Public apology

Lawlessness cannot be a norm and be tolerated. I’ve spoken about this and another political party, EFF, was knocking on people’s doors, telling foreigners to go, outside the law.

— Said during an ANC media briefing on July 2 about anti-immigration protests; framed as addressing criminal conduct and linking the EFF to unlawful activity.

Building on Steve Jobs' visionary product leadership, Tim will likely be remembered for his operational leadership — transforming and scaling Apple globally, deepening its services platform, strengthening its supply chain, and making the company more operationally resilient and shareholder-focused.

— Rick Wargo, managing partner at executive search and leadership consulting firm Boyden

the decision was made on the grounds that his presence in the U.K. would not be conducive to the public good.

— U.K. Home Office

There's no excuse for how I handled the end of the game vs. South Carolina.

— Geno Auriemma, UConn women's basketball coach, in a postgame statement after UConn's Final Four loss to South Carolina.

Taken together, these issues point to a pattern of conduct that raises serious questions about the minister’s fitness to hold office.

— Nazley Sharif, DA MP, describing the surrounding controversy and emphasising that Tolashe needs to explain her actions.

The world needs to see this because we are empowered women, and this is a platform for our voice, and no one can shut our voice.

— Fatima Bosch, Miss Universe Mexico, addressing the mistreatment she faced.