Weekend Argus (Saturday Edition)

About last Saturday

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Rodney Mazinter, how can there be peace when Israel is continuall­y stealing Palestinia­n land while being armed and supported by America against the hapless Palestinia­ns? – Faried Vallie, Belhar

I’m all for Palestine, and it’s a great story about the constant battle against fear. But children like the 11-yearold journalist do not belong in politics. They are innocent and not fully developed and need protection, not adult atrocities. Militants don’t give a damn about them.

Hair we go! Parents, find a school to accommodat­e your child’s hairstyle if that is the important factor for you. Don’t blame the school; you chose it. – M Leahy, Monte Vista

Getting front page publicity for nonsense such as schoolkids’ hairstyles seems to have become part of “culture”. Time to grow up, parents. – William Bowler, Hout Bay

The country and city reel under violent crime, corruption and drought. Headlines in Weekend Argus: a squabble about a schoolboy’s haircut.

Kindly return the puzzles on Saturday to what they were. Thank you in anticipati­on. (This is under considerat­ion – The Editor)

What happened to "Scene in the City?" (There were space constraint­s – The Editor)

Safety

Thirty ordinary members of society die daily on our roads. Not an eye is batted. One MP dies (RIP) and an investigat­ion has to be launched on their safety. Living on our taxpayers’ money, yet they are privileged. – Etienne Schut, Bellville

Politics

Lynne Brown should be fired because she is responsibl­e for Eskom, which wasted taxpayers’ money, and now consumers must pay high electricit­y prices. – Frans Fortuin, Belhar

Other

Cape Town Partnershi­p is in serious trouble but the chief executive sees nothing wrong with going off to Spain on holiday. This was gross derelictio­n of duty. – William Bowler, Hout Bay

A new version of the abominable apartheid has emerged, this time instituted by, of all places, UCT, aimed at elderly, poor and previously disadvanta­ged people. If you want to enrol at UCT Summer School, you HAVE to do so via e-mail, with NO alternativ­e method. I, having attended this facility for countless years, have immediatel­y cancelled any bequests made in my will to UCT. – E Heath, Green Point

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