Letters

Is there some mechanism to make payment of taxes into an organisation that can act against this corruption-infested government?

The letter sought to praise the city’s handling of the electricity crisis and “blamed” both the DA and ANC equally.

When John Steenhuisen assumed leadership, the DA was declared politically terminal by analysts who have long confused ANC dominance with democratic inevitability.

remembers the time when all the rates and other money received went to uplift and maintain our beautiful city?

The trucks transporting the black rocks from Markman to the harbour in Gqeberha are really damaging vehicles.

This mess was caused by both the ANC and DA.

Bad business decisions, insisted on by the newly empowered, have sunk at least one airline and any number of lesser enterprises.

In the ongoing standoff between the US and Iran, the chessboard analogy is strikingly apt.

The Herald of January 16 had a piece by Luncedo Njezula that said the future of this city isn’t set in stone, its ours to shape.

The Herald reader Samkelo Latakisa writes about mass shootings in SA.

The psychosis of the drug addict is unexplored territory, writes The Herald reader Abigail George.

That the Uitenhage SPCA initially was told to pack up within 24 hours with all their stuff including 57 cats and dogs tells you how arrogance prevails in this municipality.

I would also like to call out the misinformation from his January 23 article.

Real Madrid coach Xabi Alonso is a tactical genius, writes The Herald reader Wandile Mtana.

Correspondent Asanda Kobese asserts that “Nelson Mandela Bay [is] ripe for [a] coup” (The Herald, January 20).