How far would you go, as a concerned citizen, to improve the lives of less fortunate South Africans?

Answer 1

i dont believe in donating to charities, it is more like a guilt pay-off.

i run a restaurant, and regularly give food to poor people in the surrounding areas.

also, i try to help out by giving, or organizing for, people jobs in my restaurant.

Answer 2

id basically do anything and everything i can
ive already got clothes and when i go to s.a.
in the summer im giving them to the less fortunate kids
who needs them because i just dont wear them

when i go to town its really shocking to see
people begging for money
while others just give them a mean looks[[thats horrible]]
but i always try to give as little as R1.00 and/or more
[[ I don't carry money with me]]

maybe if people were less greedy
then many lives could be improved.

Answer 3

It's a tough call, but I'd improve the lives of our children here in the U.S. first. Granted, the South Africans seem to be worse off, but, that's just my opinion, that charity starts at home. We have some very underprivledged children here.

Answer 4

I'd vote for a better government.

When I was a kid in the 80's, we had TWO beggars in town. Now, there's at least one at every robot!! The government's mistakes are not my problem - the people that voted for them can live with it.

Answer 5

As an American, I would move to S.A. and acquire 7 TRADITIONAL wives within 2 yrs. then teach them aspects on the internet that would make us rank among billionaires within 10 years(rank with top 1,000 richest people on Earth). I would help develop S.A.'s economy ideally. In reality, some would try to assassinate me until they succeeded.

Answer 6

not far enough because there are still too many around suffering