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IN TOUCH| Name changes saga revealing

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The name changes announced by minister of arts and culture and sport, Nathi Mthethwa, has dominated social media and the media at large. What...

IN TOUCH| Road to nowhere

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If you have a conversation with anyone today, they will tell you about all the social ills that are afflicting society. If you ask...

IN TOUCH| Protesting effectively

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When the residents of our country are unhappy about something the default action they take is to go to social media and moan about...

IN TOUCH| Are we in good hands?

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Does anyone still look at the Covid-19 stats on a daily basis as we used to? Are you, like me, one who stopped doing...

IN TOUCH| Ezibeleni deserves better

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On Wednesday morning I drove to Ezibeleni and was shocked, alarmed and appalled by the state of the roads. In fact, those myriad of...
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