This is a shocking story about a racist cousin of mine. I was reminded of it in this age of Critical Race Theory (CRT) and

On 6th January 2022 Richard Littlejohn of the UK’s Daily Mail wrote: “The acquittal of four statue-topplers in Bristol this week is further evidence of

What does 2022 hold for South Africa? We continue to consider the country to be in an exceptionally fragile state both politically and economically.  South

And whose name was on Rampedi’s copy? Who was the origin of the abbreviated version he received? It was Tom Moyane himself. That was confirmed

Over the past week, the Economic Freedom Fighters visited restaurants ‘to check employment ratio of South Africans and foreign nationals’, scouring employee lists to gather their

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Thursday this week, 20th January, is the 80th anniversary of the conference at Wannsee in Berlin where Nazi bosses decided on further steps towards bringing