Xolani reflects on the deaths of young children in cars .This was a report  in the Times Newspaper  that explores the contributing factors to road fatalities involving children.

He has urged parents to be more responsible. He says just driving  around Sandton, not even a single road is in good condition. There are potholes all around. But I suppose it's easy to point a finger at the JRA

But what about us as parents? Why don't we buckle our children up?

Xolani reflects on the  University of Cape Town (UCT) faculty of health sciences has announced the biggest breakthrough in South African cardiology since Dr Chris Barnard’s first heart transplant nearly 50 years ago and  congratulates UCT medical researchers, mainly women, involved in this breakthrough

Xolani reflects on the Constitutional Court's decision to order Minister of Social Development Bathabile Dlamini to reveal details of the new contract with Cash Paymaster Services (CPS) to pay social grants from April 1. He makes reference by quoting  the 16th President of the United States, Abraham Lincoln, saying: "You can fool all the people some of the time, and some of the people all the time, but you cannot fool all the people all the time."

Xolani Gwala reflects on the killing of KwaZulu Natal's Richmond Municipality manager, Sibusiso Sithole on Monday . Opposition parties claim he was killed because he was trying to root out corruption in the municipality. It is very important that we should be decisive in dealing with corruption because those who are corrupt are prepared to remove anyone who comes on their way.Good people are dying at the hands of those who are corrupting the system, those who are prepared to remove anyone and everyone who stand in their way.

Xolani reflects on the latest 2016 statistics of the Rhino Poaching cases .But there is  a deeper problem ,we are seeing more attempt to poach which have gone up . We need all hands on deck to handle the demand. It’s our heritage to continue fighting against poaching .

Xolani reflects on the SASSA crisis that has affected so many elements of society .The biggest concern is the 17 million people that depend on this grant .They need it so desperately .The second element is the Constitutional court declared the contract invalid .Now the negotiations s are back  on. Ultimately  is this not just   defying the constitutional court and lastly as Tax payers the amount of money is set to rise  and we will be responsible for this debacle .

Xolani reflects on a five-year-old boy who fell into an empty mine shaft in Boksburg on Saturday.Operations were suspended on Monday after toxic gas and poor light hampered efforts to reach the bottom of the hole. It's always  an accident waiting to happen. Whose responsibility is it to make sure that such holes are either filled or fenced? What is the responsibility of companies once they are done mining? Someone must account for this tragedy . There is a five-year-old boy that has lost his life. There is a family that has lost a child.

Xolani speaks to Lungelo Dlamini SAPS spokesperson about the preparedness by police for todays march in Pretoria . There has been a huge reaction around Atteridgeville streets burning  and roads barricaded and cars being stoned have enough police been deployed .

Xolani reflects  on the Business Day reports that the South Africa Social Security Agency (Sassa) has still not filed papers to the Constitutional Court to ask for extension of its contract with Cash Paymaster Services (CPS). This is going to have devastating impact and its time that officials be held accountable .

Xolani reflects on Tax increases that will be a big highlight with the Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan ,who will deliver the 2017/2018 national budget in the National Assembly on Wednesday. When tax increases are announced tomorrow, let's be frank and fair about what it all means for the economy, individuals and country. We have to have a very firm and frank discussion about whether or not we are getting a bang for our buck.