If Zuma’s hotline is a yardstick, the Presidency is a waste of taxpayers’ money

I had a call from Limpopo’s department of roads & transport today, finally, following up on my complaint to the presidential hotline.  (See The President’s Hot Air… errm… Line and Chaos & anarchy in Limpopo.)

After making sure that it was me that lodged the complaint they went on to say that they couldn’t make out exactly what my complaint was, because the handwriting of whoever took it down is so unclear…

Please!  Don’t tell me that in this day and age, complaints are being recorded by hand!  Or is that indicative of incompetence in government?

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