Letters
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13 Mar 2019 What the auditor forgot to ask...The founding provisions of our constitution guarantees citizens a government that is accountable, responsive and open; thereby it obliges all government institutions to comply with these principles in everything they do - Plettenberg Bay Residents and Ratepayers Association provided this...
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13 Mar 2019 One swallow does not make a summer, so off to Clacton with youIt’s enough already! In Plett there is never a shortage of people who complain about something, whether it’s about dogs on the beach, new developments popping up, this and that…
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Now we have swallows from Suffolk (hope I have spelt that correctly) moaning about horses on Keurbooms Beach -... -
23 Jan 2019 Why local newspapers may live long yet - 23 January 2019English journalist ADAM SINGOLDA recently quoted Warren Buffett thus in an article posted on ‘The Independent’ website: “If you want to know what’s going on in your town, whether the news is about the mayor or taxes or high school football, there is no substitute for a local...
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23 Jan 2019 My kind of person, Wandisile isIn response to my recent letter [read ‘This ain’t no picnic…’ on page 15 of the January 9 edition], Wandisile Sebezo expresses the hope in CXPRESS of January 16 that we would “write less about that which divides us, and more about common-interest matters”.
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10 Jan 2019 This ain’t no picnic: suggestions for Odland site to benefit all Bitou localsOnce again the 2018 festive season was marred by the overflow of picnickers who gathered on both sides of Odland Street. Traffic in both directions was brought to a virtual standstill, as revellers of all ages walked willy-nilly in the road.
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In the December 20 issue of KP Herald, Yolandé...
