Letters
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Drowning in our own filth
LettersOnce again as the winter progresses and the worry of our water problems increases another insidious scourge emerges from the…
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Time to make a stand about M4 heavies
LettersFollowing yet another horrific accident in a matter of days on our doorstep, is it not time that we as…
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Keeping a close eye on water usage
LettersSeaward Estate resident Linda Mbonambi sent in this photo of a man pressure-washing a roof, and asks if this if…
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Biggest moans will be from non-voters
LettersI cannot believe the apathy of the residents of Ballito and surrounds. It is obvious no people are voting on…
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We should learn from foreigners
LettersI’m beginning to think we should be learning from foreign nationals instead of blaming them for almost everything that is…
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This is why we love the area . . .
LettersGreat to live in an area where people still care for others Last week’s Courier carried an article regarding the…
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Got the training, but no jobs!
LettersThere is still no hope of employment for 53 young people who did water reticulation service training in 2013 at…
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Won’t we be paying twice for our water?
LettersSo, Sembcorp want to add recycled water to our potable water. I am not impressed – not by the fact…
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Prefects, publications and politics
LettersIf you haven’t yet realized, it’s almost prefect time again, which is visibly evident from the behaviour of some overly…
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Lessons from a veggie gardener
LettersGee man, this pipeline topic is really hotting up. One who should know better in my eyes, should rather had…
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The public will have to pay – again!
LettersThe pipeline from the Tongaat River was supposed to help raise the water level of this dam, until some bright…
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If they can get water from the desert . . .
LettersI suggest that a few of the incompetents within local government wake up and look around the world at other…
