SA has more to worry about than Covid-19
The dire state of the economy is giving South Africans more to worry about than the global pandemic. This is among the findings of the
SAtired – edition three
Hello and welcome! This little weekly column will present politics at its most absurd. SAtired supports freedom of speech, small government and free markets. This means we’re
Bliss glimpsed in entrancing verbal duel
Film review: Malcolm and Marie Director: Sam Levinson; Screenplay: Sam Levinson; Cast: Zendaya and John David Washington (Released: 29 January 2021) Rating: 10/10 A couple’s
It’s not a question of narrative
One of the excellent points made by Brian Pottinger in his 2009 book, The Mbeki Legacy, relates to the palpable frustration felt by South Africa’s
Politicians elbow healthcare workers out of vaccine queue
Nakedly self-serving politicians, from Cyril Ramaphosa on down, laid claim to the first vaccines rolled out in South Africa, making healthcare workers who put their
This Week in History recalls memorable and decisive events and personalities of the past. 12th February 2019 – The country known as the Republic of Macedonia
Cyril’s only ‘success’ is in advancing the NDR
Despite the many pious platitudes in last week’s SONA (state-of-the-nation address), the only ‘reforms’ President Cyril Ramaphosa is busy implementing are the policy shifts needed
Cuba and SA: A complex web of loyalties and commitments
South Africa’s cabinet will be proposing the Contingente Internacional de médicos especializados en situaciones de desastre y graves epidemias ‘Henry Reeve’ – the Cuban ‘medical
Will there be a jobs bloodbath?
One of the constant goals put forward in State of the Nation Addresses has been greater job creation. Last week President Cyril Ramaphosa said one
Defenders of expropriation bear a heavy moral burden
Professor Ruth Hall of the University of the Western Cape’s Institute for Poverty, Land & Agrarian Studies began a lengthy defence of the government’s Expropriation