LETTER: Bluster abounds as road users suffer
There is a lack of active policing in the form of vehicle and driver's licence checks, and road conditions are atrocious
ZWELI MKHIZE: Government has not bungled Covid vaccinations
As a middle-income country, SA didn’t have the financial muscle to make the unhedged bets of our high-income counterparts
LETTER: Eskom allegations must be probed
The facts before the board and the minister are that there are serious procurement failures. Why not investigate these?
READ IN FULL: Jacob Zuma on ANC top 6 meeting
The former president has accused the ruling party of abandoning him as he faced backlash
LETTER: Mashaba was no model mayor
Even the DA has admitted he gave the keys of the city to the EFF and damn the consequences — power at any cost
LETTER: SA deserves the truth about vaccines
SA’s citizens deserve to know how the process is going to unfold
LETTER: Right of reply: Dave van Niekerk
Dave van Niekerk, the former CEO of Blue Financial and founder of MyBucks, which was purchased by Ecsponent, is concerned by the way he was depicted in an ...
LETTER: ANC takes the biscuit
Remember, ANC, if you want to dole out cookies, don’t rob the cookie jar. The jar is now empty
LETTER: Bypassing a weighty issue
Livingstone needs a bypass from the Kazungula route, round to the Lusaka trunk road
LETTER: Eskom race card obscures real issues
In trying to revive Eskom, André de Ruyter is dealing with a messy situation not of his making
LETTER: A saunter down memory lane
After reading the excellent article on Joburg’s lost hotels, I took a saunter down memory lane and remembered a visit to the famed Koffiehuis
LETTER: Stop the stereotyping
Are we now to assume that it is only Jews, Afrikaners, Englishmen and Indians who are corrupt?
LETTER: Government’s norm is not normal
It has become the norm for the various departments to ignore requests for comment on issues that affect people
LETTER: The tender-friendly city
Port Elizabeth, albeit European or ‘colonial’, is apolitical and should, therefore, remain
LETTER: A dangerous game of chicken
Former president Jacob Zuma has mastered the art of political brinkmanship with his latest preposterous allegations suggesting corruption in our judiciary
LETTER: Why does Zuma state the obvious?
His recent utterances about the law being too easy on criminals appear to be accurate, given the number of corrupt politicians still enjoying impunity
LETTER: A miserable existence
"The amount of mercury toxicity going on is horrific," says a geologist in Kenya
LETTER: Police minister fails to combat crime
Bheki Cele likes to come across as the tough guy, but is totally ineffectual
LETTER: Crunching the vaccine numbers
How many vaccinations can reasonably be done per week — by whom and where?
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