Letters
Result on the grass must stand
If CAF truly wants to move past this “legacy of suspicion” and restore “credibility of results”, it must look at the procedural negligence that...
Education needs MEC’s full attention
I’m not happy that the Gauteng MEC for Education, Matome Chiloane, is acting as the MEC for Sports, Arts and Culture. It started as...
Teachers must pay more attention to the needs of pupils
As a tutor working closely with primary and high school learners, I feel compelled to raise a serious concern about the state of basic...
Human rights should be experienced every day by all people
As South Africans commemorate Human Rights Month and Human Rights Day on March 21, we remember the painful history that gave birth to this...
Are we letting our kids down with our votes?
It’s challenging not to feel a deep sense of frustration with our government these days. Many of us witness rampant corruption and a glaring...
Why Bozell’s arrival signals Washington’s true intentions toward Africa
The arrival of Leo Brent Bozell III in Pretoria this month marks a dangerous new chapter in the already fragile relationship between the United...
Costs spiralling out of control
I would like to raise my concern about the rising cost of living in South Africa. Every year prices keep going up, but many...
Alcohol destroys families and young children
I was watching a show on SABC over the weekend where they indicated that statistics reveal that South Africa still rates high on alcohol...
Van Heerden’s anti-Semitic trope totally unacceptable
Oscar van Heerden is espousing the oldest anti-Semitic trope: that the Jews are responsible for all crimes, even those perpetrated against them. The common...
No child should be shamed due to poverty
The incident at a primary school in Thembalethu, George, where a pupil was excluded from receiving a pie and a cool drink because their...
