

Just who exactly can expropriate our stuff?
- By Daily Friend
- . Jun 5, 2025
Nicholas Lorimer and Makone Maja discuss the IRR’s campaign to find out how many parts of government will have expropriating powers. They also chat about

What’s needed in confronting serious corruption
- By Paul Hoffman
- . Jun 5, 2025

The false threat of revolution
- By Daily Friend
- . Jun 4, 2025

US “warrior culture” plan to rename USNS Harvey Milk decried
- By Staff Writer
- . Jun 6, 2025

Left-winger wins South Korean presidential election
- By Staff Writer
- . Jun 5, 2025



The victimhood complex of MAGA men
- By Ivo Vegter
- . Jun 4, 2025
A white reporter from America who travelled to South Africa to investigate claims of genocide was cruelly mistreated upon boarding his aeroplane. The political right has long criticised the “woke” left, quite fairly, over what has become known as the

Snake (or frog) oil
- By David Doubell
- . Jun 3, 2025

SA economy in a coma
- By Daily Friend
- . Jun 3, 2025
Chris Hattingh and Nicholas Lorimer discuss the dismal GDP growth figures for Q1 of 2025. They also talk about government plans for yet another SOE and the removal of Floyd Shivambu as MK secretary general. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0x-GBqja0V4

Of Trump, tacos, chickens and the nastiest of questions
- By Steven Boykey Sidley
- . Jun 3, 2025
On 2 May, Financial Times writer Robert Armstrong used the term TACO in an article, defining it as "Trump Always Chickens Out." He was referring to Trump's tariffs − Trump's predilection for threatening huge punitive actions and then backpedalling soon

Shifting sands of the BEE debate
- By Daily Friend
- . Jun 2, 2025
Nicholas Lorimer and John Endres discuss the rapidly changing BEE debate and how it is shifting towards admitting BEE’s failure. They also talk about SA’s crime problem and its effect on economic growth. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-pKhV3PpxKI

A “small, minority party”, with an outsized influence
- By Terence Corrigan
- . Jun 2, 2025
It’s a “small, minority party”, President Cyril Ramaphosa told his American counterpart at their face-to-face a week ago. It was not a part of the government, and its rhetoric did not reflect government policy. He was referring to the Economic

South Africa: The curse of high expectations
- By Viv Vermaak
- . Jun 1, 2025
It is a story as old as humanity itself. Icarus burns his wings when he flies too close to the sun. Icarus didn't fail – he just aimed too high. He had a good plan: his wings were well-designed, he

The black victims of BEE
- By Andrew Kenny
- . Jun 1, 2025
BEE has one purpose only, and that is to enrich the political elite. It has been brilliantly successful. The result of BEE exactly fulfills the intention: it has made the rich richer and the poor poorer, and has worsened the