Crying 'racism' only blurs the anti-corruption focus
25 October 2020 - 00:04
Those who know him say Mzwandile Masina, the Ekurhuleni mayor, is a well-travelled man. It is unclear how much travelling he has done across Africa, however. If he has not been there already, perhaps it is time he visited the continent's most populous nation, Nigeria. It is a beautiful and bustling country. It has wonderful, hard-working people. Some of the continent's most talented figures, in the sciences, commerce and literature, hail from this West African nation...
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