. Darkness, Bushveld and Criminals are friend, and we are the victims.
Your response regarding this matter will be appreciated.
Kind Regards
Pheladi Stanley Herman Phushela
Sohanguve Resident/Parent
Tel: 012-841-1213 (w)
Tel: 012-790-0814 (H)
Mobile: 0792696032
E-mail: stanley@geoscience.org.za
By lufuno mudimeli on Jan 12, 2010 | Reply
to the president of south africa jz. i am complaining about the poor service i get from the following HOME AFFAIRS : MAKHADO LOUS TRICHARTD HOME AFFAIRS AND DZANANI HOME AFFAIRS IN LIMPOPO. MY YOUNGER BROTHER APPLAY FOR THE IDENTITY DOCUMENT IN 2006 SINCE HE STILL NOT HAVING ID IN HIS HANDS . HE PASS MATRIC IN 2008 AND COULDNT GO TO SCHOOL BECOUSE HE DONT HAVE IDENTINTY DOCUMENT .HE APPLY FOR THE IDENTIY DOCUMENT 10 TIMES NO RESPOND. THEY TELL HIS PARENT THAT HIS IDENTITY NOMBER IS NOT CORRECT AND IT SHOWS THAT HE IS NOT A SOUTH AFRICAN CITIZEN.THE TIME HE APPLY HE WAS 16, KNOW HE IS 21 THE COMPUTER CANT EVEN REVIL HIS IDENTITY NUMBER.HIS PARENT TRY WHAT EVER THEY CAN INORDER TO GET HIM IDENTITY DOCUMENT BUT THEY FAIL.KNOW HE JUST SITING AT HOME DOING NOTHING LIKE SOME BODDY WHO DOESN’T HAVE FUTURE . CAN YOU PLS HELP MY YOUNG BROTHER TO GET HIS IDENTITY DOCUMENT.I WILL BE HAPPY IF YOU CAN CONTACT HIS PARENT TO THIS NUMBER 0820791035 OR HIS BROTHER LUFUNO MUDIMELI TO 0765994252 OR E-mail to lufunomudimeli@webmail.co.za.his name is MICHAEL MUDIMELI HE IS BORN IN 1988, HIS MOTHER IS MAGARET MUDIMELI AND HIS FARTHER IS WILLIAM MUDIMELI THEY ARE STAYING IN LIMPOPO IN MUDIMELI VILLAGE.
By cde lelethu on Jan 20, 2010 | Reply
I LOVE YOU MSHOLOZI
By Ms M Steyn on Jan 26, 2010 | Reply
Honourable Mayor of Tshwane
RE: EXTREME DANGER FOR PEDESTRIANS- AT THE CORNER OF BURNETT AND HILDA STREETS- (ON THE LEFT HAND PAVEMENT).
I want to bring it to your attention that there is a very dangerous situation at the left hand corner of Burnett- and Hilda Street.
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Motorists use the above mentioned pavement as parking space, thus blocking the pavement for pedestrians.
Pedestrians are forced to use Burnett Street’s left hand lane as a walk way.
This situation has been ongoing for at least a year. I experienced the same dangerous situation in January 2009, when I visited the Protea Bookshop to buy my academic books.
Today, I witnessed the narrow escape of a young female, as she was nearly hit by a fast moving taxi. Then and there, I decided something should be done to avoid a tragedy.
Suggestion: It may be possible to place concrete blocks (or something suitable) on the pavement to block cars from using it as a parking space.
I trust that you share my concern for the safety, of especially our students.
Please bring my e-mail under the attention of the person/persons that can be trusted to do something about this dangerous situation.
Kind Regards
M Steyn
By Pelokazi on Feb 1, 2010 | Reply
Good Day Mr President
REQUEST FOR ELECTRICITY
I’m in Mthatha in the a place called Marhambeni Location, situated between Mandela Park & Ultra City in the Eastern Cape under councilor Sizwe Njemla which is Ward 14
Mr Prsident, we need your help in this place regarding electricity & streets. If you don’t mind you can visit us so that you can see what am I talking about.
As residents, we stand for ouselves to get electricity because we asked for our councelor to help us regarding the matter, unfortunately for us nothing comes up.We went all stages that could help us but we came back with empty hands.
Eskom & our Local Municiality which is K.S.D. knows about this matter as we went to their offices several times regarding this issue.To us now it seems like they are playing hide & seen while we are suffering on the other side.
We trust that our request falls into good hands now. Waiting to here your response very soon as we know that 2010 is full of good & exciting things.
Yours faithfully
Pelokazi
By Arie Glas on Feb 11, 2010 | Reply
Hi dear Sir,
I’m a 24-yr boy from the Netherlands who lived in Nkandla and left it quite a time ago. I’d like to hear from you what’s going on. Could we exchange some emails?
I am very interested in rural development, and medical services in rural communities.
Greetings,
Arie Glas
By Nolindo on Feb 19, 2010 | Reply
I am realy on stress. I am currently working 4 social development as admin work. I hav stated since 2008 december. Now they inform me that by end of March the contract wl b finish because of modernisation. I hav a quetion we were promised to to get jobs bt now we r loosing jobs. How r we going to suvive with out jobs?
By thabiso tsotetsi on Feb 24, 2010 | Reply
to whom it may concern
my name is thabiso tsotetsi, i am complaining about the service that we as residents receive at akasia municipality. i would like to ask a follow up on this reference number for my mother who can not write and read due to technical situation she experienced in life. ref 137/09. she aplied for POP at akasia last year and unfortunatetly avery time when she ask about her application no one seems to have done something about this matter.
By tumi on Feb 24, 2010 | Reply
hi i wuld like to complain about the Instika yethu municipality that they nepotism, if you want a job there you must be a favourate of them or you wont get a job.
By EMMANUEL NXUMALO on Feb 24, 2010 | Reply
dear fellow lovely south african,i am 26years old man who live at Kzn,Empangeni at Esikhawini,my problem is that i don’t work and i am not at school,i finished my matric in 2006,i have try to apply at university for study and i never get a chance to study because i don’t have a money for registration,my mother is not working and my father left us when i was young,my young sister finished her matric in 2008 and she is at home like me and my yonger brother is doing grade 11 he is going to finish his matric nexy year,how are we going to cope if all we are siting at homa and most of all we don’t have a house,when it raining the water flow inside the house.by this messege i am asking you guys to help us if you don’t have a power to help us please pass this message to someone mybe we canget help.we are realy want to go at university with my sister but we don’t have a money for study.please lovely south african me and my family we realy need help,last night we didn’t eat anything and today we don’t know what we are going to eat,God bein your heart when you read this message wnd never go away from you.thank you,bye.this is my phone number(0795539619) my sister(0735545598)
By Nandipha on Mar 2, 2010 | Reply
Dear Sir/madam
I am a permanent resident at Mtubatuba, OPHONDWENI RESERVE. this place is not developing at all. the council there is Xavier Langa Mkhwanazi. in his home there is a tent, container, truck and many things of which we heard is for the community but no one has access to those things. he’s been a council for more than 4years now but we don’t have water, road, toilet everything igcina ngaphesheya komfula Inyalazi lapha okuphethe khona i khansela uMsweli, yena ngapha akenzi lutho udla nje utshwala. Zonke izindawo ezakhele nathi zakhelwa amahholo, zinompompi, zinemigwaqo.siyayithanda nathi intuthuko ngapha and nabantwana bethu kumele bathole inqubekelo phambili but uma kusenendawo ebuswa ngobuKhwanazi njengale kusho ukuthi ayikho into esiyivotelayo. ngiyacela akenimlandele lomuntu uyidla mahhala imali kaHulumeni. i swear to God UYIQILI.
Ozithobayo
Nandipha Khwela
By Nceba Errol Kameni on Mar 2, 2010 | Reply
We are rural family living in Ncera villages , Village Number -3 , Kidds Beach , East London Jurisdiction area. We are being victimised by Eskom since 2004 until March 2010. We are forced on a particular service type ( Conventional Type )of electricity that is far more expensive for rural people.We want to be converted to Pre – Paid meter type. We want to:
- avoid network charge ( R274.04 )
- avoid estimated readings on our consumption.
- buy electricity as we need it.
This oppression by Eskom has now been going on for many years. We now have enough. We cannot allow it to continue any more.
Please assist.
To contact us , please phone -( 043 ) – 735 1820 or 082 699 8747. N.E KAMENI
By Desmond du Preez on Mar 11, 2010 | Reply
Dear Sir
I thought that this is a free country for all ?But it seems that it is only for Juluis Malema to say what ever he want’s and get away with it.To sing songs that remind you of the past is no exuse for that hate speech towards the boere !! I’m a white man and if I raise the old SA flag to remind me of the past,then I’m a raccist.A week after he sings his silly songs in Limpopo,there were 6 “BOERE killed in that province.I think that Malema want’s war and not peace and if he goes on like that,that is what he’s gonna get.I have to raise my kids in this country where I was born,and will stand up and defend them with all that it’s going to take.
SOMEONE needs to stop that 29 Year old son,and the only one that can do it is YOU !!!!
We don’t want to take law in our ouwn hands,but we are not going to sit still for much longer anymore.
By kabelo abram tlotleng on Mar 11, 2010 | Reply
I did have a small talk with a friend about how can government win the poverty in our country we come out with a plan which i can’nt say it now unless you guys have any interest on getting the solution which can resolve poverty which is the cause of some crimes in this country.The idea works for every citezen on this country via a bank investment,but the whole info is with us,so please reply through my email address :gnkgraphics@gmail.com.
warm regards
kabelo
By Nceba Errol Kameni on Apr 6, 2010 | Reply
We are not getting a feedback from your site as concerned citizens of the country that you vowed to assist.There is not even an acknowldgement letter from the help desk. How long does it take the help desk to respond to issues that are of concern to the people to wrote.
By Anonymous on Apr 13, 2010 | Reply
MR PRESIDENT I WOULD LIKE YOU TO HELP BY INVESTIGATING AT ESKOM CALL CENTRE IN POLOKWANE LIMPOPO 30 HANS VAN RANSBERG THE ARE PEOPLE WHO ARE STILL TEMPING FOR MORE THAN 9YRS PLEASE HELP US
By Anonymous on Apr 23, 2010 | Reply
President i know this will not reach u but want to take out frustation and keep myself sane and hopeful as well as to avoid being suicidal. Why is it so much frustration looking for employment in SA when you have all the qualifications needed i.e degree, diplomas and persuing MBA as well as experience both in govt and private sector. I have come to a stage when looking at the careers section i just get sick(running stomach) and be hopeless.I was counting applications that i have submitted since December 2009 on govt positions and got to 67. Not even 1 department has at least aknowledged receipt let alone invited for an interview. One of the reasons i know for a fact, positions in govt when advertised already have people that are gioing to fill them, or applications are just destroyed, or you have to bribe or have connections to get one. This is really frustrating in South Africa. I have no jb at present and pray everyday that doesn’t come to a stage where banks will reposses the little i have worked for for my kids. Maybe its time one goes and look overseas.
By Anonymous on Apr 28, 2010 | Reply
When are going to get our LAND CLAIMS we were promised to get 2008 and the 2009 and this by February ?
By lufuno mudimeli on May 5, 2010 | Reply
iam stiil waiting for respond regarding my young brothers’s Identitiy document. he apply for id from 2005 untill know still no respond. he pass matric in 2008 and fail to go to university becouse of identity document. i lufuno mudimeli his brother i call home affairs call center regurding my brother ID and they offer me a caise number last year november. in early march this year on the 02 march they call me to send my brother letter from school ,his clinic birth card, letter from the head of the plaice he is staying,infect all the document needed when applaying for identity document.i also call minster of home affairs call number and they promise to call me back and know i am still waiting for call. my brother’s future depending on you and homeaffairs. His name is Michael Mudimeli and he is born in Mudimeli Village Venda Limpopo Province. pleace call lufuno mudimeli we need your help on 0765994252 or his mother magaret mudimeli at 0820791035 or michael Mudimeli at 0747022421.as he want to go to school he pent two years without going to school because of his identity document
By MaNgcongo Buchholz on May 7, 2010 | Reply
On Thursday 13th May I have to carry my terminal ill sister 40km to the pension payout venue.
QUESTION; Why should the old sick people be carried to the pension payout venue?Why can’t they get their money through a bank? They stand hours in the queue by wind and rain.Is this right?What a shame South Africa!!Humuliating your old people.Please answer before Thursday
By MaNgcongo Buchholz on May 7, 2010 | Reply
On Thursday 13th May I have to carry my terminal ill sister 40km to a pension payout venue.
QUESTION; Why should old people stand hours in the queue by wind and rain on pension payout day?Why can’t the money be out in the bank, like all civilised countries do?Shame on you South Africa, humiliating your old people. Please answer me before Thursday, if you have a better solution, sothat i don’t have to travel such a long journey
By silas on May 13, 2010 | Reply
i would like to know what is happening with tshwane south college(fet).the college is alway on strike and it seems no body is worry about the situation .
By EmmanuelNtuli on May 17, 2010 | Reply
Hi my name is EmmanuelMxolisi Ntuli.I leave with disability,called paraplegic (Polio) since I was 3 year. Now I took measurement to a hospital call George Mkhari Hospital. They took me a measurement in January till now I havn’t get my new calipas, coase this one I am using are to small. The doctors telling me that The Government haven’t paid the money.They are waiting for the new budget in mach to be publish. So till this moment I nothing happend I try to call ask wether my calipas they finished with them,they told me no money to material for your calipas. I am tied of going there yet nothing is happening.
Please call me 0784960728. Need help.
By Angry on May 19, 2010 | Reply
Good day
am not happy at all, last year on december the third i applied for unabridged birth certificate for my little boy born the 16th april 2009 at east london branch home affairs, paid application and was told to fetch it by March of which i did.to my suprise i didnt get it and was told to reapply because head office pretoria didnt get the forms, i did.havent been resting up until today the certificate cant be release call centre and neither the branch cant help.i find hard to understand why this torture .
By lufuno mudimeli on May 29, 2010 | Reply
to the president and his commity i will be happy if you can find out about the identity document of my brother Michael Mudimeli who is still waiting for his identity document to be issued. i fax all the particular they are looking for on the 2 march of this year. since that time when i call home affairs call center they say they send all the document to the person who is responsiable of the identity document.he is still hoping to go to university to do his studies but because of identity document he is stying at home.he pass matric in 2008 and spend 2years without going to school. please who ever who is resposiable ca you call me to this number 0765994252 [lufuno mudimeli or michael’s mother to 0820791035 or michael himself at 0747022421 or e-mail lufunomudimeli@webmail.co.za.pls ,pls help him.
By janet davids on Jun 9, 2010 | Reply
dear mister president
i am overwelmed by the beloved cries and cheers of our crountry now that the world cup is here! we are so excited, but a bit disapointed that so many of us will not be able to witness the kick off on friday. May i surgest Mister President that you make Friday a public holiday sir. This is something that is a must for each and every South African to experience and is a great event most of us will never have the chance to see agian.
kind regards
janet
By John Beaurain on Jun 11, 2010 | Reply
Just a short message, if possible to be passed on to our president,his cabinet ministers and office staff.[ please help us by passing this message on all broadcasting institutions in your power ]
Please don’t delete or ignore this request?
This is a message from God : pray for the sick to be healed ( mentaly, physical handicaped )pray where ever you are during work hours, at home in buildings, on sport staduims in the coverment buildings all over , but please just pray.if possible for only 5 min of the hour, and see God Will heal millions of people on this day. Make a note in your diary and pray with us on this day/hour and witness God’s Power !!!
Date : 30 June 2010
Time : 9h00 – 10h00
All our love in Jesus Name
john Beaurain [ 0822163758 ]
By bheki mahamba on Jul 8, 2010 | Reply
Dear mr president
A would like 2 complain about our councelar
His name is matjhene since we select him after
election we dont know anymore I stay her at
Thembalethu kwamhlamga the services 4rom our
Goverment its poor y we have vote after that
Their gonna leave 2 rural areas 2 urban please
Mr President help us here whe need some facilities
4 our school crime is 2 higth no work please us my no0725320436!
By Anneline Coetzee 0827494270 on Jul 12, 2010 | Reply
Dear Sir my name is ANNELINE and i am 35.You have come a long way to do things write.But as a South Arican i need to tell you there on matter if you have the time to look into us. I Am a coulard and i have pass matric and in my years of school i didn;n find any culture or any kind of historic things about us.Where do we fit in? Our people do suffer of many things and one of that is jobs. many of us have degrees and deplomas but we cant find work. When you became president one of the things you did was giving money for job creation.And i admire you for that.i have faith in you.But i come to you as A humble person to help me not acording my colour my skin but the things that i cane offer you to help and understand the presure,sacrifices that im willing to make to be better south african and make a small diffrence in this growing nation .thank you.Anneline Coetzee
By Miss Thabo on Jul 19, 2010 | Reply
this is really getting to my nerves. Is there a way of getting a response from Eskom & Joburg connect?
I have been sending emails & there is no response.
Our house always has electricity 4days in a week. We just moved to this house & the electricity is just not on. It is winter. We have to bath, eat & be warm.
Everytime electricity trips, we are the only house in our block not getting electricity when it returns. Could anyone look into this matter please. I want to be living from what i am paying for. Not to pay for electricity that i dont use. We buy food, they get spoilt in the fridge. Our electrical appliances are messed up, yet we always use electricity for only 45% of the time we are home.
Irate customer,
Miss Thabo
By buya-buya bakiwa yves on Aug 8, 2010 | Reply
I am very happy to write you this correspondence is I take occasions to express my desires and I am a young man who loves politic and I am Congolese Refugee in south africa and I dream one day to meet the president jacob zuma because my greatest dream if you could help me that my dream becomes a reality.
Buya-Buya yves bakiwa
140clark 5 green gate rd
durban 4001
0027788860815 0027788860815
By Acai on Aug 8, 2010 | Reply
Is a great start. I really love the idea. I allow more people to voice out what they think.
By Sandile Ndlovu on Aug 16, 2010 | Reply
Dear Mr President
My name is Sandile Ndlovu, i am one of the people who finished matric and have no opportunity to go to varsities, ive been thinking alot since im not working, i have an good idea about people who wish to work for any kind of job and the idea of, how can we make a number of people who unemployed decreased, if i can have a chance to explain to you. About 750000 unemployed South African can be employed within eight months in one province. I will be liked to be contacted very urgently.
Best Regards Sandile
By s on Aug 16, 2010 | Reply
Dear Mr President
My name is Sandile Ndlovu, i am one of the people who finished matric and have no opportunity to go to varsities, ive been thinking alot since im not working, i have an good idea about people who wish to work for any kind of job and the idea of, how can we make a number of people who unemployed decreased, if i can have a chance to explain to you. About 750000 unemployed South African can be employed within eight months in one province. I will be liked to be contacted very urgently.
Best Regards Sandile
By fulufhelo (VM) khangala on Sep 2, 2010 | Reply
To the state president mr jacob zuma. i wana know hown is the strike gonna run. cos matric student were suppose to be writting their trial examination. but everything just stop due to government employee’s including health services like doctor’s and nurse’s. i personally think you better give them 8.6% and 1000 house alowance.
By gloria on Oct 1, 2010 | Reply
I am staying at Protea Glen Extention 12 next to Protea Glen Hihg School,There is some Policeman who are selling drugs to school children i am saying this becourse my child is using drugs and i have just found out that he from my friend that its a policeman in our area
Thanks and kind regards
By Contract Workers on Oct 5, 2010 | Reply
Dear Mr President Zuma
We as Contract workers of the Eastern Cape Department of Health would like to ask our President to intervene in our problem. We’ve been to the MEC’s office, SG’s office and many more office with out any help. Our contracts started in 2007 others in 2008(it was re-newed every time). Our problem is the new SG told us that he doesn’t want the contract workers with in the dept. We were promised the absorption, our contract is end this month and they told us that they will not renew it and they’ll not give us absorption. Other Dept like Education and Socail development are taking their contract workers why not us.
By Michael on Oct 12, 2010 | Reply
Dear mr president we have a problems at tshilidzini hospital. the are no doctors at sutarday and sunday and lack of facilities. mr zuma improve our nearest hospitals so that the lifes of many poeple to be safe. and death rate on weekends increased than on weekdays.
By M.A Hlatshwayo on Nov 29, 2010 | Reply
Dear My President
My name is M Hlatshwayo,I am currently working for eskom as a contractor.Mr President the bad news is we were told that any one who like’s to work in this Department he/she must apply for the post is what we did,but now our Manager told us eskom has change its tune they only want worker’s with a qualification or a B.tech in this Department..
What they are saying is that we must have a B.tech or N3 QUALIFICATION coming from un health background with Brother’s and sister with out a Father or even a mother.The minimum qualification i have is N2 WITH MATHS,SCIENCE,ENGINEERING Drawing,Industrial communication so that i can Futher my Education.I am a Father with Three children and Sister’s and Brothe’s.So i was making an appel Mr President please help in this case Because Hunger will stike after the end of this contract.Mr President i don’t like hand outs,but like Education.Thank you Mr President
Regards Mr M.A HLATSHWAYO
By Adele on Dec 3, 2010 | Reply
URGENT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
To our dear president: I would like to know what are they going to do about the water problem in Beauford West (WEstern Cape), i mean those people have no water to drink they are suffering, and i haven’t heard anything on the news, and i don’t hear anything about helping the people. Really i mean you guys CAN do something, get water from Cape Town, Durban where ever, but you just let the people suffer.
I really hope this reach you soonest as this is a very very urgent matter, things can’t go on like this, you are suppose to help the people Zuma. PLease do something about this, i believe the reason why this problem occured is because of negligence. Because if they did something before hand than it would not have gone sofar.
I really hope this reach someone who can help.
By shaida on Dec 24, 2010 | Reply
dear president i am living in wasbank and need to know why has our town been neglected with no help from any one in your dept there is no developement of any kind taking place how can the youth keep busy we are told the rural areas will be seen to there is so much that could be done if we had the resources the businesses cannot develop any jobs as there is no proper transport to bring people into the town and there is better transport to dundee and ladysmith our people have to go and get jobs out of town which means they have to pay for board and loging and transport you ask the banks for help we are told it is zoned a high risk area our rates and lights are much more then some bigger towns how do we create jobs and help to improve the lives of our people in our small town when we the business people are suffering and not receiving any help of any kind there is a lot of potential in wasbank but it cannot be done if we are being forgotten with no help of any kind from your depts there are mines that could be reopened to create jobs there is a lot that could be done to improve the lives of our people and our town please mr president do help this town to develope and be known to the outside world so that when we talk to people we are not asked where is wasbank ?…
By Marietjie on Jan 4, 2011 | Reply
Please Mr Jacab Zuma help me get my kids back please
By Marietjie on Jan 4, 2011 | Reply
Please Mr Jacob Zuma help me get my kids back please
By Marietjie on Jan 4, 2011 | Reply
Please Mr Jacob Zuma please help me get my kids back please
By Pule Victor Selesho on Jan 6, 2011 | Reply
Good morning my honarable President Jacob Zuma. I am qualified IT Developer, I will like to develope system that will help all department. I have developed many system even for oversea. my plan is to start with a system that will help department of education. that system will help pupil to keep track of their work throught the year. system will give all S.A pupil assignment that will help them to understand everything that need at school. even other assightment that will be writen by all learner so that we as S.African, be able to determine our problem in academic……..It will be a Nationa system. Please my President i sent many mail to all department but I have never get any respont. Can you please tell me what to do because I have skill and experiance of developing system. my Contact dedails……..
079 680 1908
Second system that we need in S.A is called…. monotelogy…….. that system will be used by all department…… how it will work, I am attending school at Reatlehile Freee State and be involve in car accident in Kwa-Zulu Natal….. system must be able to pull my information and get my hospital file on system. be able to check my everything like age, ID no, parents and other staff…….If i want to register with university, system must have all my result, and personal detail……… I want to improve standard of technology here in South Africa because I am corncern south African
By Nicole Bocibo on Jan 6, 2011 | Reply
Dear Mr Zuma
The white people are still killing blacks in this country and the police are not attending to these cases, Im saying that because my brother was killed in July 2010 by the whites they bit him to dead with stones, this all happened in Brits and apparently people in area nkows about these coldblodded killers We have the witnesses, but because we poor justice will not be served. We reported to the police but this is not helping us we are in 2011 now nothing is being done, they gave us the case number and that was it. Im posting this letter today hoping to get help from you side as you promised to listen and attend to our needs and so that it does not happened to another person
I will appreciate if you can reply to this letter on the below email address: dbocibo@gmail.com
Thanks
Nicole
By lufuno mudimeli on Jan 11, 2011 | Reply
I would like to give the speach of the president JZ thams-up.It will also be better if South Africa focus on education this year of 2011 to develop country than focusing on who should provide as who should deliver. By fulfiling what soever promisis it gives the community courage and hope.Again lets give suport to children and show them the good way.
By lufuno mudimeli on Jan 11, 2011 | Reply
i would like to say this to all dose wo write matric.if you fail dont give-up ,to fail is not de end of the world .I would like to tell you dis ur not de fast one . Know dat 2 fail doen,t mean dat ur don’t know ,it gives u challange to put ur efforts . belive me ur going to make it dis year and u will be de best. Stand-up and carry on with ur joiny and u will make it may god bless you.Dto 32vs 16 be stong and couragious.
By lufuno mudimeli on Jan 11, 2011 | Reply
I would like to give thax to the department of home Affairs by solving my brother’s Identity Problem. As iam speaking he have got his Identity document affter waiting for Four years [ Michael mudimeli of limpopo province Venda Ha-Mudimeli].
Thanx very much from Lufuno Mudimeli His Brother.
By Oupa Mahlori on Jan 13, 2011 | Reply
Hi
I would like to complain about the way metrorail is treating us black poeple. Since the 3rd Jan 11 I arrived at work 9h00 or 10h00, my supervisor is tired of me telling him of trains. Metrorail disrespect us poor poeple, they don’t even care. Our president is working hard to reduce unemployment but metro rail is not instead more poeple are retrenched beacause of this stupid metrorail.
By Miss Nomhle on Jan 19, 2011 | Reply
Good morning My President Jacob Zuma. I recently discovered that there are cars registered under my name though I don’t know anything about them. I went for my Vehicle Roadworthy, then told that I cannot get a licence disc as there are lot of cars registered under my name, I don’t know anything about these cars. This is a life threatning situation Mr President because I cannot even move freely in the country that is MY HOME. PLS HELP ME. I went to the police station to report the matter,I was given Affidavid that I kept it safely, when I go this week, I have been told that I cannot get a disc because there is a car that needs licence renewal, that I also don’t know about. From Miss Nomhle Fax Number (021) 364 7951
By Dambile Mbolekwa on Jan 21, 2011 | Reply
Dear Presedent
I would like to raise one issue with you Mr Presedent:1.Is there no way that the young children found asking money from cars and poeple passing them could be taken back to their homes and those who are meant to be looking after these children be charged for negleting these children more especially if those children are still elegible for government grants,what kind of adults are we going to get out of these children if they are brought up in this’asking ‘environment where they are insulted and be called names:Personally I was born on a farm to the village to forced removal on tents next to the road to squater camps to semi-rural and I am black and proud but my parents always told me asking what you get from home is wrong let alone asking from strangers.Thank you Mr.Presedent hoping this will be attended to.
By Dambile Mbolekwa on Jan 21, 2011 | Reply
Dear Mr.Presedent
With the background and being brought up knowing and loving the ANC up to a point when I joined under the youth league where all these youth movements were named according to name of towns or area e.g.PAYCO,BAYCO etc to the point of applying to be a member of the ANC.I would like you to mention all the former presedents of the ANC not one or two but all because there is rich history behind all of them including you Mr PRESEDENT but Mr Blade Nzimande must stop critising former presedent Thabo Mbeki in public because there is so much history behind him as well.Hertzog,Botha,De Clerk,Vervoet and those who made us to be oppressed nation must be critisised .Mbeki might have made some mistakes and if so was the mistake of the collective more like Mr Mandela for talking to the oppressors without getting a permision from Mr O.R.Tambo those things need internal discussions,25yrs from now I want to name all these poeple with the contributions they made to free us,Presedent Zuma-Montlante-Mbeki-Mandela-Tambo-Luthuli-all of them have a great history behind them’I want you to mention all of them Mr Presedent before you make your speech to ANC gatherings.Thank you Mr Presedent:Do not want to say President:I like this one Presedent
By Nombulelo on Feb 1, 2011 | Reply
I would like Mr. President to help me to find a job I am holing a BA degree and basic accounting certificate. I am currently staying in cape but I am originally from Eastern Cape I have. been looking for job for 4years since I graduated I am very depressed and frustrated with my situation can the President please help me as I don’t know what to do
By Lzeka Dyantyi on Feb 9, 2011 | Reply
Dear Mr President
I am a 34 and a single mother of two who age 14 AND 10 Mr President my problem is that i registerd at the CPUT last year doing events management and i pass most of my subject failing only one outof 9 my request to you is that this year 2011 i can register as i didnt pay last year’s fees and i am a parttime student at Tech they told me NSFAS is only for fulltime students can you please help me as i realy need education as is the most important thing in life i have lost both my parents i have no one to turn to please help me fulfil my dream of getting education the dream most South Africans didnt get my contacts is 0737270485
By Puseletso on Feb 17, 2011 | Reply
My boss jst cal us monkeys.he said all monkeys wil join other monkeys at jhbzoo.monkeys are nt welcom anymore.even his wife fire onother lady and tel her she wil hire and fire another monkeys.johan the boss brabre the journalist of safm by the name of happy pls cal me 0794213636 for more
By Thoko siobanyoni on Mar 8, 2011 | Reply
Dear Mr President
My Aunt apply for an RDP House in 1996,but till today she didn’t get it.Whats worrying me is that she is 65 years old now.She got papers with her she just waiting for house,last month i phone dept of housing they said to me she must always check in Eden Park when she see contract people building houses she must come to Dept of Housing.Please help her cause there is a corruption in Eden Park and in my understanding they are the ones who must inform her about the house.My number is 073 029 7776 you can also use that email address.
By Balderic Dreyer on Mar 9, 2011 | Reply
Good day, Pres. Zuma. I am very dipondend at this stage. I am a teacher. I have been appointed on ABET 01 February 2011, it is 08 March 2011, and I am still not appointed. You can phone the distrct offices in Krugersdorp, without any luck. All they do is to shift the blame. It is much easier to get hold of you, then the Distrct Director of D2. I dont know what they expect my family to eat, or how I will be able to pay my accounts. These people are seriously eating the taxpayers money, and you promised to get rid of them. It is time now. Remember you need our votes, and we need our salaries.
Regards
Balderic Dreyer
By UHLUME TSENGWA on Mar 15, 2011 | Reply
My president with due respect I am tired of complainig about this and that in my country. The onus is on me now to make it happen for my fellow South Africans who are disabled and not working. I would like to be a team player in the economy of this country. I make beautiful things with my hands, things that could make any South African very proud. My only plea to you Mr President is: may I be afforded a place and funds to train my people and we will sell the product after we have finished them. When I visit these funding institutions bafuna ingaca yechibi endingasoze ndibe nayo, and with mesiah voice they will promise to call but in vain.When I do follow up they will say we will get back to you we haven’t forgotten about you, ibe kuphela ke oko kunanamhlanje ndisalinde ukuza kukaNxele mzali wam. I don’t want to dispair before I talk to you. Hoping I am not just sending this message. My contact e-mail add is: habit123@gmail.com. I trust that you will come back to me soonest.
I thank you.
By UHLUME TSENGWA on Mar 15, 2011 | Reply
Mr President I would love to talk to yu facially there is so much that you need to hear from me. I might be a not known person but I can help many lives.
I thank you.
By Thembeka on Mar 20, 2011 | Reply
Dear Presindent Zuma
President, we highly appreciate the direction this country is taking Education.
However, the outcry you have caused by getting ride of the Old Matric is unbearably. Getting life sentence is much better than the punishment this country is imposing by forbidding us from having Matric.
Why are we punished by the same government we vote for. This is definately a mockery to our democracy.
Please bring back the Old Matric. For how long am I going. to sit with the problem of not having Matric?
Plz help!
By MLAMLI NCANYWA on Mar 23, 2011 | Reply
I am final student in WSU NMD MTHATHA , my father was working in Rustenburg Platinum Mine and he got a medical board and he applied for UIF in Mthatha (MAY 2009) , unfortunately he passed away in two months after the application(07/2009), and my mother takes over.NB: (my father was in the possession of having two ID documents with different ID no’s, in home affairs in mthatha they gave me a hand written death certificate and told me that the computerised death certificate is blocked because, same peerson in in the possession of having two ID documents with different ID no’s). In Department of labour they told my mother that she will complete the UIF application when she forwaded a computerised death certificate (JULY 2009). in eight month after the death certificate was issued and she forwaded to the labour department and the application was completed (02/02/2010) . My mother was continuing checking for payment until know she did not get and this farmily is underprivilage i am struggling to finished my studies and my sisters and brothers.I kindly request for an assistance
By Zinhle M Zulu on Mar 27, 2011 | Reply
Gud day wonderful south african,u always help sum other people,i hope nami i wl get help,iam 23 years old,i completed my matric on 2006 and iam still sitting at home,my mother and my father were separated on 1998 so she is nt working,we are surviving because we are trimming sugarcane,i wl appreciate any help
By Tutu Cele on Apr 5, 2011 | Reply
Dear President,
My family was moved from the place called Mawelele near KwaSanti in 1982 to KwaNdengezi Township. My father died in 1987 trying to get his land back and till today nothing has happened. We now leave in a place called Sub 5 in Clermont near KwaDabeka (informal Settlement). My mother has been trying to get help in order to get the land back or compensation from Pietermaritzburg with no joy. Kindly assist my family in this matter.
By shaida on Apr 10, 2011 | Reply
dear president i am still waiting for a reply
By FREDDY on Apr 13, 2011 | Reply
South Africa is the beautiful country in everything i must say, but bottle necks are available in each state. In South Africa people who get opportunities to study outside are not financed, our government in particular NYDA does not take funding in education seriously. I paid for a short course which will take place in a month of May and paid every cent in Euros and then asked R20 000 from National Youth Development Agency but i was told there was no budget,which youth are they developing if they can’t invest in us future leaders. Please explain the roles and responsibilities of NYDA
By Dwana on Apr 14, 2011 | Reply
Hi I would like to know about monitoring hospital especial in rural ereas . I visisted one at Marizburg called Norhdale hosital at word G the last room that word did not have the air conditioner actualy it was too hoot and it was hot even to me who was not ill imagine to someone who was sick . I have asked to the nerses who told me they would fix it but evn yesterday it was still the same I went there at begining of Murch until now is still the same
By Vuyisile Tyesi on Apr 19, 2011 | Reply
For years I have been waiting and trying to get an ID. I feel tormented and unimportant. I do not know what do anymore. Can somebody help me please
By mandisa on Apr 26, 2011 | Reply
Who re you loving Msholozi?
By mandisa on Apr 26, 2011 | Reply
Who re you loving Msholozi?
By phumzile on May 9, 2011 | Reply
amandla chief!,this is phumzile from daveyton(ward67) im just having arequest as i am a young komanis and have the potential and ability of singing and doing poetry,so i cnt get the right channels of showing my potential can you pls assist with sponsorships,donations and recording deals!!pls pls pls pls my contacts 0742761647/0791299846 i wud be please
sho qabane
By Margaret Mokhine on May 17, 2011 | Reply
Good Morning,This is an urgent matter that needed to be attended to asap,we are forced to come to work tomorrow ,c note below,we’ve been treated as slaves for long time now .this is absa cnr van der walt and pretorious(pretoria)There are lots of things happening in this place but this one needs to be addressed,
Thanks Kindly
Due to a business requirement, the Call Centre will be open on Wednesday the 18th of May 2011 and the Kelly staff (Outbound) will be required to attend the following shift: working hours will be from 08:00 until 13:00.
Please remember that this will be paid at double time (double your normal rate).
Voting stations only close at 19:00; which should you give you enough time to go and vote (from 13:00 onwards).
Should you have a situation you wish to discuss, please feel free to contact me.
Please keep in mind that non-attendance on the 18th of May 2011, will not be tolerated and if this occurs, serious action will be taken against relevant individuals.
As per previous communication; all the rules and regulations will remain the same.
I know I can rely on each one of you, as part of the Team, to be at work on Wednesday. We all have obligations and I urge you to keep this in mind. So… let’s do the responsible thing and be on time, be present and be productive.
Thank you and kind regards,
Igna van Rensburg
Project Account Executive
Tel: +27 12 317 0422
Fax: 086 586 0455
Email: igna.vanRensburg@kelly.co.za
www.kelly.co.za
By neliswa falteni on May 31, 2011 | Reply
molweni-i am so suprised that foreigners are welcomed in our country they even got permits,am a south african but am stil waiting for 4 years now to get an identity document please help me .
By Kedibone Malapile on Jun 1, 2011 | Reply
Dear President Zuma i have applayed for a house since from 2000 ti currently nothing is happening i even applyed for a low cost one but noting.One thing department of justice realy must change the law of SA realy it suckess you can get arrested for something that you didnt cormitte and will take long to courts please try to change the law.
Your response regarding this matter will be highly appreciated.
Kind regards
Kedibone Malapile
By Nonhlanhla on Jul 6, 2011 | Reply
My friend they refuse to issue temporal id for him after he lost the id book,what to do?
By Jane Maluleka on Aug 2, 2011 | Reply
Mr. President
I guess its time we do something about this ITC issue which is more than a hang pole. We cant get jobs because we “blacklisted” we get listed due to unemployment and how do we resolve this issue if we denied opportunities to make things right by working? this is very unfair, criminals and killers are getting away with everything but innocent people who wishes to make a clean living with their careers, job losses and debts mounting yet not given chance to rectify because of ITC listing. That’s very cruel and need to be looked at, our President need to do something about this especially when coming to employment. I will appreciate a response to this. People studies and have experience, get retrenched, suffer the loss then never get another chance again? that’s not fair AT ALL to us as South Africans or rather say black South African because seemingly the ITC rate is high on blacks.
By Gcobisa Qhosha on Oct 28, 2011 | Reply
Mr President i have 2 report this to you,i wrote matric in 2008 and got supplementary i upgraded 3 subjects in 2009 whole year,whats bad now my life imile because they diddnt give me ma certificate even now am so hurt,in nursing awuthathwa without it plz mr president with all due respect help.
By Mpumi on Oct 28, 2011 | Reply
Dear Mr President
with all due respect!!! I am very angry in the manner that we as small businss treated by the department of education.I am a supplier,i sell books & stationery in schools.started last year,when i first came to work in the Easten cape,i was told to go and register with the Department of Treasury.and i went to register,got a supplier number and start operating.and all was fine…This year im keeping good relations with my clients,the stationery catalogues came out begining of October,and my clients indicated on the catalogues that they will be using me as the supplier.all of a sudden now after the catalogues have been submitted thers another criteria to be used now..and the list of those suppliers who qualify on ths new criteria must be used and our names must be taken out..i find this very unfair and very discouraging for young people who r determined to do an honest living.what must we do now??? Bcoz its so obvious that only people who will get those orders r only the big guys…its realy infuriating.am so angry right now to think that i have done all the work and now when i mus get fruits of my hard work,somethng of ths nature comes up.realy unfair!!
Regards
Mpumi Eastern cape.
By Zoleka Mkele on Nov 4, 2011 | Reply
Afternoon
I wiil write all my problems next time .
By lena on Nov 13, 2011 | Reply
Mr president please help we are suffering about busary system in. North west mmabatho college of nursing we work at hospitals without indemnity ; medical aid we get late at work every day please help we don’t want busary system we want to be on persal so that we can join the unions
By nomfihlakalo on Nov 16, 2011 | Reply
Mr president.
Please help me I am looking for a job its been 10 years now, I am having a diploma in tourism.I cannot even get a child support grant for my baby. My number is 072 752 1787.I ‘m the eastern cape.
By Anonymous on Dec 19, 2011 | Reply
Dear President
I am a 37 years old South African citizen who is very keen to help needy people within our community. I wish to open a trust fund known as BAMBA UKUSHO KUKAJEHOVA TRUST FUND. I am touched by one of the families within Dassenhoek community in Mansenseni. This family need support and I am trying hard with what I have to help them. If they dont have food they just visit my house and ask for something we can offer. As it is Christmas time I gave them 10kgflour, 12.5 maize meal, 5lt cooking oil, 700g teabags, 10kg rice(aunt caroline) and 2kg sugar. Their boy was doing grade 7 at Nkosenye Senior Primary School and due to financial contsraints they want to change the child school to be Ntee High School because this school is cheap. Nkosenye principal didnt give Siyabonga the grade 7 report and he said he need money first which is R300. I will pay it but I am working as a public servant in the Department of Rural Development and Land Reform in KZN. I am a bread winner at home. I have one child who is going to Pinetown Boyz High School next year and the scholl fees there is R17 000.00. I like to help my community but I will need Governments help. I spoke to Dassenhoek ward counsilor about this vision I have received from God but he said he doesnt know a thing about this trust fund. I am a Born-Again-Christian in House of Prayer Community Centre. That is where I saw this needy people and even in my community at large. Kindly help me with relevant contacts for people who are willing to help me as my vision is help my community especially youth, to be educated and well equiped to face the future. Kindly help President, I have a sleepless night due to this situation I am facing daily within my community.
My contacts are as follows:
Miss Ntombenhle Linda
Dassenhoek-Mansenseni
Ward 20 if not mistaken
Occupation: Assistant Director Records Management
Surveyor Generals Office-KZN
300 Pietermaritz Street
Pietermaritzburg
3200
(w) 033 3552900
(c) 073 598 7130
I am looking forward to gain your assistance in this matter.
Thank You.
By Nomncedisi Mjobo on Jan 11, 2012 | Reply
I’m the parent of a child / daughter who passed inB symbol with 2A’s she applied early last year in UKZN she meet requirement but this university didn’t want to accet but all Indians are in none of them in long llnes this is a shchool for them , please I need help my child is crying uncontrollable she tried to kill herself but fortunately I saw her and tried to stop her. It’s so painful because he worked very hard .
By nobuzwe on Jan 18, 2012 | Reply
Tata we have a problem with your pre schools he in EAST LONDEN EMDANTSANE they were burnt in 2007 but stil the department didnt fix anything they say everything is in your hands abantwana bahlala ebumanzini please sicela uncedo kubi msholozi reply immediately we are in need akuko nencwadi apa name of this school is NAHLA PRE-PRIMARY SCHOOL ma contacts 0763066906
By mmamaloko on Feb 7, 2012 | Reply
I AM VERY DISSAPOINTED IN THE TSHWANE DISTRCT HOSPITAAL SERVICES.WE HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR THE AMBULANCE SINS 11H00 THIS MORNING TO FETCH OUR PATIENT IN OUR MEDICAL CENTRE. I MEAN HOW LONG IS THIS GOING TO TAKE FOR OUR GOVERMENT TO HAVE ENOUGH SERVICE FOR THE POOR. THE PATIENT DOES NOT HAVE A MEDICAL AID , SO THAT MEAN HE MUST SUFFER. NO,NO,NO AND NO. SO PLEASEEEEEEEE HELP.DO SOMETHING GIVE THEM MORE AMBULANCES OR AN ALTERNATIVE.