Let law-abiding people defend themselves from harm
Proposed changes in the Firearms Control Amendment Bill have ignited fierce public debate on the implications for legal gun-ownership in South Africa. The draft legislation
Want to save South Africa? Save her cities
Stories about the decline of South Africa’s rural towns have been common for some time. But we are now seeing that even South Africa’s great
The lie of CRT
The real problem about ‘critical race theory’ is that it’s really Uncritical Racist Theory – that is, if you can classify such irrationalist hypocrisy as
SAtired – edition 10
Carl “never-say-die” Niehaus – Part I Combat Carl is the gift that keeps on giving. His face is set in a seemingly perpetual state of
FCA amendments: sports shooting in danger
Sports have always been a means by which people test themselves, as individuals and relative to others. They are among the oldest forms of entertainment,
How ‘Big Pharma profiteers’ really perform
In a wide variety of social media-fuelled half-truths, memes and conspiracy theories, the greedy profiteers of the pharmaceutical industry play a pivotal role. The entire
This Week in History recalls memorable and decisive events and personalities of the past. 4th July 1187 – The Crusades: Battle of Hattin – Saladin defeats
Lessons from the vaccine roll-out for the NHI
The government’s bungled and tardy Covid-19 vaccine roll-out has predictably led to an upsurge in infections, great suffering among the ill and isolated, and many
Collapsing Municipalities: The Party and No consequences
Most local governments in South Africa are in crisis, and the services they provide are fast deteriorating. There is no convincing nationwide plan to get out
Activists sabotage economic growth and job creation
If cadre deployment, or pervasive looting and corruption, or anti-growth economic policies, or bureaucratic red tape, or trade barriers, or blackouts, or crime, or lockdowns