Terence Corrigan

“Terrence he is an extremely dangerous world leader. You need to speak out about that,” read the note on Facebook messenger. This was on the

I experienced some profound instances of déjà vu over the past week or so. When I returned to the Institute of Race Relations in 2018,

“If you see the faces of a Board of Directors when they realise they are under attack, you’d swear they’d seen a ghost.” So says

Ruminations on “Truth” (Part 2) Last week, Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced that the company’s platforms – Facebook and Instagram – would discontinue their fact-checking

“Truth.” “The Truth.” “Speak Truth to Power.” Over the last few months, in informal conversation, on social media, and in the media, I’ve found it

This article, one of several selected pieces being republished over the festive season, first appeared on 15 July 2024. I’ve made the point several times

This article, one of several selected pieces being republished this month, first appeared on 15 April. In any environment, crime is a burden on business.

This article, one of several selected pieces being republished this month, first appeared on 28 October. Dr Oscar van Heerden is apparently an accomplished academic,

This article, one of several selected pieces being republished this month, first appeared on 14 October. Over the last couple of weeks, three disturbing stories

Haliotis midae – abalone or perlemoen – is a large sea snail found along South Africa’s coast, particularly in the Western and Eastern Cape. It