Latest update October 27th, 2026 10:25 AM
Did an official blunder?
Dear Editor,
So what are we to understand? That when officials give a public statement it is not to be heeded and accepted?
It has to be seen as a huge blunder and embarrassment that the public official who made the announcement on the centennial commemorative stamps did not know the position on national symbols.
And why, it must be asked, was this position not made known and clear before this debacle?
Shamshun Mohamed
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