Opinion
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LETTER FROM THE WILD: Wild words to live by
LettersWords can transport one far beyond the everyday, into a place of blissful escape. Words can transport you into the…
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LETTER: Suburb needs roundabouts
LettersPutting up speed bumps at stop streets seems to encourage yielding at them, but roundabouts slow traffic, they allow people…
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BLOGGING THE VIEW: What you need to know about clinical trials and vaccinations
LettersThe swift production of Covid-19 vaccines has been questioned. But here's a look at the entire clinical trial process and…
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LETTER: Questions about the Empangeni museum
LettersWhat ruffles my feathers, however, is the silent encroachment of huge modern glass windows on one side of the museum,…
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ISSUES AT STAKE: PSL promotion: will history repeat itself?
LettersWhen (not ‘if’) Richards Bay FC enters the fight for PSL status today (Sunday), will there be another great disappointment…
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Do motorists know how to use traffic circles? Here’s a tutorial..
LettersTraffic circles were built in Paul Avenue several years ago to alleviate congestion at the busy intersections in Empangeni.
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ISSUES AT STAKE: USA’s tourist warning rings hollow
OpinionCooperation for the common good is the only way to ensure tragedies such as the one that claimed Lindani Myeni’s…
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BLOGGING THE VIEW: 7 facts about South Africa’s ‘other American billionaire’
BlogsSouth Africa's Covid-19 vaccine-producing capacity just got a R3-billion investment from one of the world's biggest pharmaceutical companies...and the owner…
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LETTER: We are paying for sub-standard services
LettersThe municipality expects residents to keep on paying for sub-standard services.
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LETTER: eSikhaleni speed hump design a hazard
LettersThese humps cannot be up to government standard and, as a result, force motorists to drop down to first gear…
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LETTER: Hardships in public queues need addressing
LettersTo read about the hardships beneficiaries have to go through for the paltry R350 Social Relief of Distress grant is,…
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ISSUES AT STAKE: Kiss the feet of investigative journalists
LettersDuring morning or evening prayers, South Africans must never stop giving thanks that we still have a free press in…
