@robertsepehr@iam_smx So much obsession about South Africa. If our country has racial discriminatory laws, then there are more than 200 countries to business with.
@Chegoane@LeboMKeswa@maetsebane Iโm struggling to follow your line of reasoning. The questions raised during cross-examination by his counsel relate to evidence that has not yet been led by the commissionโs evidence leader. Nonetheless, letโs agree to disagree.
The situation surrounding General Masemola gives rise to disquieting inferences: either his character is compromised, rendering him incapacitated, or, alternatively, his integrity is questionable, implying a lack of candor.
Surnames traditionally come from the father's line, so a woman's surname before marriage is her father's, and after marriage, it's often her husband's. Instead of 'wife's surname,' it'd be more accurate to discuss 'husband's surname' or 'father's surname.'
It pains me to depart from the fraternity under such circumstances, yet I relinquish my fate to the annals of history, allowing posterity to adjudicate my legacy. Though my tenure concludes amidst turmoil, I entrust the chronicles of time to vindicate my actions and intentions.
It's a cruel epiphany when the reality of your choices hits like a dagger, especially after countless warnings. The agony of such realization, forged in the fires of your own relentless experience, is a bitter testament to the warnings you chose to ignore.