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Fixing South Africa in two easy steps

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Chris Hattingh and Nicholas Lorimer, on today's show, discuss comments by Moeletsi Mbeki on how to get SA moving again. They also talk trade and the EFF's plan to beat MK. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J6Usc1oBVG4

In No Uncertain Terms

The censors behind the scenes

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Governments are dangerous agents of censorship. Behind the scenes, however, there are far less accountable private censors, acting on behalf of self-appointed fringe moralists. Steam, the world’s most popular full-featured video game distribution platform, quietly added a new rule for

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Alienation of Johannesburg sports facilities: a distraction from decades of failure

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Johannesburg residents − and DA councillors − are alarmed at the recent move by the Johannesburg Property Company (JPC) on well-used and functioning public infrastructure, sports facilities and open spaces in the city, through outright sale, long-term leases or ceding

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The wanker apocalypse

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I’m not usually one for people’s bedrooms, but a feature of Britain’s Online Safety Act (OSA) kicks in today, meaning that mandatory age verification is required to access online pornography – and I find myself nodding in approval at my

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SA's great debt crisis

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Nicholas Lorimer and Terence Corrigan discuss the debt problems in Gauteng and what this says about the larger problem of debt in the South African middle class, they also discuss some Petty and silly diplomatic moves by South African government

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Yes, your favourite public park should be privatised 

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Few things have gripped the social imagination so firmly as the notion that “public = government = good” and “private = insular = bad.” This victory of rent-seeking statism over our collective minds is to be condemned, not embraced like

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It may not feel like it, but SA has come a long way

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The oldest Springbok died this week. Des van Jaarsveldt died at the age of 96. He had been a stalwart of Rhodesian rugby and played one Test for the Springboks. He also captained the side and scored a try, in

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Corruption chickens coming home to roost?

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In this episode of The Daily Friend Show, Michael Morris and Hermann Pretorius dive into the multi-faceted and evergreen issue of corruption. A new proposed law in Washington, D.C., paves the way for the US government to put sanctions on