Tuesday: Shower. Breakfast. Traffic. Work. Tea Break. Such is the life of a lab rat. But with Tuesday tea break comes Ben Trovato’s column in the Cape Times. Today, I open the paper even more eagerly. How will someone with such obvious compassion for those around him and an incomparable understanding of South African cultures handle the recent xenophobic problems? [...]
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P Tucker is unhappy
And you only have to read his letter to today’s Cape Times to see why: As I was reading this sorry tale today, I was amazed at the number of foolish allegations and inconsistencies in P Tucker’s letter. It would be unfair to label him “stupid” without first addressing each of these in detail. I [...]