Editorials 10.6.2019 09:11 am

Leave God out of it, Busisiwe

In many respects, her tactics and timing, when it comes to the release of reports which will embarrass Ramaphosa, are uncannily similar to those employed by the ‘fight-back’ faction.

Well, that’s a relief. After her social media outpourings recently, we now know that Public Protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane is not helping the Jacob Zuma faction in their fight-back against ANC President Cyril Ramaphosa.

Editorials Viva, Banyana! You’ve got guts

Our footballing women showed more guts than many of our national men’s sporting teams.

Editorials Time can’t erase need for justice

Undoubtedly, it will be cruel to subject an old man to the trial – but it would be even more cruel to deny justice to Timol’s relatives.

Editorials Varsity report is of grave concern

The worrying aspect about this is that law graduates – and many others – are being sent out into the world unable to think critically.

Editorials Proteas are maybe not good enough

A third straight loss for South Africa would all but end their hopes of reaching the semifinals.

Editorials Lesufi jumped the race gun

The MEC revealed his determination to pursue racism – even where none exists – with no regard to the consequences.

Editorials Faf’s Proteas can only get better

The loss does not mean that we are on our way out of the tournament.

Editorials Competence will be key in Cabinet

The reality is that we, the citizens and taxpayers of South Africa, are the employer and everyone in your Cabinet, sir, works for us … including you.

Editorials Molefe has own version of BEE

BEE has never been applied properly. If it had been, then the economic inequalities in our country would not be as glaringly noticeable as they are today.

Editorials Saul, Mathabatha set a fine example

While we’re at it, how about banning blue light brigades and slashing the VIP protection budget?

Editorials Molefe has own version of BEE

BEE has never been applied properly. If it had been, then the economic inequalities in our country would not be as glaringly noticeable as they are today.

Editorials Keep up harsh jail time for abusers

So far this year, 12 people have been sent to jail – one for five years – for involvement in dog fighting.

Editorials Mkhwebane must surely be investigated

We await the court’s findings on her report with keen interest.

Editorials No easy answer to elephant problem

The truth is elephants can no longer roam as free as they did before humankind started making its destructive presence felt across the African continent.