Racist murder at Mkhondo, or another Coligny injustice?

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I have issued a statement today in which I explain why the IRR will be looking to verify the version of events set out by

A Cheshire Cat and Two Red Herrings – what ‘nil’ compensation is likely to mean in practice

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Last week the Ad Hoc Committee responsible for drafting an expropriation-without- compensation (EWC) constitutional amendment bill (the EWC Bill) invited three ministers, including minister of

Climate change matters

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Climate change is probably the gravest threat facing humanity today. Indeed, not only for humanity, but for all the myriad of species which have prospered

BRICS Bank: Easing Debt and Reform Pressure on South Africa

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Last week South Africa received a $1 billion loan from the New Development Bank, the bank set up by Brazil, Russia, India, China, and ourselves,

Monidiot wants a planetary bailout

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Radical green/socialist activist George Monbiot has made a short video describing the Covid-19 pandemic as ‘a symptom of a global economic system that is destroying

Is there really a 97% consensus about global warming and its consequences?

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On its Climate Science Information Centre, extended in February to South Africa, Facebook states that “at least 97% of published scientists agree that global warming

Helen Zille’s #StayWoke: Go Broke – A Note on the Culture Wars

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Helen Zille’s new book, ‘#STAY WOKE: GO BROKE Why South Africa won’t survive America’s culture wars (and what you can do about it),’ will be

Souring the dream: SA’s schooling failure

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The Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) has calculated that giving every child access to education and the skills needed to participate fully in

The strange psychology of anti-racism

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How do you know what is racism and what is not? Anti-racist orthodoxy is bewildering and constantly changing, so that yesterday’s words attacking racism might

Spanish democracy under attack

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A danger to democracy in Spain was demonstrated this week when the country’s conservative party, Vox – the third largest in the national parliament –