Martin van Staden

One of the common criticisms “of” (a strawman of) the Index of Race Law is that most if not all of the post-1994 race laws

Yesterday, Democratic Alliance (DA) leader John Steenhuisen formed part of a delegation that visited Donald Trump to plead South Africa’s case. Precisely what Steenhuisen’s contributions

We talk a lot about the fast media cycle in the age of information, but more concerning is the fast “knowledge” cycle: things people knew

You’re against the Patriot Act? What, you aren’t a patriot? You’re against Bantu education? What, don’t you believe members of Bantu ethnicities are entitled to

Anton Harber continues his defence of race law on the basis of the noble-hearted intentions of the selfless and pure souls who serve in South

The 2025 national budget is gearing up to be South Africa’s most contentious, possibly ever.   That budgets are now on the table of contestation is

“We need municipal authorisation,” is a common line heard from community organisers that on its face appears innocuous but might increasingly hold deadly consequences. What will

AfriForum has for many years been waging a lonely war against South African journalists and “fact-checkers” peddling the myth of white genocide but attributing it

The past few weeks have seen a wave of critical commentary targeting the IRR’s Index of Race Law, an initiative I have had the privilege

On 21 March, Julius Malema celebrated Human Rights Day by once again inciting the killings of (primarily white) farmers. The Supreme Court of Appeal last