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I am glad President Cyril Ramaphosa didn’t resign but stayed on so that he becomes the last president coming from the kleptocratic ANC.

The majority of blacks in sorrow and with sullen faces are fed lies daily that everything is hunky-dory.

Harsh punishment should be viewed as one instrument among many in the fight for a more righteous and better world.

He was outspoken and had strong views about the sovereignty of the country and loved its people. South Africans, needless to say, loved him abundantly.

Our fate has been badly directed by the ANC over almost three decades. What a joke!

As the EFF protested inside the Cape Town City Hall National Assemblyduring the State of the Nation Address, one wonders whether their strategy to take centre stage ahead of the address is bearing fruit or has passed its sell-by date.

Why do we wait for a single day in a year in order to show someone who means a lot to us how much we love and care for them?

As Tottenham Hotspurs find themselves I have to a in the middle of a scandal, here in SA, SA Tourism South Africa haven’t covered themselves in glory.

The Kruger National Park...larger than some countries on this planet, has unexplored tourist potential...the trick is to attract those who prefer to go to Kenya and Tanzania to cheque out the wildlife.

The secretary-general of the United Nations Antonio Guterres has appointed Prof Mojanku Gumbi as an adviser for addressing racism in the workplace. To support him, an anti-racism team has been established. Good move. A shop steward known as Duncan of Sulzer Pumps at Tutuka power station in Mpumalanga complained about whites being paid more than blacks at the company.