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It has been tough, a very painful road that I had to go through … I managed, but I don’t wish anyone to go through this very same route, he said.

— General Fannie Masemola, describing the painful period of the proceedings and his return to duty outside the court after the charges were withdrawn.

Lawrence has no personal dispute with Salman Khan, nor is it a personal dispute with the community. The issue is that he has hurt our religious sentiments.

— Ramesh Bishnoi, cousin of Lawrence Bishnoi, told IANS that there is no personal dispute with Salman Khan or the Bishnoi community, and that Lawrence has hurt their religious sentiments.

Our priority remains the welfare of our members, their families and their community, and my thoughts are with all those affected by this incident," Chief of the Defence Staff Jennie Carignan said in a statement.— Jennie Carignan, Chief of the Defence Staff, in a statement regarding the CFB Wainwright incident

Now that is R24 billion that we are removing from other programmes.

— Ramaphosa said this while speaking to journalists at the Bana Pele ECD Summit in Sandton.

"I am hereby waiving the application of such sanctions, restrictions, and duties provided for in the Graham Act," Trump, 80, wrote in the executive order. "I have submitted to the Congress a certification that the issuance of such a waiver at this time is in the national interests of the United States."— Donald J. Trump — in an executive order waiving sanctions under the Graham Act; as reported in The Daily Beast article

We can’t compare me and Putin. He’s aggressor. He occupied us. He killed adults and children, his soldiers. He’s a terrorist. And that’s why I hope that President Trump will be very clear with this position.

— Volodymyr Zelensky, Ukrainian President, remarks on NBC’s Meet the Press cited in The Globe and Mail article, condemning Putin and calling for a clear stance from Trump.

Water, electricity, also the houses that we live [in], is not in a good condition

— Mihle Mthetho, a resident of the nearby Covid informal settlement in Mfuleni (which sprung up during the pandemic), said she was unhappy and would not be voting, during Ramaphosa's door-to-door campaign in Cape Town.