EDITORIAL | Redress enriched a new elite. That’s ours to fix, not Trump’s to punish

Author: News24 editorsPublished on: September 17, 2026Country: South Africa
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EDITORIAL | Redress enriched a new elite. That’s ours to fix, not Trump’s to punish

The editorial addresses the issue of redress that has led to the enrichment of a new elite, emphasizing that this situation should be corrected by society itself rather than punished by political figures like Trump. It highlights the ongoing inequalities and the need for collective action to rectify these imbalances. The piece calls for reflection on local responsibilities in the face of historical injustices.

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