THE WEEK IN WORDS
The people I interviewed, even today, say this relationship was false from the get-go. It was a complete sham. – Author Ian Halperin, who released a book in 2009 called Brangelina: The Untold Story of Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie, claims to have interviewed more than 1000‘people close to the couple’ and is convinced their marriage was a sham.
Yeah, that’s karma for you! – Jennifer Aniston’s reported reaction to the news of Pitt and Jolie’s split. The couple reportedly fell in love on the set of Mr & Mrs Smith while Pitt and Aniston were married. Aniston’s camp has denied the quote as well as denying rumours she has also separated from husband Justin Theroux.
We have much work to do as a team. – Springbok coach Allister Coetzee states the obvious as he prepares his team for their final two Rugby Championships matches next month.
The two remaining matches will be huge for us and the squad will work hard during the next two weeks. – Coetzee once again breaking no news.
When I was starting in the township, nobody knew me. Today (Max’s) is world famous. – Max Mqadi after his restaurant, Max’s Lifestyle, was named as one of the world’s best restaurants by Conde Nast magazine.
There are no easy solutions in financing higher education … free higher education is not a viable solution. – Dr Chimwechiyi Ndoziya, a researcher at the Da Vinci Institute in Johannesburg, when presenting a research paper on funding of tertiaty education.
If you still fight academic battles with stones and fire, you’re not an academic, just a fake activist wanting to be relevant #UKZN – Tweet from @ Mtolo_Sne questioning the motives of students protesting at UKZN in Pietermaritzburg.
He was such a sweet somebody when I met him in 2014. His music is sentimental to me. – Mandoza fan Lerato Mohojoe speaking about her idol at his memorial service this week.
I would do stop-and-frisk. I think you have to. – American presidential candidate Donald Trump calling for the national introduction of“stop and frisk”, the controversial police tactic ruled unconstitutional after it was found to discriminate against blacks, during a meeting meant to appeal to black voters.