I also haven't seen Justice around..Thanks Sisulu for putting this across...it's been long awaited.U have lspoken for 90p/C of our nation.God bless u
Opinion piece? More like diarrhea of the brain, that is if she had one
Breaking protocols is necessary when the system no longer serve their function. I agree with former minister Yengeni, if leadership has failed they should step aside. Sometimes their peers are too scared to tell them they're failing. Then protocol must be put aside
Oksalayo it doesn't work for black people finish n klaar
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