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Can someone who’s there in the office of consumer affairs help? Please advise these telecoms companies to stop playing with us as consumers.

It was very encouraging to learn about the high numbers of youth that turned out to register with the IEC for the upcoming national elections.

A new wave of hatred and distrust is being created in the Middle East that will reverberate through generations.

Two world-renowned universities that enjoyed centuries of academic excellence, fame and international recognition have been reduced to nothingness in just 29 years of democracy.

Glossy adverts by liquor chains and retailers are shoved in our faces on a daily basis, as we get closer to the Christmas season.

During the memorial service of the longest-serving ex-deputy minister of foreign affairs, Aziz Pahad, former president Thabo Mbeki said the “ANC has not betrayed South Africans”.

Government’s silence on the egregious rights violation of young children with disabilities, those who starve to death and those who are murdered by foreign spaza shop owners, demonstrates its complete disregard for black children from poor communities.

The problem regarding Lesufi’s officers, the newly appointed 6,000 crime wardens, an innovative effort to help the police deal effectively with excessively high crime rates, reminds me of an innovation years back, during Qedani Mahlangu’s tenure as a Gauteng MEC for health.

Minister of home affairs, Aaron Motsoaledi, outlined several initiatives in dealing with immigration laws on the Power to the Truth show with Prof JJ Tabane. The question still remains why did the department take so long to amend some clauses? When is it going to be enacted?

It is with utter shame that Julius Malema travels all the way from Mzansi to Kenya to spit bile in a foreign country, just to be seen as a true African at our expense.