LETTER: Mandela’s reign was not so saintly
The reporting about Mandela was cloyingly one-sided as if one did not dare question a saintLETTER: An African education
After all, many Germans in Johannesburg go to the German School and Greeks go to Saheti school
LETTER: ‘Tenderitis’ at Prasa?
What did CEO Lucky Montana and board chairman Popo Molefe clash over?
LETTER: Race not defined
As black economic empowerment is based on race, the matter of a legal definition of race surely comes into play
LETTER: Can Greece repay?
How will Greece repay up to €7,818 for every man, woman and child it plans to borrow
LETTER: New visa rules don’t fly
As Prof Keeton points out, we are either serious about job creation, or we are not
LETTER: Multiple misquotes
Prof Colin Bundy’s article makes the important point that a sanitised Mandela has been beatified, but there are serious inaccuracies
LETTER: Nurturing watchdogs
There can be no better motivation for actively supporting those who seek to hold the corrupt to account
LETTER: Kids cool at school
On the issue of African culture in education the fault lies entirely with the African National Congress-instituted syllabusMore headlines
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- LETTER: The social disconnect
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- LETTER: Madonna’s act of love
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- LETTER: Currency areas work
- LETTER: Are we selling our future to Moscow?
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- LETTER: Cuba’s HIV lessons
- LETTER: Greece must wise up
- LETTER: COPE may be small in numbers, but the party is more robust
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The Third Umpire
Fifa president Sepp Blatter, whose formation of a task force, ostensibly to reform world football and rid it of corruption, has been panned as too little, too late and an attempt to retain control after he has stepped down.
Ipid acting executive director Israel Kgamanyane, for rushing to act against whistleblowers who leaked information on nepotism and maladministration in the organisation, rather than tackling the issues at hand.
Health Minister Aaron Motsoaledi, for opening a criminal case against doctors who performed a Caesarian in the emergency ward of a public hospital, rather than waiting for the outcome of an internal probe.
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