Lee Stuttaford
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Mboweni and the minimum wage: will the costs to the jobless be considered?
Economic recovery is the keynote of finance minister Tito Mboweni’s every public statement – but will the government tackle the one thing that’s most likely
Mugabe’s gone, but look what’s left
I laughed when I learned I shared a name with the former president of Zimbabwe … but that night I dreamed of killing Robert Gabriel
What classical liberalism really stands for
Gabriel Crouse | 17 August 2019 Analyst Prince Mashele’s real problem with Helen Zille is that he does not like the idea of liberalism at
Mayor Pete, my man – until he stumbled
I thought Pete Buttigieg was the perfect candidate to counter Donald Trump … and then he abandoned principle in pursuit of the ‘black vote’. The
Revisiting the white privilege debate: an open letter*
I address this open letter to Kevin Leathem, the deputy principal of Jeppe High School in Johannesburg, whose speech about white privilege went viral a
In Memoriam: Raymond Louw 1926 – 2019
‘A well-informed society works. You cannot beat that.’ Distinguished journalist Raymond Louw, acknowledged in South Africa and abroad as a preeminent fighter for freedom of
A farmer contemplates the conundrum of Goldman Sachs’ optimism
‘Jislaaik, I look at Goldman and I think to myself, what if I’m the idiot missing the flippin’ trick, here?’ Nampo is a good place
Musings of a white guy at an EFF rally
I’m not sure what exactly drew me to the EFF rally, but once I was closing in on Orlando Stadium, it became the sense of
The intersection of language and power EFF-style
When Julius Malema denigrates blacks, he doesn’t think he’s being racist because “blacks can’t be racist”. Talk in the South African public arena, like ‘most