Anyone who has followed the actions and inactions of the NPA over the past few years is likely to think that the NPA is pursuing a political agenda.
There is a strong case to be made that, in the national interest, the NPA must decide whether it intends to prosecute Zuma or not.
Our children are entitled to top-quality education and to the best teachers and teaching resources available, regardless of where they live.
Fewer than one million ANC members still dictate the future of close to 50-million people in South Africa.
The DA is evading to address the issue of whether secret Freemasonry membership can mix with transparent candidate list procedures.
Labelling aid organisations as secret spy operations is not just nonsense, it can also cost people’s lives.
It is very clear that the issue of rape needs serious attention. If the protesters achieve that, it will be a step forward.
The dumping of radioactive waste can almost be excused because legislation was virtually nonexistent at the time. But the crime is still committed.
The ANC’s automatic domination of their heartland, in terms of votes, can no longer be assured.
It is important that scrutiny is not reserved to suspected tax dodgers but is also given to the asset managers and bankers who may have helped them.