Written by Niki Moore
In which the plot thickens to a pouring consistency, while the word ‘corruption’ pops its head out of its burrow.
Written by Niki Moore
In which our heroine becomes interested, despite herself.
Written by Niki Moore
In which our intrepid heroine encounters strange happenings, diverse alarms, and the uncomfortable feeling that, on an entirely personal level, the Titanic maiden voyage was not a one-off.
Written by Niki Moore…
In which our intrepid heroine introduces you to her story, and begs your indulgence to unfold a long tale, which – if everything works out – will cause the stars to start in their tracks, and your knotted and combined locks to stand on end like the fretful porpoise, as Shakespeare so eloquently put it.
Innocent comments can boomerang back on you, as I discovered when I posted a query online….
There are some people who think they know nothing about classical music. But they most probably know more than they think.
The City of Tshwane, under mayor Randall Williams, issued a press statement this week about the R4billion worth of corruption under the previous ANC-led government that was now being uncovered by the current DA-led administration. In the statement, he made specific reference to the now-notorious Yellow Plant tender – a R100 million-a-month bonanza for corrupt officials and their relatives. But the report that revealed the tender irregularities also revealed some uncomfortable truths about the Tshwane Metro, and gave an indication how long it was going to take to get the municipality straightened out.
Democratic South Africa was, for a while, the Rainbow Nation. It is now the Mis-Appropriation Nation, as the government has become a criminal enterprise bent on extracting the last cent of loot from an over-burdened population. The tide might be turning, but it will take a long time.
Is there a more depressing topic than depression? Read this and find out.
Don’t write off those ‘classics’ that you were forced to study at school. Try reading them again, and see what all the fuss is about.
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