Lee Stuttaford

If South Africa remains on its present ‘land reform’ course, we shall pay a steep price for it. The Institute of Race Relations (IRR) has

There is little reason to imagine that the reckless policy course that prevailed throughout 2018 and into 2019 is anything but the ‘direction of policy’

Those who argue that black people involved in racial incidents should be treated more leniently than whites risk degrading the generous, ennobling universalism of human

All expectations are that, with the election now over, ‘the land question’ will again move swiftly to the centre of government’s agenda. A constitutional amendment

Robust debate on the best policies to take South Africa forward has been scant – and the risk we face is ending up as ‘just

Farmers ‘anoint’ President Ramaphosa, but is it just a matter of faith over hope? ‘The Bible says presidents and kings are appointed by the Lord.

Draft legislation would have removed self-defence as a grounds for owning a gun. If only the police and army have the right to have guns,

I’ve decided to retain this article on Editor’s Choice as it has provoked a huge response and brings into sharp focus the sort of dire

Despite the support for the growth of small business in South Africa, there has been little take up compared to its peers. Since before South

‘To raise our country and its people from the morass of racism and apartheid will require determination and effort.’  So said Nelson Mandela in an