An open letter to Phalaphala FM
13 May 2022
“It is the Minister of Police”
Date: 26 January 2019 Read: 28797
Mr Mmbangiseni Terrance Magoro writes,
I am referring to an article Family fumes after police fail to arrest suspects. This article was written by Elmon Tshikudo.
I must mention that the article does provide enough detail of the story and can be followed with ease. I was just surprised as it referred to the minister of law and order. I don't know who the minister of law and order is in South Africa. It is critical for the paper to always publish information that correct. I hope you will agree with me that South Africa has no minister of law and order. (You are correct, it should have been the Minister of Police. We apologise for the error. – Ed)
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