TOP STORY Bangkok no Mumbai 02/12/2008 08:28 Jim Stent, a foreign national living in Bangkok, disagrees with the way a South African stuck in Thailand has warned of another Mumbai.
'Getting away with crime' 28/11/2008 12:56
Teazers boss Lolly Jackson is outraged that Andrew Phillips, who was charged with running a brothel and employing illegal prostitutes, won his court case.
'Crack down on truck drivers' 28/11/2008 10:21
The amount of trucks on the road is increasing and more needs to be done to control the drivers, particularly this festive season, says a News24 User.
Cycle of poverty 27/11/2008 14:59
One News24 User wonders why our government not doing anything to prevent people from having children that they can't afford to look after properly.
Nestle 'should apologise' 27/11/2008 12:55
One News24 User is disappointed and angry that Nestle has not apologised for the high levels of melamine that was found in two of their products.
Pay tax as you can? 27/11/2008 10:23 Lindani Gumede believes it would be better if the government scraps the PAYE (Pay As You Earn) tax system in favour of PAYC (Pay As You Can).
The 'daily debris' of politics 24/11/2008 08:11
Evita Bezuidenhout thinks if the ANC wants to own words like "congress", we should find a party that supports words like "integrity" instead.
Cope 'must keep quiet' 26/11/2008 09:10
One News24 User thinks that The Congress of the People should keep quiet until they have policies of which to speak.
'The people you need' 24/11/2008 11:52 Werner van der Merwe makes a mathematical argument for why implementing BBBEE at the expense of other South Africans makes no sense right now.
'Too bad for cricket' 21/11/2008 13:48
One News24 User thinks the banning of alcohol at live sports events is one thing, but banning bring in all liquids altogether is simply ludicrous.
Paying political rally bills 21/11/2008 10:26
One News24 User objects to the suggestion that political campaigning in KZN be partly funded by tax payers.
Cape cars spewing poison? 21/11/2008 10:26
A News24 User's trip to the doctor has left her concerned with how much pollution there is in Cape Town, and how its affecting her health.
'Nothing will stop us...' 20/11/2008 10:41
We've received several letters of complaint regarding alleged remarks made by ANC MPs Butana Komphela and Cedrick Frolick about rugby stadiums. Sound off here.
Calif. 'marriage' ban okay? 20/11/2008 09:37
One News24 User says he wouldn't be fussed if he couldn't "marry" like heterosexual couples in SA, but believes civil unions should be the answer across the world.
'Practise what you preach' 18/11/2008 13:30
One News24 User is concerned Jacob Zuma has no intention of making Julius Malema tone his rhetoric down ahead of the 2009 elections.
Beware the blue light brigade 17/11/2008 11:02
One News24 User is incensed by the behaviour of a KwaZulu-Natal "Blue Light Brigade" that sent eight motorists to hospital.
Motata case 'open and shut'? 14/11/2008 14:01 Paul van der Schyff feels the delays in the Judge Motata case suggest there is a different legal process available for certain South Africans.
'Stop the carnage' 14/11/2008 11:30
One News24 User wonders if the horrific accident in Mpumalanga which killed 25 people could have been prevented had road officials done their jobs properly.
Quad bikes 'not for kids' 14/11/2008 08:14 Paul Hammann hopes the tragic story of a four-year-old boy injured in a quad biking accident serves as a lesson for all parents this festive season.
Lucas Ntyintyane believes that parole for Clive Derby-Lewis, while legally acceptable, is morally wrong. 
Teazers boss Lolly Jackson is outraged that Andrew Phillips, who was charged with running a brothel and employing illegal prostitutes, won his court case.
The amount of trucks on the road is increasing and more needs to be done to control the drivers, particularly this festive season, says a News24 User. 
One News24 User wonders why our government not doing anything to prevent people from having children that they can't afford to look after properly. 
One News24 User is disappointed and angry that Nestle has not apologised for the high levels of melamine that was found in two of their products.
Lindani Gumede believes it would be better if the government scraps the PAYE (Pay As You Earn) tax system in favour of PAYC (Pay As You Can). 
Evita Bezuidenhout thinks if the ANC wants to own words like "congress", we should find a party that supports words like "integrity" instead.
One News24 User thinks that The Congress of the People should keep quiet until they have policies of which to speak.
Werner van der Merwe makes a mathematical argument for why implementing BBBEE at the expense of other South Africans makes no sense right now.
One News24 User thinks the banning of alcohol at live sports events is one thing, but banning bring in all liquids altogether is simply ludicrous. 
One News24 User objects to the suggestion that political campaigning in KZN be partly funded by tax payers.
A News24 User's trip to the doctor has left her concerned with how much pollution there is in Cape Town, and how its affecting her health. 
We've received several letters of complaint regarding alleged remarks made by ANC MPs Butana Komphela and Cedrick Frolick about rugby stadiums. Sound off here.
One News24 User says he wouldn't be fussed if he couldn't "marry" like heterosexual couples in SA, but believes civil unions should be the answer across the world.
One News24 User is concerned Jacob Zuma has no intention of making Julius Malema tone his rhetoric down ahead of the 2009 elections. 
One News24 User is incensed by the behaviour of a KwaZulu-Natal "Blue Light Brigade" that sent eight motorists to hospital.
Paul van der Schyff feels the delays in the Judge Motata case suggest there is a different legal process available for certain South Africans.
One News24 User wonders if the horrific accident in Mpumalanga which killed 25 people could have been prevented had road officials done their jobs properly.
Paul Hammann hopes the tragic story of a four-year-old boy injured in a quad biking accident serves as a lesson for all parents this festive season.
