Letters
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#Letter: Not a case of “mulch ado about nothing”
Letters"Apart from the illegal nature of the dumping, this reduces the property value of houses in the area." - Rookaya…
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#Letter: Take action about illegal electricity connections
Letters"The entire administration, including the director in the department, need to step down." - Jay Haricharan.
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#Letter: Traffic bottlenecks also affect school pupils
Letters"Even when we leave home earlier in anticipation of the delays, the situation is sometimes so bad pupils still fail…
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#Letter: Hump money can be better spent
Letters"What better way to resolve that problem than to install 4 traffic circles which would achieve two objectives - sort…
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#Letter: Are voters really taken seriously?
Letters"What could be more important for elected representatives than to commit to the job they have been elected to do,…
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#Letter: Disappointment about lack of compassion
Letters"I rushed down to him and his friend to determine what had happened, and it turned out he had to…
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#Letter: SA in the danger zone
Letters"Greed, nepotism and incompetence will annihilate this beautiful country and we'll be reduced to a typical underdeveloped African country" -…
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#Letter: Tribute to a group of caring angels
Letters"When he passed away I was once again astonished by the loving care and concern I received" - Irene Joss.
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#Letter: Some streetlights stay on permanently
Letters"Some light poles were replaced a few months ago and the streetlights worked properly for about 2 months, but thereafter…
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#Letter: Cost-saving alternative to broken street lights
Letters"Replacing the 496 broken street lights with LED lights, which can be done in 3 to 4 months if contracted…
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#Letter: Non-functional streetlights in KwaDukuza a priority
Letters"With a budget allocation of just over R6-million in the 2021/22 financial year for repairs and maintenance, why do our…
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#Letter: Setting the record straight
Letters"I did not approach any of the councillors " - Thandi Ngcobo.
