LETTER: Shun corruption regardless of race
Corruption will only fall significantly when we denounce and report the corrupt regardless of whether they are black or white, politician or businessman, and regardless of which party they voted for
LETTER: Harm not exaggerated
Wanton destruction is minor when compared with the destroyed perception of the international business community
LETTER: The BEE conundrum
For Dr Mamphela Ramphele who, by her own admission, has benefited by some R50m from BEE deals (some authorities suggest the amount is closer to R500m) to now call for the policy to be abandoned is a risky strategy indeed
LETTER: Quotas are shaming
Telford Vice clearly has a bee in his bonnet about racial quotas
LETTER: Tell us more, Sanral
Sanral cannot of course be held responsible for decisions of the Presidency, but since the amendment act is in respect of the principal act which governs the existence and functions of the roads agency, it must presumably have a view
LETTER: Hold Jim accountable
Surely there is a case for Mr Jim being charged with treason, as an investment that would have secured and created jobs and much-needed exports, has been scared away
LETTER: The song remains the same
We all have a complaint sooner or later and want the Organisation to sort it out — and we all know how the Organisation helps us nowadaysLETTER: Our selfish unions
We have the unions to thank for the fact no serious international investor would consider South Africa
LETTER: Rely on experts
We live in a highly specialised world that has been made possible by the achievements of science and technology
LETTER: Peters out of touch
I would like to agree with a contributor to Udo Carelse’s stand-in morning show who stated that the problem with our politicians is that if they repeat the same mantra often enough, they will believe that it is true … that there is nothing wrong with our administration of taxpayers’ money, our education systems, our health systems and, of course, our public transport systems, etc
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The Third Umpire
Businessman Roger Jardine, for his candid summation of SA’s public and private sector collusion and corruption becoming part of the fabric of society and being the biggest post-apartheid business scandal.
New NPA head Mxolisi Nxasana. With the ink barely dry on his contract, the first thing he does is appeal against last week’s reinstatement of charges against Richard Mdluli. Let the legal games begin again.
Former ANC treasurer-general Mathews Phosa, for daring to say this: “We are a government, and placing the blame on the past, apartheid, race, and other external factors does not wash anymore.” Brave words indeed.
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