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Why burn schools?
A1: because beneficiaroes of the repairs needs work to be tendered so they can eat.
A1: because beneficiaroes of the repairs needs work to be tendered so they can eat.
Why burn the school, specifically?
A2: schools, as part of state assets and projects, are easy targets as they don't have tight security. Burning them will create tender opportunities once the lock down is lifted. The eatists will be able to eat, again.
A2: schools, as part of state assets and projects, are easy targets as they don't have tight security. Burning them will create tender opportunities once the lock down is lifted. The eatists will be able to eat, again.
Why schools? Why not other state owned buildings?
A3: that will most likely follow. The risk is too great if they target essential buildings now such as police stations, clinics. These are part of the proverbial plates they ate in the past.
A3: that will most likely follow. The risk is too great if they target essential buildings now such as police stations, clinics. These are part of the proverbial plates they ate in the past.
So what you are saying is: once they are done with schools, they are coming for the rest?
A4: they will most likely start with others long before they are done with schools.
A4: they will most likely start with others long before they are done with schools.
If you were Ministers of education, public works and police, what would you do?
A5: increase security at those facilities. Contract security companies to provide security to the schools to the end of May 2020. And the security cannot be majingilani grade. Vehicle patrolled, armed
A5: increase security at those facilities. Contract security companies to provide security to the schools to the end of May 2020. And the security cannot be majingilani grade. Vehicle patrolled, armed
Is that the type of discussions happening at the command council?
