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I have been following the case of those Krugersdorp beasts who gang-raped our children with keen interest. It's amazing to see nearly all political parties protesting outside the court, save for the EFF. The red berets' leader Julius Malema spoke on Women's Day but I never heard him mentioning that beastly act of those creatures.

Now our government cannot hire more police officers, nurses, social workers and other public workers because a few people are earning a lot while others don't work.

We just need to throw in the towel.

Why is the HRC so quiet when it is foreigners who are committing such acts against our people and yet they are very quick to condemn so-called acts of xenophobia?

The greatest tragedy in life is to have sight yet lack vision.

We have since witnessed the mushrooming of opportunist politicians under the guise of opposition parties, as well as those who have become opposition members within the ruling party.

There is so much poverty, hunger and homelessness in the world that $420 socks seem a unnecessary expense and a donation to any charity would be appreciated.

The trend of destroying infrastructure every time people protest takes our country back.

Voters aren't stupid or blinded by loyalty to the former liberation movement. Recent election results should be warning bells. However, we are bogged down by our loyalty to our factions.

The current state of the economic quagmire in which the majority of the black community finds itself is a result of lack of vision and courage by the ANC, including Mbeki.