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DA leader John Steenhuisen replies to Clem Sunter's assertion in his opinion piece "Time for the DA to rebrand itself”.

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25 May 2022 - Centre-stage in South Africa’s governance crisis is the question of the competence and fitness-for-purpose of its civil service – or rather, how the latter is lacking in these qualities. There is no longer any real debate about the severity of the crises that have arisen, daily illustrations of which range from brazen and pervasive corruption, to official indifference to performing its tasks, to the outright collapse of administration across large parts of the country.

As a recent court case in Nelson Mandela Bay shows, the city management appointment process should be purely administrative and stripped of politics

The fear that the COVID-19 vaccine will be ineffective or cause severe side effects are the main reasons why some South Africans are hesitant to get vaccinated.

The research said that black African adults acceptance rates are up, but this was not the case for their white counterparts.

Getting vaccines to all the people still proved challenging for the health sector.