Storm forecast: Winde, with brighter prospects
The Honourable Mmusi Maimane should resign as leader of the Democratic Alliance (DA). The DA is still reeling from its worst political performance in the
The Treasury’s growth plan deserves more support than it is getting
A month has passed since the National Treasury published its “economic strategy” proposals. Some 700 submissions about them have evidently been made. Regrettably, however, the
Modern Madness
I was keen to get hold of a copy of Douglas Murray’s The Madness of Crowds as soon as I read a bad review about
Trade unions resist democracy
Nothing reveals more clearly the destructive motives of many South Africa trade unions than their furious opposition to the law passed this month making compulsory
Greta, the children’s crusader
In the early spring of 1212 crusading fever was sweeping Europe. Many speculated (as they always did) that the return of Christ was imminent and
State land ownership to ‘break the power of white capital’, not provide redress
Land redistribution of the kind envisaged by the ANC and its SACP ally will empower the state, not provide redress for past land injustices. Speaking
Greta, there’s more to it than that
According to Wikipedia, Greta Thunberg first heard about climate change when she was 8 years old, and couldn’t understand why so little was being done
The Mob Rules!
High levels of unemployment, crime and corruption have pushed many South Africans over the edge, as the government time and time again fails to meet