Andrew Kenny
Andrew Kenny is a writer, an engineer and a classical liberal.
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We know how to undo the ANC’s disastrous policies
We know exactly how the ANC’s disastrous policies have wrecked our country. But we dare not say so. We know exactly the right policies to
The immoral history of the ANC
Is President Cyril Ramaphosa the most immoral leader the ANC has ever had? An incident and an image last month made me ponder this. Is
Sasol stakeholders and climate change
For the first time in my life, I took part in the Annual General Meeting (AGM) of a public company. This was the Sasol AGM
Why does the ANC condone the genocide of Black Africans?
Why did the ANC not condemn the deliberate slaughter of 300,000 black African men, women and children in the Sudan but goes out of its
At last! some good sense on energy
What a relief! The Department of Minerals and Energy has just released its plan for South Africa’s electricity supply until the year 2050. This is
If Elon Musk had stayed in South Africa
Where would Elon Musk be now if he had not left South Africa? Probable answers: he might be in a prison or in a morgue.
How does hatred come from religion and literature?
Tomorrow is the New Year, and today is a time to ponder. Has 2023 been an exceptionally horrible year? Probably not, I suppose, although it
Lenin and Somerset Maugham in Russia in 1917
This is not the time of year to be writing about current politics, so I shall not do so. It is the time of year
Nuclear power and COP 28
It is somewhat ironic that the official announcement that South Africa is to begin the process of acquiring 2 500 MW of new nuclear power
UK panic over black immigration
Fifty-seven years ago, the British Labour Party government panicked over black immigration to Britain. It passed the 1968 Commonwealth Immigration Act. An immigration expert commented,