Monkey Problem Durban Name and Shame the Culprits

These are the Civil Servants Responsible for the Monkey Problem in Durban

The reason we have an unresolved monkey problem in Durban is because following civil servants fail to serve the people of Durban who are paying for their salaries and their many perks.

Only when the people of Durban hold the persons below and the other responsible civil servants and councillors of the City of Durban accountable will the monkey problem be solved.

The reality is that these people are doing all in their power not to address the monkey problem because of a few  monkey hugging lunatics and fanatics who are holding the whole population of Durban hostage using  methods of gross disinformation learned  from  the Bureau  for State Security B.O.S.S and other  affiliated  Nationalist Government institutions.

Who remembers the Citizen Newspaper and the Info Scandal that unseated John Voster. The lessons learned there have been very well used to give a totally false picture of the monkey situation. The apartheid regime is over twenty years behind us must we still live in its shadow.

City Manager

Sibusiso Sithole

EThekwini Municipality

City Hall Dt Pixley KaSeme Street

PO BOx 1014

Durban 4000

Tel: 031 311 2100

dovec@durban.gov.za

Director of Parks Department

Thembinkosi Ngcobo

EThekwini Municipality

thembinkosi.ngcobo@durban.gov.za

Manager Natural Resources Division

Kenneth Mabila

Ethikwini Municipality

Tel: 031 311 6716

Mobile: 083 676 5895

kenneth.mabila@durban.gov.za

Call them write to them contact your local newspaper let your voice be heard

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Problem Monkeys Time to Take Action

The Vervet Monkey an Environmental Disaster

The sole purpose of this web site is to inform the public and to encourage groups get together to take class action against the responsible authorities for failing to address the Environmental disaster and the terrorizing of the human population of Durban by Vervet Monkeys

How much longer are we the citizen expected to tolerate the fact that the responsible authorities in particular the EThekwini Metro that are refusing to look into and to take action in regards to the environmental disaster which is being caused by the ever increasing vervet monkey population that is wreaking havoc with all other life forms within the urban area not to mention how they are terrorizing the human population, invading homes, destroying their property and possessions.

Children and the elderly are no longer safe from terrorist monkeys that no longer have any fear for humans.

One of the causes for the problem are a very small group of vicious fanatics that value monkeys far more than nature, humans and the truth who due to their total short-sightedness and self interest have created monster monkeys that are now the target of totally fed up members of the public who are now taking the matter into their own hands using often very unacceptable methods to protect Nature and themselves from the marauding hordes of terrorist monkeys.

This group must take a large proportion of the blame for the desperate plight of the victim monkeys now being the target of the totally frustrated public who are getting no help at all from the authorities.

Clearly the time has come for the public to come together to take class action against the authorities that have been intimidated into ignoring the ever increasing problem by the fanatics belonging to the various Monkey Help Groups.

A call to take action

One of the legal remedies that can be investigated by groups are in terms of the following legislation

I terms of the National Environmental Management Act No. 107 of 1998 (“NEMA”)

NEMA makes provision for individuals or groups seeking relief in respect of any breach or threatened breach of any provision of the Act.  Section 32 provides:

“Any person or group of persons may seek appropriate relief in respect of any breach or threatened breach of any provision of this Act, including a principle contained in Chapter 1, or of any provision of a specific environmental management Act, or of any other statutory provision concerned with the protection of the environment or the use of natural resources –

(a) in that person’s or group of person’s own interest;

 (b) in the interest of or on behalf of a group or class of persons whose interests are affected;

(c) in the public interest; and

(d) in the interest of protecting the environment.”

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