Letters

Changing the names of towns will not bring a single job, fix a broken sewer pipe, or restore water to communities that have gone without it for weeks.

The irony of SA’s democracy is that while rights expanded—especially gender rights — the majority remained trapped in the same constrained spaces of apartheid.

Orlando Pirates and the city will benefit financially from the deal but at the expense of black people.

Businessman Patrice Motsepe has long made it clear he’s not crazy enough to want to be the leader of the ANC.

The commission cannot claim it does not have the money to pay the machine operators instead of relying on store employees.

The Azanian people know the script by now: promises of job creation because unemployment blues keep the citizens awake at night.

SA’s opposition has spent decades perfecting the art of resistance and almost no time mastering the discipline of understanding.

Money is the root of all evil in politics.

Minaj, a vocal supporter of US president Donald Trump, falsely believes she’s sacrosanct.

History has proved over and over again that governments formed along racial lines will never prosper.

A friend should be someone you have actually met and shaken hands with.

The country’s laws must complement law enforcement’s work.

A frame-by-frame analysis by CNN shows that shots six, seven, eight, nine, and 10 were all fired while Pretti lay incapacitated on his back.

An increase in foreign investment triggers economic output and could lead to significant job creation.

Most zama-zamas are in SA illegally. They don’t respect our country or the rule of law and treat SA’s citizens with disdain.