Editorials
20.10.2017 05:45 am
Don’t forget the web’s dark side
Many of us still have the naïve belief that the internet is a wondrous place – and some places definitely are.
It is frightening that as many as 50 million South Africans could have had their personal information exposed in a massive data leak.
Don’t forget the web’s dark side
Many of us still have the naïve belief that the internet is a wondrous place – and some places definitely are.
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SA evade Guptas, UK, US will not
The US Federal Bureau of Investigation is reportedly investigating two Gupta family members who have American citizenship.
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AfriForum shows its true colours
For those who criticise AfriForum for its allegedly racist political agenda, the Dube family case is a stunning riposte.
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Confining SACP to the scrapheap
Outside the tripartite alliance, the SACP is a tiny, although vocal, force.
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Those found guilty of sexually assaulting pupils should be locked up for a long time
We must improve security at schools and the vetting of those people who work with children.
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All that counts to Zuma is his agenda
He has been impervious to all threats which have confronted him.
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Africa must unite against terrorism
Terrorist groups like al-Shabaab want to impose their extremist view of the world by acts of extreme violence.
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‘Business as usual’ has no future in SA
Business as usual for Dlamini-Zuma’s ex-husband and his cronies would, apparently, be to continue the state capture project.
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Heads must roll in Esidimeni scandal
The incompetence of officials in the Gauteng department of health cannot be condoned – and nor can it be covered up.
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Shaik is ready to take on Zuma
The convicted corrupter says, without a trace of irony, that he will be ‘guided by my conscience’ in giving evidence.
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MTN8 final just too close to call
The clash between Cape Town City and SuperSport United is a repeat of the 2017 Telkom Knockout Final, when City stunned Matsatsantsa 2-1 to lift the trophy.
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Jury is still out on four-day cricket Tests
Attendance at Test cricket has dipped since the start of T20s, but it still remains the flagship of the sport.
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Timol vindicated at long last
He gave his life so that this country would be a better place.
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Army on streets is copping out
Any country which has to deploy its military to secure internal peace is clearly a country where law and order is disintegrating.
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T20 League has gone with Lorgat
CSA’s acting chief executive has been left holding the ball. And he’s trying to muster some sort of damage control.
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How come there is silence after AK-47 selfie?
After the public outrage, there were suggestions the men had been fired as employees of a private security firm that provides bodyguard services to politicians.
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Top traffic cop fails, gets 93% pay hike
It is worrying that a top traffic law enforcement official should be rewarded handsomely for seemingly failing to deliver.
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Our contribution to the storm damage
We should be making plans in terms of adequate infrastructure to reduce the natural disators’ financial impact.
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White middle class rules in advertising industry
The fact that the Dove ad was approved underlines the reality that the advertising industry globally is still one of the most untransformed.
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President’s power needs to be curbed
ANC veteran Mathews Phosa said the changes needed to be made immediately, to stop president Jacob Zuma from abusing his powers.
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It’s time to consider a female president
This comes as Lindiwe Sisulu snubbed any idea of playing second fiddle to a man, come the ANC’s elective conference in December.
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We need to be realistic about our sporting teams’ achievements
The reality check is a hard pill to swallow but it does give us hope going forward.
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Springboks have nothing to lose
The coach has made a few interesting changes for the Test after drawing with Australia for the second time in their Rugby Championship campaign.
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Bafana really need to up their game
Even EFF leader Julius Malema has got involved, begging people on Twitter to go to the game.
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Tricky weekend for SA sports fans
The Proteas host Bangladesh in Bloemfontein, Bafana are in a must-win against Burkina Faso at FNB Stadium and the Boks face New Zealand in Cape Town.
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A monument won’t change how Zuma is judged
The monument will forever be tainted by the president’s real legacy, that of the man accused of having sold the country to an Indian family.
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