Letters
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LETTERS: Now I understand protest!
LettersToday is the day that I finally, perfectly understand the thinking as to why people protest. It is out of…
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LETTERS: Windfall for Zamani Orphans
LettersIn the spirit of Nelson Mandela an appeal was made to all Zinkwazi and Darnall residents to assist in donating…
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LETTERS: A big thank you
LettersI would like to personally thank each and every one who supported us during the loss of my husband Mdu…
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LETTERS: Thank you for the support
LettersIt is with great pleasure that I thank the voters of Ward 58 eThekwini, for giving us their support to…
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LETTERS: Another sickening story of cruelty
LettersHow concerned I am to once again read, in the Courier, of the dreadful suffering and ultimate death of another…
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LETTERS: Stop corruption and create jobs
LettersThe Stats SA job statistics report for the second quarter of 2016 has revealed that a devastating 129 000 more…
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LETTERS: Looking for 1 200 JoJo tanks
LettersRegarding your article “ILembe Finances Drying Up” (Courier, July 22) I expect that there must be a surplus of black…
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LETTERS: Community does not want this candidate
LettersAs a member of the ANC, I cannot defy the correct positions of my party. My decision to represent the…
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LETTERS: Councillors must serve communities
LettersMama Albertina Luthuli recently said “as people in communities we are government’’ meaning, in my view, nobody can fight our…
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LETTERS: Council should take over the mall
LettersA few months back I wrote to suggest that the Ballito Bay Mall could be turned into a wonderful home…
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LETTERS: Blue lights a licence for lawless behaviour?
LettersOn two occasions, June 5 and June 10, 2016, I was travelling along the N2 in a northerly direction. North…
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LETTERS: A gridlocked nightmare
LettersBallito Drive congestion at certain times around the taxi rank/ circle /Rey Place, becomes a gridlocked nightmare. Anyone else noticed?…
