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Letters

5 November 2025

Cachalia’s Testimony Provides More Questions Than Answers

Location: Letters

Dear Editor Acting Minister of Police, Professor Firoz Cachalia’s testimony before Parliament’s Ad Hoc Committee on Police today raised more uncertainty than clarity about the direction of South Africa’s troubled police service. Although he has already spent several months in office, Minister Cachalia was unable to outline a concrete plan or timeline to restore accountability, …

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5 November 2025

Wave of Political Defections Begins

Location: Letters

Dear Editor Senior ANC Western Cape officials and Councillors, have walked over from the ANC to the DA today, starting a process that will gather momentum in the months ahead. Members leaving the ANC include their elected Western Cape Provincial Secretary and two sitting Ward Councillors, from Swellendam and Cederberg. The group includes elected members …

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4 November 2025

One-Stop Border Posts Will Unlock Trade and Jobs

Location: Letters

Dear Editor The Democratic Alliance (DA) welcomes the passing of the One Stop Border Post Bill to boost border security and trade. This is another step forward in our nation’s journey to transform border management from the legacy of porous borders and fragmentation to a system of coordination, efficiency, and integrity. The One Stop Border …

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4 November 2025

PRASA Keeps Spending Billions on Rotting Trains

Location: Letters

Dear Editor Transport Minister Barbara Creecy has confirmed, in reply to a DA parliamentary question, that PRASA has not suspended its R7.5 billion “General Overhaul” (GO) programme to refurbish old and obsolete trains, despite the entity itself admitting that the programme is no longer fit for purpose and must be reviewed. The DA is demanding …

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4 November 2025

Typhoid Crisis: Mayor Moya Is Silent, and Abroad

Location: Letters

Dear Editor Since Friday’s reports that typhoid has broken out in Hammanskraal, Mayor Moya has been silent on the serious health risk that this poses. The Democratic Alliance (DA) notes the statement by the City of Tshwane that no Typhoid related bacteria have been detected in routine tests, but it is important that this data …

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4 November 2025

Parliament Investigates Statutory Rape Crisis

Location: Letters

Dear Editor The Democratic Alliance welcomes the commencement of the statutory rape inquiry by the Parliamentary Portfolio Committee on Women, Youth, and Persons with Disabilities. This is a crucial step in confronting a devastating crisis that is destroying the lives of one of our most vulnerable groups of South African citizens. The scourge of statutory …

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3 November 2025

Murdered Mpho Mafole’s R1.8 Billion Mobile Chemical Toilet Tender

Location: Letters

Dear Editor The Democratic Alliance (DA) in the City of Ekurhuleni will use the Promotion of Access to Information Act to access the report on the City’s R1.8 billion mobile chemical toilet tender compiled by murdered Divisional Head for Forensic Audit, Mpho Mafole. The DA wrote to Mayor Xhakaza demanding that the report be brought …

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3 November 2025

R667 Million in Irregular Spending

Location: Letters

Dear Editor The Auditor-General’s report presented in the Police Portfolio Committee this morning exposes the shocking reality that SAPS and PSIRA are operating with a complete absence of consequence management. Together, the two entities account for over R667 million in irregular spending in 2024/25, which includes R184 million identified this financial year, but relating to …

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3 November 2025

uMngeni-uThukela Misgovernance

Location: Letters

Dear Editor For many South Africans, particularly KwaZulu-Natal residents, the water crisis has become an unacceptable new norm. The DA has been consistent in seeking accountability for failing municipalities, which are primarily responsible for delivering water to taps. In this time of crisis, it is unconscionable that the uMngeni-uThukela Water Board is worsening matters for …

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3 November 2025

High Court Exposes Electricity Pricing Calamity

Location: Letters

Dear Editor The Democratic Alliance has written to Parliament’s Electricity Committee calling for a serious reprimand of NERSA’s leadership for its ongoing delinquent conduct, highlighted most recently by its significant court loss on Friday. As South Africans are burdened by obscene electricity price increases, the agency meant to protect electricity consumers against price-gouging, is failing …

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3 November 2025

NSFAS Chair Resignation Amid Serious Allegations

Location: Letters

Dear Editor The Democratic Alliance (DA) is deeply concerned by the abrupt resignation of Dr Karen Stander as Chairperson of the National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS) Board. Her resignation, citing threats, intimidation, bullying, and racism, is cause for serious alarm. Dr Stander was appointed to lead a newly constituted NSFAS Board after the previous …

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3 November 2025

PSIRA’s R129 Million Scandal

Location: Letters

Dear Editor The Democratic Alliance (DA) welcomes confirmation from the Auditor-General that the R129 million training scandal at the Private Security Industry Regulatory Authority (PSIRA) has been referred to the Special Investigating Unit (SIU). This referral is a long-overdue step in a case that has dragged on for six years while those responsible remain untouched. …

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3 November 2025

Abuse of Public Works Programme for ANC Membership Drive and Personal Gain

Location: Letters

Dear Editor The Democratic Alliance (DA) strongly condemns the shocking abuse of the Expanded Public Works Programme (EPWP) in the Bojanala District Municipality, where workers were allegedly forced to perform domestic work for ANC councillors, pay a portion of their stipends for “fuel costs”, and take up ANC membership to secure work. These revelations once …

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3 November 2025

Mia and Mai Luxury Readiness Investor Concerns Fixed

Location: Letters

Dear Editor Direct Competitors: Established global ultra-luxury brands (e.g., Hermès, Chanel, Dior). Analyze their pricing, brand positioning, and lack of African-centric design. Indirect Competitors: Emerging African luxury brands or global platforms that feature African designers. The Mia and Mai Value Proposition: Use a Competitive Matrix (e.g., a 2×2 chart) to show how the company uniquely …

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2 November 2025

Deeds Office Rules Board Doubling Down on Racial Classification

Location: Letters

Dear Editor The DA will submit a second Promotion of Access to Information Act (PAIA) application to the Deeds Registries Regulations Board to obtain the official minutes of its meeting on 20 October 2025, after the Board has refused to release them despite requests. At this meeting, the Board resolved to continue with mandatory racial …

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2 November 2025

Gauteng Cancer Testing Delays Reported to SAHRC, as Human Rights Abuses

Location: Letters

Dear Editor The Democratic Alliance has lodged a complaint against the National Health Laboratory Services (NHLS) with the South African Human Rights Commission (SAHRC) because their unacceptable delays in cancer testing are now amounting to serious human rights violations. The DA cares deeply about this, and we cannot allow cancer patients reliant on the state …

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31 October 2025

Laura Ngaledzani Says…

Location: Letters

Dear Editor Since i love cooking and have already started building my own clientele with what I have i believe its going to be a healthy choice by associating with your brand within the restaurant . With this proposal request i will ensure the structure meets the standards for longevity and safety especially when it …

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31 October 2025

Russian Detention of Ukrainian Biologist Is a Dangerous Precedent

Location: Letters

Dear Editor The Democratic Alliance expresses our profound concern over the disturbing detention of a Ukrainian biologist by Russian authorities on spurious charges of high treason, supposedly for threatening Russia’s oil and krill fishing ambitions in Antarctica. This story has been reported by several news outlets, notably The Guardian in the UK and Daily Maverick …

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31 October 2025

Typhoid Outbreak in Tshwane

Location: Letters

Dear Editor As the City of Tshwane coalition government lurches from serious crisis to more serious crisis, the apparent ourbreak of Typhoid in the city must be carefully managed to avoid tragedy. The Democratic Alliance (DA) is alarmed by a surge of cases in typhoid in Hammanskraal, a community in the Tshwane Metro that has …

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31 October 2025

Construction Action Plan Will Create Jobs and Stimulate Economic Growth

Location: Letters

Dear Editor The Democratic Alliance is encouraged to see the collaborative effort between all nine Provinces and Minister Macpherson through the unveiling of the Construction Action Plan, which will bring modernization and transparency to the management of large public works projects across the country. The Construction Action Plan, announced by Public Works and Infrastructure Minister …

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31 October 2025

Second Detainee Escape in a Week

Location: Letters

Dear Editor The Democratic Alliance condemns the second detainee escape in just over a week, this time from the Strand Magistrate’s Court, where three remand prisoners were reported as having vanished from a locked holding cell without any sign of forced entry. The DA has already written to Lt Genl. Patekile requesting the Wynberg escape …

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31 October 2025

Parliament Urged to Break Gambling Law Deadlock

Location: Letters

From a speech delivered by Toby Chance MP during a debate in Parliament today: House chairperson, honourable members and those joining us on social media platforms. The National Gambling Board has just released its 2024-25 annual report which included a staggering array of statistics signifying the explosive growth of gambling and betting in South Africa. …

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31 October 2025

Jozi FM Board Chairperson’s Lotto Funding Scandal

Location: Letters

Dear Editor The Democratic Alliance can reveal that the Soweto Media Resources Centre, trading as Jozi FM, received not one but two tranches of Lotto funding totalling over R35 million between 2013 and 2016. But media reports that Board Chairperson Rapiste Montsho misappropriated R24 million of grant money paid out in the 2013-14 funding window …

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31 October 2025

When Will Ramaphosa Condemn the Genocide in Sudan?

Location: Letters

Dear Editor Recent reports coming out of Sudan, where a brutal civil war has been raging between the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) and the Rapid Support Forces (RSF), are nothing short of devastating. In the past 48 hours, following their capture of el-Fasher in south-western Sudan, the RSF has embarked on what human rights organisations …

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