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Humans versus animals

I think my taste buds have grown up over the years. They had to at some stage, but to be fair on me, I never had the freedom to encourage...

4 February 2021• Editor’s Notes

Keith Antony, my neighbour, was in love. He requested my aid to woo his girl. Nothing strange about that; but Keith is 9 years old. The...

20 January 2021• Editor’s Notes

31 December 2020• Editor’s Notes

Last night, I dreamt I went to the Silicon Valley again. Bill Gates thanked me for saving Microsoft from bankruptcy by forwarding millions...

13 December 2020• Editor’s Notes

Once again, it’s Christmas time. A holiday which is about our Saviour’s birth, but marked more with frantic gift-buying, tree-buying,...

23 November 2020• Editor’s Notes • One Comment

7 November 2020• Editor’s Notes

Treasure your right to offend. And to be offended. They are both precious. Does freedom of speech include a right to offend? Absolutely....

26 October 2020• Editor’s Notes

I have always spelt Math, H-A-T-E. Let’s face it – mathematics is a subject that arouses extreme feelings in the bosom of a student....

5 October 2020• Editor’s Notes • One Comment