If only those who are wise in hindsight had spoken up timeously, issues ranging from state capture in SA to global poverty might have turned out differently, writes Sefara_Mak.
Society, understandably if perhaps unjustly, seems to have little patience for people who belatedly find the courage to say what they really think about contentious issues only after
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