South Africa: Temporary senior Queen Letsoha–Mathae had an interview with women of transportation business at the Toronto warehouse in Welkom, local municipality today, Wednesday, 6 September 2023.
Most guests who showed up were mothers in the public transportation department. Temporary senior, also chief of social security, roads and transport, has made a commitment to mothers not to allow oppressed fathers to change.
“I always come across grandmothers who, unfortunately, fathers have gone fur-human, are now holding tight. Trying to raise kids, these moms will be taking a license and borrowing other dads of all transport. “After a while, these mothers demanded their letter of work, the fathers deny their letters,” said Letsoha–Mathae.
Temporary grandfather and reprimanding, non-runner, men with little knowledge about the public transportation business.
“It’s sad to hear about women losing their property due to the cruelty of other fathers in our country. “You find a successful woman in the business and ends up being cheated on by a man who ends up taking all her property,” the temporal minister said.
At least, Letsoha – Mathae condemned the crime that government servants commit before serving the community, especially women.
“Don’t allow yourself to spend money under the table before being offered help. Government servants should help you without expecting money from you. A government servant who wants money is a criminal and should be prosecuted from the state police. People like that shouldn’t be called government servants because they are thieves living in government offices.
Moleboheng Matshosa, the chairman of the operating License Board Moleboheng Matshosa was blinding women with a law that would protect them from men’s thieves whose aim was to steal their hard-working properties.
Interviews went well, and many mothers enjoyed the opportunity to talk to a temporary grandchild and Letsoha–Mathae.