In defence of the Office of the Public Protector – Paul Hoffman
Paul Hoffman takes up the cudgels in defence of the basic rule of law and the role of the Office of the Public Protector in upholding the Constitution and the laws that flow from it.
Paul Hoffman takes up the cudgels in defence of the basic rule of law and the role of the Office of the Public Protector in upholding the Constitution and the laws that flow from it.
The very fibre and identity of the Grootkraal community centres on the property where church services, schooling and a host of events regularly take place.
Call the evasive tactic moving the goalposts, or as Pierre de Vos labels it, ‘whataboutery”. – the modus operandi is the same.
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