

Past experience, and an imminent meeting
- By Terence Corrigan
- . May 19, 2025

Patriotic white engineers: Get out!
- By Andrew Kenny
- . May 18, 2025

Ideology behind SABC mess: AfriForum
- By Staff Writer
- . May 19, 2025

New weapons tested in Taiwan
- By Staff Writer
- . May 19, 2025



The Promised Land (as inspired by Karel Schoeman’s 1973 award-winning novel)
- By Paddi Clay
- . May 18, 2025
Oh yes, our land is lovely – but one day we may have to consider leaving it. As a white South African born in the ‘50s I have been conscious of this much of my life. In the ‘50s there

Why South Africa Needs a Leaner, Fairer, Safer State
- By Reuben Coetzer
- . May 17, 2025
Each year, the South African Parliament issues a quiet but important invitation to the general public, inviting ordinary South Africans to submit proposals and suggestions to amend the Constitution. It’s a democratic gesture and part of the machinery that keeps

Why don’t we exclude politics from the beautiful game?
- By Kenneth Mokgatlhe wa Kgwadi
- . May 17, 2025
The South African Police Service (SAPS) deserves praise for dealing with the violent protesters who call themselves Red Card Israel, who were causing chaos at Loftus Versfeld Stadium in Pretoria during a football match between South Africa and Malawi on

Competition Commission parroting European antitrust law will harm economic dynamism
- By Zakhele Mthembu
- . May 17, 2025
Whether consciously or unconsciously, the European Union (EU) influences how South African competition regulators formulate policy, guided by what is usually termed “international best practice.” This influence is not beneficial for the domestic economy, as EU policies stem from the

Urgency of SA Water Crisis Drying Up as Rain-Free Winter Months Lie Ahead
- By Nicole Pretorius
- . May 17, 2025
With so much happening in the political sphere, and while politicians are fighting for centre stage, the intensifying water crisis mustn't be forgotten, especially since the dry, rain-free South African winter months lie ahead. Not too long ago, the water

Arrogance in Randburg
- By James Lorimer
- . May 16, 2025
The ANC thought they were on to a good thing when they started accusing the DA of arrogance. As it became harder and harder for them to succeed with substantive arguments against DA policies which have a record of success

Macpherson: Nil compensation is compensation
- By Daily Friend
- . May 16, 2025
Today's Daily Friend Show with Nicholas Lorimer, John Endres, Chris Hattingh, and Hermann Pretorius discuss comments by Minister of Public Works and Infrastructure, Dean Macpherson, about the expropriation bill including that Nil compensation is a form of compensation. The also

The most dangerous place to be an Afrikaner ally
- By Simon Lincoln Reader
- . May 16, 2025
Some years ago, I came up with the design for a badge: “Afrikaner Ally”. But it didn’t matter if its reference was to Pierneef or Deneys Reitz or C. Louis Leipoldt, because just as I was finishing it, I realised