NARENDH GANESH | Durban North EVERY so often, our national discourse is punctuated by players who, given the circumstances, emerge as the carriers of the democratic flag, while challenging the status quo.
Tourism Minister Lindiwe Sisulu, who directed critique at our judiciary for having done little or nothing for the victims of colonialism, incurred the wrath of Acting Chief Justice Raymond Zondo.
Sisulu, as I recall, never voiced vehemence or outrage at the corruption and thuggery of the pathetic bureaucracy that she represents – that is to say an inept ANC, which took over governance from the colonialists, but could not scale the heights of the lame promises it made to the people when it took control of the people’s purse.
In fact, her silence, like countless others’…