Ray's Journey
Zisanda Nkonkobe’s low haemoglobin count brought her to the brink of death when she was diagnosed earlier in September with auto-immune haemoglobin anaemia, a rare condition involving the breakdown of oxygen-carrying red blood cells through the body. Her haemoglobin count
(My statement here is in no way an attempt at swaying anyone. In fact, “spoiler alert”, you may wish to unfriend me or in any other way dissociate yourself from me after reading my list.) I have not yet given
The film Green Book, which won this year’s Oscar for best film, explores road travel through racist America by African-Americans in the segregation era. It is based on The Negro Motorist Green Book, a compendium volume published for 30
Journey through our past is key to our present Mkhuseli Khusta Jack is a son of our province and his book is the story of our land and our blood-soaked history Daily Dispatch 16 Feb 2019 RAY HARTLE Picture: ALAN
Finally – finally some acknowledgment in the Daily Dispatch that the ambulance drivers’ strike in the Eastern Cape has unnecessarily been responsible for the deaths of 6 people, including 3 young children. The figure includes at least one child due to travel
ANC Eastern Cape Provincial chairperson and MEC for economic affairs Lubabalo Oscar Mabuyane has strongly criticised Mercedes Benz South Africa for its failure to appoint a black chief executive officer in its 60-year tenure in South Africa. The forthright message
At the end, what more could we have expected from SuperSport in the Ashwin Willemse moment – more correctly now called a saga? It’s really just all about the optics – the visual and the political. My gut instinct was
The Premier of the Eastern Cape, the honourable Phumulo Masualle, The MEC for Health, the honourable Helen Sauls-August The MEC for Finance and Economic Affairs, the honourable Lubabalo Mabuyane Dear Premier and Colleagues You may not be aware that in
STARBUCKS ‘beverage bias’, ‘frappuccino shaming’, ‘why do white people care so much about black people’s hair’, ‘why do these people hate me so much?’ If you have 20 minutes of sitting in a waiting room, have a listen to this
I really had to think very hard about my vote today (Wednesday) in the Ward 18 by-election in East London. Four parties were contesting the poll – the ANC, DA, COPE and EFF. It took me back to the first
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