Harness inequality and science to create jobs
Criticism of the party Nelson Mandela personified had been restrained until Jacob Zuma appointed, briefly, a lackey as finance minister. So how can it be
Hitler comments not first time lecturer has overstepped the mark
‘Hitler committed no crime. All Hitler did was to do to white people what white people had normally reserved for black people.’ These comments came
Government claims a vaccine monopoly after all
After furiously denying in a sworn affidavit that the government stood in the way of private sector procurement of Covid-19 vaccines, the medicine regulator has
A matter of ‘certainty’
Certainty, certainty, certainty… an evocative concept that populates our political discourse. It is a commodity, it seems, that we need above all else. If only
This Week in History recalls memorable and decisive events and personalities of the past. 1st April 1939 – Spanish Civil War: Generalísimo Francisco Franco of the Spanish State announces
TDF Show – UCT lecturer claims Hitler did nothing wrong
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Employment or EWC – what do ordinary South Africans want?
A fortnight ago the Ad Hoc Committee responsible for drafting the expropriation-without-compensation (EWC) constitutional amendment bill (the Bill) claimed that a burning land hunger among
Cabo Delgado: Consequences of a failing state
More than a week after last month’s attack on Palma, the Mozambican authorities claimed to be in control of the town. There is still no
In defence of Dr Mercola
The following is a response to Ivo Vegter’s piece on Dr Mercola, Don’t cite Mercola at me, ever! “Everything we Hear is an Opinion and
Scaremongering about oil and gas drilling
Ominous warnings written by environmental activists are designed to whip up public opposition to oil and gas production off the South African coast. We should