Regarding the University of Cape Town: Richard Wilkinson’s response to Dr Max Price

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On Sunday, Dr Max Price published a reply to my article entitled “The Liberation of the University of Cape Town is Underway.” He takes issue

Using the DA’s economic policy document to challenge the ANC

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At long last the Democratic Alliance (DA) has a comprehensive economic reform agenda to fight unemployment, spur small business start-ups, raise growth, and challenge the

Big companies ditch this hopeless backwater

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When even big business calls it quits on South Africa, we have to accept that the economic outlook is poor. Small businesses are fragile. They’re

The South African taxpayer needs a break

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In South Africa, we are subjected to a state that provides education, healthcare, and employment for citizens. However, since a state does not generate any

MK’s manifesto: classic populism

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About a year ago, I wrote a review of a book entitled ‘In the Name of the People: How Populism is Rewiring the World’. A

Do good policies always lose votes?

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Do good policies always lose votes? In an election campaign, if a political party offered clear, sound policies that have proved successful wherever they have

How do you explain bitcoin to a Pick n Pay teller?

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Earlier this week I bought groceries at the Pick n Pay with Bitcoin. It was my first time. I felt as it must have felt

Reply to Richard Wilkinson: Max Price replies to ‘The liberation of UCT from woke oppression has begun’

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The article by Richard Wilkinson ‘The liberation of UCT from woke oppression has begun’ (Daily Friend 26 April 2024) is riddled with falsehoods, non-sequitur conclusions,

Can federalism answer the problem of lawlessness?

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My sister travels quite a bit around the world for her job. She recently remarked, when we were all together for a family gathering in

Development as a victimless crime 

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Traditionally, a victimless crime was an attempt to save individuals from themselves, usually by the imposition of personal moral values on a non-consenting sinner. This