Amid the noise and fury around the theft of President Ramaphosa’s forex, the sacking of the Public Protector and the arrest of the Gupta brothers

Horrible memories of the terrible events of 1972 came back to me when I heard about the plans of Boris Johnson, the British Prime Minister,

My father would have loved the place. It had the kind of wooden floor that he liked.  He would have fancied himself a cowboy from

There is something surreal about the high pitched denunciation of apparent racism that percolates in our public space. The response to the alleged racist urinating

The free, prosperous, and civilised liberal democratic world that we have lived in all our lives, and which we take so for granted, is in

South Africa needs a more ‘activist’ state, President Ramaphosa told a media briefing last week.  State support had provided the country with one of its

Infected by critical race theory, university campuses are beginning to re-introduce segregation based on race, gender and other identity signifiers. When Louis Farrakhan, leader of

In a Brenthurst Wealth research note published in April this year, the late economist Mike Schüssler pointed out that there were just 6.8 million taxpayers

From October, the world might have to be a lot more careful about doing business with South Africa. It will mean more form-filling and hassles

Rich people in developed countries pay less for all manner of things than poor South Africans do. Government ought to unilaterally drop import barriers to