Pan-African Parliament has no meat on its bones
The Pan-African Parliament (PAP), sitting on South African soil in Midrand, appears not to know its work – and if it does, then it was misassigned.
Yet PAP avoids this elephant in the room, preferring instead to indulge in venomous anti-South African rhetoric.
Ironically, they do this from within South Africa’s borders, using facilities such as Gallagher Estate in Halfway House, mostly at South African taxpayers’ expense.
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