The breathtaking shoddiness of Lindiwe Sisulu's writing should serve as a salutary warning to every politician and CEO.
for braving the fauxtrage of the pink-gloved one in taking apart her scurrilous attack on SA’s constitution and judges. Swatting aside Sisulu’s naked racism towards"mentally colonised" black judges, Lamola’s point that Sisulu failed to cite a single judgment by a local court that has enforced an"unjust" law was the correct riposte to her drivel.
And when Mbuyiseni Ndlozi, the towering intellect and sometime maths genius of the EFF, tells you you’re on the"wrong side of the debate", you can sit back in relief, knowing that in fact you do possess the power of sound reason.
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