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Time to reflect on school transport safety
Cape Argus
|January 21, 2026
THE first month of 2026 has already been marked by significant global developments.
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We considered focusing this editorial on the actions of the US president, whose policies continue to impact human rights and international stability through threats of invasion or intervention. We could also have opted to comment on the “New World Order” as described by Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney following his strategic trade agreements with Chinese President Xi Jinping - a move many hail as a shift away from economic reliance on Washington.
However, a tragedy closer to home on Monday demands our immediate attention and condemnation.
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