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This is all the way from the R24 split and in constant shape, through traffic sluggish on on Degers approaching Golf Club Terrace. The top story in EWN, Acting Police Minister Firoz Cachalia says it will take years to reform the police service. The Midday Report we gains 12 to 1. Caton McKenzie speaks in the statement about the fact that Satyana told him before she made the announcement that she will compete for the Netherlands in the future. And then he's quoted as saying, Nothing can erase.

What Satyana has achieved for South Africa, said the minister. Every medal, every record, every anthem she gave us belongs to our history forever. How do I get this argument? So, but what he's basically saying is the federations are responsible. But who's responsible for the federations? The minister's responsible for the federations. So, if you have a defunct federation like Swimming South Africa that isn't run properly, the minister should be accountable for that. You can't simply go, oh, we'll take the victories, thanks. We'll carry the World Cups, we'll go watch the World Cup, we'll celebrate. I don't get it.