LETTER: No gentleman’s game
It is absurd to still contend that ‘cricket has always been a gentleman’s game’ when there has been a plethora of incidents sullying the gameLETTER: Seeking truth of crash
The decision by the Hawks to reinvestigate the Samora Machel air crash will have far-reaching consequences when the full truth is unearthed
LETTER: Mbeki himself at fault
Why should the world care about Africa when its own leaders show no regard for the welfare of their people and turn a blind eye to violations of their human rights?
LETTER: Toll booths a problem
May I suggest that toll booths are both free and open during peak times?
LETTER: IFP is not a monarchy
The IFP is not a monarchy. Nor did our new deputy president inherit any position and neither has he been made the anointed successor to any position of power
LETTER: Prove meat claims
It is time for Gareth Lloyd-Jones to put his money where his mouth is and provide proof of his claims
Ramaphosa’s rise could bring conflicts of interest
Carol Paton and Paul Vecchiatto
The eurozone’s delayed reckoning
Nouriel Roubini
LETTER: Great lesson for South Africa
A great lesson here — never refrain from speaking out, from standing up and from taking action when bad things are said or done in the name of the common goodLETTER: BEE is bad policy
Black empowerment has become a payoff to well-placed people and potential critics that frees white owners and managers from addressing the social distance between rich and poor, black and white
LETTER: Right recognition
Collateral damage — what about Andrew Zondo and his bravery?
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Public Enterprises Minister Malusi Gigaba. That South African Airways will get the R6bn it needs to survive is a given, but that he is insisting on a long-term strategic plan before the money is handed over is welcomed.
AmaZulu FC chairman Patrick Sokhela. The club has been named KwaZulu-Natal Newsmaker of the Year. The club, which is turning 80 and took on Manchester United earlier this year, received the most public votes.
Basic education’s chief director, Carol Nuga-Deliwe, for this worrying statement: “In terms of access to basic education, SA has done well. However, in terms of access to meaningful education, SA has done poorly.”
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