The most corrupt of Britain’s politicians was one of her most productive leaders. He used a network of corruption to bring stability to the nation

Hello and welcome! This little column presents news and politics at its most absurd. SAtired supports freedom of speech, small government and free markets. This means we’re

This is the fourth of a five-part series setting out why South Africa blew up a week ago, arguing that the blow-up was not due

On the Daily Friend Show podcast recently, one of my colleagues, Sara Gon, joked that we needed to ensure civilians were armed to protect the

This is the third of a five-part series setting out why South Africa blew up a week ago, arguing that the blow-up was not due

The roots of violence in the taxi industry are deep and complex. At its heart lie a succession of incapable governments. The national government is

Any prospective piece of legislation must be evaluated from two perspectives. The first is whether the goal is to be supported. The second is whether

At the very start of South Africa’s lockdown just over 480 days ago, I described a discomforting insight that has a direct bearing on the

This is the second of a five-part series setting out why South Africa blew up a week ago, arguing that the blow-up was not due

Former Deputy Chief Justice Dikgang Moseneke issued a non-binding report to the Independent Electoral Commission calling for municipal elections to be postponed from October this