For God's sake, find a solution once and for all


FOR now, there is calm. But it is an uneasy calm. Just because there were no demonstrations in front of churches yesterday, it does not mean the issue that has caused so much tension and animosity is over.

This country is crying out for a full resolution to something which has been festering for years.

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