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In view of the enormity of Bester’s escape, it’s clear that an organised gang carried out the abduction or kidnapping of Katlego Bereng in order to fulfil a mission of a dark purpose.

Build yourself, you’ll end up achieving great things in life.

The events of the Coronation weekend fair cheered me up and brought some welcome relief from the pressures of everyday life. From Major Apollo the delinquent drum horse who obviously had his own agenda, to the antics of larger than life Prince Louis, it was a joy to watch.

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“SA was handed on a silver platter,” so they say. It’s not true, this democracy, though it’s of poor quality and very unhealthy, was fought for and many blacks were arrested, tortured, maimed and murdered.

In terms of negativity, the letter from Stan Grodynski (6 May) takes some beating; has he nothing positive to say about Britain at all?

In terms of negativity, the letter from Stan Grodynski (6 May) takes some beating; has he nothing positive to say about Britain at all?

Twenty-two years ago our government, under the leadership of president Thabo Mbeki, appointed the youngest ever chairperson for a state-owned entity, and that person was strategist Sandile Zungu.

As Susan Dalgety’s article (Perspective, May 6) demonstrated, our society is now cursed by the rule of ideological zealots, of whom Lorna Slater is an outstanding example, with Professor Kezie Dugdale not far behind. Both would fit with ease into the disciplinary apparatus of the Chinese Communist Party.

It’s interesting that at Humza Yousaf’s anti-poverty summit on Tuesday he paved the way for “bold” tax decisions (for that surely reads “tax increases”) and “targeted benefits”.