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The Democratic Alliance discovers destroyed textbooks in the Limpopo province on 23 June, 2012. Picture: HelenZille/Twitter - Provided by Eye Witness News online ‎"Relationship between Minister Motshekga and EduSolutions needs to be probed ..." - Annette Lovemore I totally agree with this. This follows the very little display of social outrage that Basic Education Minister Angie Motshekga: 1. Failed to fulfill her portfolio as a Minister of the State by providing equipment necessary for basic education in Limpopo! 2. Attempted to shift the blame of this MONUMENTAL BALLS UP onto Anis Korodia  http://www.iol.co.za/news/politics/motshekga-didn-t-fire-administrator-1.1326170#.T-eE8bU0Of4  . . . Bad Move, Angie!!!! NEWSFLASH: YOU, nay Mr Korodia, are the MINISTER FOR BASIC EDUCATION!!!! And the captain always goes down with the ship! What's done is done - OWN THE HELL UP and start fixing this mess! 3. Lied! Yes, politicians lie like - we all know that! But if you'r

It was a peaceful, quiet winter's night. Charlie and Annabelle sat sharing a mug of hot chocolate - he on a chair by the window of his room, smoking a cigarette; she on the edge of his bed with the mug of coffee in her small hands. There had never been a silence so awkward between them. It hovered densely in the air around them as a light breeze blew in through the open window. Charlie, not liking silence at all, interuppted it by childishly blowing a raspberry at Annabelle. "Really? And you wonder why I'm calling this quits?" She scoffed. "Look, Belle, you're really being ridiculous about all this." He said calmly. "So I thwarted your evil plan to disgrace me - it happens! You can't always come out on top . . ." Annabelle rose furiously at this and was in his face before he knew it. She grabbed him by the hair, ignoring his protests of agony, and pulled his face up to her own. "I ... ALWAYS ... win!" She snarled,

South African Prisoners granted a lucky break... This article -  http://www.grocotts.co.za/content/gtown-cops-brace-wave-ex-prisoners-28-05-2012  - should not have been publicized for numerous reasons! 200 prisoners will be released in the coming weeks in accordance with President Zuma's "remission of sentences to alleviate overcrowding in South African prisons" (Grocott's Mail Online, 28 May 2012) initiative. I believe that this should have been done in secret. Yes, people will say that they have the "Right to Know" if ex-prisoners will be roaming the streets so that they can take necessary steps in protecting themselves. With that said, who's going to hire an ex-prisoner? Who's going to give them a chance at redemption? Rhodes? Can you imagine the outrage if it comes out that Rhodes hired ex-prisoners? Hi-tech? Ha! And Grahamstownians will feel safer knowing their safety's in the hands of robbers and thieves, right? And so w