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A lot of passive aggression can happen between “I trust you are well” and “kind regards”. This, after all, has been the year of the great resignation — and, perhaps, greater regret, if we are to believe the data.
Most frustratingly, we still can’t understand load-shedding schedules, even as “Eskom Se Push” tries its best to make sense of it all. More recently, 2022 has also become the year of talk of revolving leadership doors; a chaotic parliament; and wealthy, out-of-touch political heads treading murky financial waters — and you wouldn’t necessarily be talking about South Africa. Most crucially, though, it has been the year that we’ve desperately had to and finally were able to travel again. Properly.
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