Gabriel Crouse

Almost a month ago IRR CEO John Endres asked, “do you detect a shift in the force?” It was a funny way to ask a

In the fortnight since Theuns du Toit urinated on the laptop and other belongings of Babalo Ndwanyana in Huis Marais Residence at Stellenbosch University (SU)

Circa May 5 the lockdown measures currently in place will no longer apply under the Disaster Management Act, which is why Joe Phaahla, the Minister

A scientific study initiated at the Institute of Advanced Learning, Princeton, shows that racism has been undone in Rwanda much more profoundly than is often

Most South African pundits find the Russian-Ukrainian war very simple and easy to explain in moral terms, but I do not, because I favour Classical

Looking back over the last four years, from the moment in December 2017 when the ANC adopted a motion to change the Constitution to corrupt

Over the festive season, the Daily Friend has been rerunning some most-read, or especially significant, articles from 2021. The following piece was published on 27 June. Earlier

What does the end of the pandemic look like? One answer is provided by the UK, whose smoothed average Covid-19 deaths, and cases, are laid

On 28 September seventeen-year-old Qiniso Dlamini was fatally shot in the gut during a scuffle with farmer Garth Simpson. This is the story about how

Cooperative governance minister Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma created a constitutional crisis by shutting the voters’ roll before the promised registration weekend. Why did she disenfranchise people? She