It is seriously problematic that the Chairperson of the ANC AND a senior cabinet minister can suggest they know and presumably have known all along how to solve the biggest crisis facing our country, but have kept us all in the dark
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Not all Afrikaners are khaki wearing, braaivleis-loving people. Not all English people love the monarchy and not all Irish people like potatoes and Guinness. Equally so, not all politicians are bad.
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Dear Mr. President,
Come and take a walk with me
Let's pretend we're just two people and
You're not better than me
I'd like to ask you some questions if we can speak honestly
As another Women’s Month wraps up, I have to say that I feel even worse about the status of women in this country; this column simply highlights for me how far women in South Africa still have to go to.
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South Africa feels like a volcano that is starting to rumble, warning of an imminent eruption…What can be done to prevent us from tipping into massive unrest?
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We have tolerated the cold and dark over the last few weeks, but it won’t take much more to make us all snap.
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Not only does the incident that happened to Chikane highlight the growing intolerance of people from neighbouring countries, but also the lawlessness that many police officers are guilty by profiling.
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As with COVID, it seems to me that every politicians and relevant civil servant should put everything else aside and deal with this crisis.
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There are a lot of unanswered questions. Why were transactions done in cash? Why not bank the cash? What happened after it was stolen? Most importantly how much of all of this did the President know at the time?
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