

The South African evil that we ignore
- By Andrew Kenny
- . Apr 27, 2025
There was a terrible story in last week’s Sunday Times. I read it and, since it was straightforward except for some details, I understood it.

The South African Executive: A Shrine to Dead Ideologies
- By Paul Maritz
- . Apr 27, 2025

The Caravan Zig-zags On
- By Mike Berger
- . Apr 27, 2025

Letter to the Editor
- By Daily Friend
- . Apr 26, 2025

The subtle re-racialisation of property rights
- By Reuben Coetzer
- . Apr 26, 2025

US beekeeper arrested over role in Rwandan genocide
- By Staff Writer
- . Apr 27, 2025

Warhol print accidentally thrown away in Dutch town
- By Staff Writer
- . Apr 27, 2025

California now world’s fourth-biggest economy
- By Staff Writer
- . Apr 27, 2025



BEE isn't as popular as you think
- By Daily Friend
- . Apr 25, 2025
Today's Daily Friend Show with Nicholas Lorimer, John Endres, and Marius Roodt discuss the polling down by IPSOS which shows South Africans are sceptical of BEE. They also discuss the climb down on VAT and the ANC’s internal factional battles.

Hermann Pretorius reveals the first part of the IRR survey on astonishing changes in political support
We present the podcasts of the weekly IRR Show on Chai FM. The show is broadcast live every Tuesday from 09h00 to 10h00 on Chai FM 101.9 and deals with the politics of the day and related issues. We also

Adapt or Die: The ANC at a Crossroads
- By John Endres
- . Apr 25, 2025
How has the Catholic Church, the oldest continuously existing institution in the world, survived for so long? Two thousand years have passed since its founding, and it remains a central force in the lives of over a billion people. Its

Wounded GNU: Should the DA leave?
- By Ivo Vegter
- . Apr 25, 2025
Yesterday was a red-letter day in the history of the Government of National Unity. Of unity, there was no sign. As dawn broke yesterday, Thursday 24 April 2025, it looked like the GNU’s days were numbered. First, a late-night announcement

The worst supervillain
- By Simon Lincoln Reader
- . Apr 25, 2025
Before James Bond converted to Islam, before he got knocked up in a Palestinian refugee camp, and before he was given a prize for social media moderation from some anti-racism centre linked to the British government, he was quite the

SA’s Goldilocks moment?
- By Chris Hattingh
- . Apr 25, 2025
While stating the global economy is at a “critical juncture,” in its latest World Economic Outlook the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has slashed its global GDP outlook for this year from the 3.3% projected in January to 2.8%. For South

Pearl Harbour avenged
- By Nicholas Lorimer
- . Apr 25, 2025
This Week in History recalls memorable and decisive events and personalities of the past. 18th April 1943 – In Operation Vengeance, Admiral Isoroku Yamamoto is killed when his aircraft is shot down by US fighters over Bougainville Island Admiral Yamamoto, a

ANC withdraws VAT increase
- By Daily Friend
- . Apr 24, 2025
Terence Corrigan and Nicholas Lorimer discuss the decision by the finance minister to withdraw the VAT increase. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yzSD7Rn21Zs