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Two Crickets – It was the best of riots, it was the worst of riots
Nick and Gabriel discuss the week of chaos and anarchy that hit South Africa.
The insurrection that wasn’t
Marius Roodt, Hermann Pretorius, and Nicholas Lorimer discuss the insurrection that wasn’t on today’s episode as well as the idea of a Universal Basic Income
Twitter suspends Malema
Hermann Pretorius, Marius Roodt, and Nicholas Lorimer discuss Tuesday’s suspension of Julius Malema from Twitter for an inciting tweet. They also discuss the ongoing protests
Looters push, South Africa pushes back
Terence Corrigan, Bheki Mahlobo, and Nicholas Lorimer discuss the rise of charity and self-defense efforts from across South Africa with ordinary people stepping into the
Chaos continues in South Africa
Today’s Daily Friend show, live for the first time, features Nicholas Lorimer, Sara Gon and Gabriel Crouse discussing the latest news from the ongoing chaos
Two Crickets – Could Zuma have been a good president?
Nick Lorimer and Gabriel Crouse are joined by Hermann Pretorius and Marius Roodt for their longest ever podcast where they discuss the thesis that asks
Violent anarchy: just what we’ve been warning SA to expect – Frans Cronje
‘Very high levels of economic exclusion, failing schools, unchecked corruption, racial nationalist rhetoric from the government, inept and poorly motivated security forces led by people
Chaos in South Africa
Nicholas Lorimer, Marius Roodt, and Terence Corrigan discuss the outbreak of violent protests and chaos across South Africa, allegedly stemming from people demanding the release
Letter: By recanting, Zuma can unlock the door of his cell
Dear Editor Everyone is saying that Mr Zuma will be eligible for parole after serving a quarter of the fifteen month sentence imposed on him
Why I maintain that the IRR has crossed an unforgivable line
Roger Southall Martin van Staden reacted to my letter in Business Day by penning a diatribe, describing me inter alia as a ‘transformationist’ and a