Letters

  • Guilty of navel-gazing

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    Instead of attacking the the Courier for publishing the article bemoaning the decline in tourism in the North Coast, Mr…

  • Where are we heading?

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    The recent “downgrade”of South Africa should have our government worried. Endless strikes and more to come confirms again, that the…

  • Every day I love Ballito more

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    We recently relocated to Ballito from Gauteng. On Sunday, a tree fell down in front of our driveway, blocking it.…

  • Does pothole-filling need an insider?

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    “Absolute power corrupts absolutely.” This phrase was first used in 1770 by William Pitt to the UK House of Lords.…

  • Ignoring traffic rules okay for some?

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    I have recently had occasion on a few mornings to spend a few hours on the veranda of a restaurant…

  • What is the fuss all about?

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    I was interested to read the correspondence re the Ballito promenade. Our son was recently out here from the UK…

  • Cancer can be beaten

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    I recently underwent a successful operation to remove stomach cancer. Today I am grateful to God  and all those who…

  • Mother tongue

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    Indian languages are not part of the ‘real curriculum’. This is a contravention of the constitution of South Africa about…

  • Win or lose, viva Rigby!

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    I was flattered to have my previous correspondence featured as ‘letter of the week’ in your most prestigious newspaper, although…

  • Deserving a bouquet for top service

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    In these days of poor service from retailers, here is a story with a happy ending. I went to the…

  • The silver lining on a very dark cloud

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    I refer to your article “The angel at your side” (Courier, June 27). Robert, better known as Bob, Pople who…

  • Dancing with Gangs of Ballet

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    What a lovely article ‘Dancing with Gangs of Ballet’ in the Courier of May 23 was! Zilungisele School has indeed…

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