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Planning for the Grand Plan
It is said that if you fail to plan, you plan to fail.That is probably why in the past, we have had a...
Regulatory bodies must wake up from slumber
When public institutions are given the mandate to improve the lives of the citizens, we expect those in charge to work with passion,...
Are convicts being rehabilitated?
Maxwell Mmema is a 43-year-old former convict from Magele, near Hlatikhulu. He has previously served an unspecified prison term but last week, he...
No solution from Parly, enough is enough
Once again, Parliament has failed the people. A week ago, Members of Parliament (MPs) called for the installation of CCTV cameras in major...
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ByThobeka Manyathela24 August 2025