That the international coverage of chaos in KwaZulu-Natal and Gauteng was superseded by the assassination of Haiti’s president was not totally random. Liberation movements don’t

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The challenge confronting people – and, to be honest, I am one of them – who are unsettled by the notion that the right to

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

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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

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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