Will the ANC give up power peacefully?
Much ink is being spilled – not only here at the Daily Friend but elsewhere – on the fact that the ANC is perilously close
The public health system: Quality, outcomes & medicolegal liabilities
This is the third in a series of five articles in which Michael Settas elaborates on the critically important distinction between universal health coverage (a
Marxists expose media capture plot
A new report has exposed the ugly truth about South Africa’s liberal media: its nefarious funders seek to advance democracy, defend press freedom, combat corruption,
Glinski’s triumph
This Week in History recalls memorable and decisive events and personalities of the past. 5th August 1506 – The Grand Duchy of Lithuania defeats the Crimean
The NDR steps up towards a BIG and MMT
President Cyril Ramaphosa is generally portrayed as a successful businessman with a pragmatic grasp of economic realities and a personal preference for the growth-friendly policies
Is the impulse to limit free speech becoming something more?
In the weeks since the launch of the Free Speech Union of South Africa (FSU SA) on 30 June, some have asked why it is
Redistributionism or Growth?
Basic Income Grant (BIG) – added to the increasing number of other forms of welfare – represents a major risk to South Africa’s fiscal responsibility
How coalitions will weaken the ANC
As the ANC falters in the years ahead, the South African landscape will be fundamentally changed. Election systems like that in South Africa, which use
Ebrahim Patel faces economic reality over chicken prices
In a stunning admission that import tariffs materially hurt consumers, so-called ‘anti-dumping’ tariffs on chicken are being suspended for a year. They should be suspended
National Interest discarded
Over the past week or so, foreign policy has gained a rare foothold in the news cycles of a country more concerned with its domestic