Andrew Kenny
Andrew Kenny is a writer, an engineer and a classical liberal.
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Our government is too big
Small governments, interfering least in people’s lives, have delivered the most prosperity and the highest economic growth. It is instructive to look at the size
Uproar over Zille’s tweets absurd and revealing
But, for all her exposure of the deep hypocrisy of public debate, tweeting has been the Western Cape premier’s biggest mistake. The uproar over Helen
Difficult questions, easy answer: Caster Semenya
The case of Caster Semenya raises many very difficult questions and has one very simple resolution. Caster is a world champion athlete from South Africa
Election lessons for liberals
For those, like me, who believe that liberalism is the best possible political and economic system for everybody, what lessons can we draw from Wednesday’s
Who should the workers vote for?
In the election on Wednesday, which party offers the obvious, proven policies for improving the lot of working class people in South Africa? As far
A Tale of Two Trains
There have been two spectacular changes in my experience of railway journeys in South Africa over the last 60 years, one tragically for the worse,
The school question
Nothing shows better the plight of President Ramaphosa than the school question. He is imprisoned by bad men and malevolent interests. President Ramaphosa is accused
The problems with democracy
Democracy is the worst form of government, except for all the rest. Next month the people of South Africa vote in a general election that
Why can’t we talk about Africa’s failures – Part 2
The failure of most of post-colonial Africa has nothing to do with race, but rather everything to do with geography. When the European colonialists came
Why we can’t speak about Africa’s failures – Part I
We need to confront our failures so that we can achieve success. “Look what’s happening north!” While I was a young man in South Africa