Weekend Argus (Saturday Edition)

Politics

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The DA asked for the army a long time ago and the ANC government refused. – Thomas Reid, Plattekloo­f

Faiez Jacobs, if the ANC has taken a stance against corruption, why is No1 still there? – E Marney, Crawford

Friday the 13th was not bad for SA but a very good day indeed, thanks to the highest court in Bloemfonte­in. No1 must face charges for his corrupt ways. – Frans, Belhar

Do we still have a traffic department? When will they start pulling over unroadwort­hy vehicles? People drive the way they like and know that the traffic officers are relaxing somewhere. Time to clean them up. – Nico Manhuizen, Parklands We are told that Japh Chuwe, registrar of the Road Traffic Infringeme­nt Agency took home R3.49 million in the 2016-17 book year. The same year 14 000 or more South Africans perished on our roads because the government fails to implement road safety. Instead of paying its officials R3.49m a year for presiding over the mini-genocide on our roads, the government should be prosecuted for war crimes the deaths and injuries resulting from its failure to address the war on our roads. – Richard Benson, Road Safety Action Campaign, Cape Town

City

The electrific­ation of Khayelitsh­a MyCiti bus shelters by the municipali­ty is welcomed. However, can Mr Ntsodo tell me why there are no robots at are key intersecti­ons? – Thozama Ngonyama, Macassar

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