Columns 20.6.2019 09:30 am
Parents, you have to rein in your children
Parents must take responsibility for their children – government can only do so much. We need to take back our classrooms and schools.
How did the country get to a time where the only way to give a sense of security in schools was to place a police officer on the school grounds?
Columns SA rugby must stop being fancy
The Baby Boks have beaten their Kiwi counterparts because they invariably employ the power game the brilliant Springbok sides of the professional era have played before.
Columns Orchids and Onions – Hyundai warms hearts
Orchids also to Thurah Ncube, who have prevented me totally losing faith in humankind, and Mugg & Bean for a gesture worth a dozen ad campaigns.
Columns Arms deal money could’ve built 2m low-cost homes
Or it could have created 100,000 entry-level jobs for over a decade.
Columns We have no reason to celebrate on Father’s Day
Almost two thirds of all children in South Africa grow up without an involved father. The sad truth is that we are not very good at being dads.
Columns Did Patrice Motsepe play a role in Botswana ‘regime change’ efforts?
If there was any financing from Motsepe, was this part of political party funding, done in line with the Botswana electoral laws – and what was the motive?
Columns Where is the youth leaders to fill the ex-MPs’ shoes?
Where is the focus on student affairs, academic excellence? Where do they think the next leadership will come from when their last concern is education?
Columns Do you regret voting for Ramaphosa?
There was no such thing as a vote for Cyril. If you voted ANC, you helped prolong SA’s economic and political woes. Thanks for that.
Columns How can we trust politicians?
The nation at large has been hoodwinked into believing there are politicians who care. How naive.
Columns On Guard: Self-defence course … fact or myth?
Self-defence courses: do they effectively exist? I don’t think so.
Columns Ace Magashule and the supreme art of distraction
It is one thing for those that partook in state capture to defend their turf. It is quite another thing to take the whole country down with them.
Columns Talk about deceitful packaging
Packaging can be much more than just deceiving when taken at face value.
Columns Forget colour – work counts
Moving beyond denial is necessary if whites want to have a future in Africa.
Columns Don’t lose sleep over a tracker
As anyone who’s ever been told ‘you look tired’ knows, this is debilitating, whether coming from a person or a machine.
Columns The burning issue of truck torchings… and the Comrades
Perish the thought that the Comrades might have to be postponed or, even worse, have the TV cameras featuring the immolation of Zimbabwean truckers.
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