LETTER: Past pupils key to quality schools
In SA, we have a number of excellent schools, many of which operate along the same lines as EtonLETTER: Bill to weigh on the fit
Yet another group of ANC insiders will be employed by the Fitness Industry Regulatory Authority
LETTER: Fifa graft has become a way of life
Brazil’s own 1994 World Cup star, Romario, called last year’s tournament ‘the biggest heist in the history of Brazil’
LETTER: School of true thought
Quality education is key, but not which is rooted in apartheid and colonialism
LETTER: Against Barnes
It could be very profitable for banks to maintain in-house technological expertise and innovative capacity
LETTER: Openness will heal us
We all need to be open to different people and ideas if we are to find peace in our own country
LETTER: Not state property
The whole fuss about Nkandla (as I understand it) is exactly because we are talking about a private residence
LETTER: ANC’s trash of denials
Ruling party couldn’t give a damn about the country’s image or the damage done to the confidence of taxpaying citizens
LETTER: Far-flung ‘donation’ is far-fetched
Did any concerned member of the Safa executive ask why this money should not be given to our local community?
LETTER: Don’t ignore Visa crisis
I’m not saying Nkandla is right or wrong, but the visa crisis is much more serious
LETTER: End ‘balloon payments’ by the state
Compared with the organs of state at all levels, SA’s financial services industry is a shining light and a beacon of hope
LETTER: Ignore ANC nonsense
Save time by skipping any comment, intention, promise, announcement, reasoning or proposal by anyone connected to the ANC
LETTER: Violence of the helpless
Young mothers do not need a breadwinner who brings home such poor bread if they are getting money from the stateLETTER: Let my Darling be
I see the EFF have enough spare time on their hands to consider changing the name of the town of Darling
LETTER: Hatred for Africans
Sport Minister Fikile Mbalula has a democratic right to express himself in the recent Fifa fiasco
LETTER: SA sanctuary for Sepp
With all the safety and security features at Nkandla, President Jacob Zuma should offer asylum Sepp Blatter
LETTER: Biometrics on arrival
If the Department of Home Affairs wants to do biometric testing on tourists, it could be on arrival at immigration
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- LETTER: What’s missing?
- LETTER: Lesson in nuclear cost
- LETTER: ANC in US firing line
- LETTER: Eskom’s distortions
- LETTER: Zumagate is fitting
- LETTER: Sanral short on facts
- LETTER: We need facts and not road friction
- LETTER: Lights, camera, action
- LETTER: Mine a new inclusivity
- LETTER: Business must step up
- LETTER: Danny’s bluster
- LETTER: UCT at a crossroads
- LETTER: E-tolls: who benefits?
- LETTER: University of No-name
- LETTER: Red card or goal gift?
- LETTER: Europe also offside
- LETTER: Currency of politics
- LETTER: Nkandla as a last (holiday) resort
- LETTER: Misleading panic
- LETTER: Amish tips for Eskom
- LETTER: Merit needed for state
- LETTER: He’s out of his league
- LETTER: Red card for ruses
- LETTER: Democracy benefits few in Africa
- LETTER: Services of state firms are needed
- LETTER: Undermining farming
- LETTER: An unruly presiding
- LETTER: Weep for our country
- LETTER: Constitutional gripe
- LETTER: DIY transformation
- LETTER: Disaster by degrees
The Third Umpire
President Jacob Zuma. There’s no doubt the power shortage is a major cause of the steady deterioration in business confidence in SA. But politics, corruption and policy matter, too, and the buck for that stops with him.
Deputy director-general for trade and industry Zodwa Ntuli, who took the brunt of MPs’ ire at proposals to raise the drinking age and make liquor distributors responsible for harm caused by their products.
Medicines Control Council registrar Joey Gouws, for relaxing the approval process for imported active ingredients to help free up the medicine-supply bottleneck. Just what SA needs: less red tape, more pragmatic solutions.
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