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Renwick reminds us of what De Klerk – and the ANC – achieved since 1994, before brutally outlining exactly where the ruling party has failed.

On Friday evening, the FW de Klerk Foundation held its inaugural memorial lecture. It was delivered by Lord Robin Renwick, who was the British ambassador to South Africa in the period leading up to Nelson Mandela's release from prison. Here is an edited extract from Lord Renwick's speech

Some of the awards presented at this annual awards ceremony included Neighbourhood Watch Group of the year, Neighbourhood Watch Member of the year and Crime Fighter of the year.

The Western Cape will now play a major role in sending astronauts to Mars - as well as assisting more manned missions to the moon.

Ramaphosa was responding to oral questions in Parliament.

Cape Town International Airport is set to welcome 191 international flights per week from January 2023.


There is evidence that embedded gang members are accessing documents and strategies for crime fighting.

There have been suspicions over the years that police in SA’s gangsterism capital, the Western Cape, are colluding with gangs — leaking information, plotting murders and running smear campaigns. A recent high court judgment adds weight to such theories.

Winde has written to the provinces police ombud to establish a commission of inquiry to investigate possible collusion between police and gangs in the Western Cape province.

Western Cape Premier Alan Winde sought advice this week as to whether there should be an inquiry with regard to possible links between the police and gangs.