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Fikile Mbalula collapses: Fear in the ANC

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Nicholas Lorimer and Hermann Pretorius discuss the ANC’s court victory, which puts its missing candidates on the ballot in a number of municipalities. They also

The sweet, insidious ideology of “cakism” | Nicholas Lorimer

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In another episode of Writers’ Room Reads, Nicholas Lorimer reads his article, ‘I Love Democracy’, on the politics of no trade-offs. Read his article here:

Some political parties are already secretly playing games with us

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From: Manny de Freitas Johannesburg There has been much attention about political parties who submitted only 1 name of the proportional representative (PR) list for

Demagogues vs journalists

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Makone Maja and Nicholas Lorimer discuss the public clash between News24 journalists and Jacinta Ngobese-Zuma. They also discuss Jacob Zuma’s health and the potential implications

FMF’s welcome embrace of a frontiersmen mindset

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From: Ernst van Zyl Head: Public Relations, AfriForum The Free Market Foundation (FMF) recently announced a liaison and fact-distributing (as opposed to fact-finding) mission to

The Mbeki Code and the latest polls

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Terence Corrigan and Nicholas Lorimer discuss the latest polling from News24 on the upcoming local government election. They also discuss the Thabo Mbeki monograph and

Huge battle in Mpumalanga

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In today’s live show, Ricardo Teixeira and Nicholas Lorimer discuss zama zamas running amok, more trouble on the African continent, and a feisty moment in

South Africa’s bark is bigger than its bite | Chris Hattingh

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Nicholas Lorimer speaks to Chris Hattingh about his recent article in the Daily Friend on South Africa’s ability to defend its sovereignty. You can read

Who is really behind Zuma?

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Hermann Pretorius and Nicholas Lorimer discuss the strange monograph from the Thabo Mbeki Foundation titled The United States of America and the future of the

IDAC must be scrapped | Paul Hoffman

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Advocate Paul Hoffman explains why IDAC needs to be scrapped and replaced with an institution that has the independence and mandate to tackle corruption effectively.