Simple scientific fallacies about climate change
I was not going to bother to comment on the usual wretched nonsense of the latest UN climate change conference, COP29, taking place in Azerbaijan
The Painful Decline of the EFF
It’s becoming increasingly apparent that the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) are facing a harsh decline, marked by internal strife, defections, and a shrinking influence. Once
Parliamentary committee poorly served by embarrassing, ill-informed views
On 4 November the Parliamentary Communication Services issued a media statement about the Gauteng Department of Education’s investigation into racism at the Pretoria High School
Who will run America’s health agencies?
RFK Jr., whom US president-elect Donald Trump tapped to be in charge of all the health agencies, has been soliciting nominees online. US president-elect Donald
Bad apples in Trump’s potential picks
Aseem Malhotra is a British cardiologist who rose to fame during the vestigial tail of “Covid” and its political implications. Today he is being tipped
Is the DA abandoning its values in the GNU?
Almost three decades ago, the erstwhile Democratic Party (DP) campaigned on a motto of “Freedom, Free Enterprise, Federalism.” Today – when those three things are
The Chagos Islands: many dangers ahead
The Chagos Islands: many dangers ahead On 3rd October 2024 the Labour government in the United Kingdom (UK) agreed to cede the Chagos Islands in
Which way will Swapo go?
This year has been one of the electoral contentious years in history. There was an unprecedented number of elections, with incumbents either being voted out
Municipal Collapse: Waiting for the voters to elect councils that can do the job
In South Africa we have rolling crises that sometimes ease, but more often, worsen in phases. We have been through multiple crises in recent years:
Are there upsides to a Trump presidency?
It’s no secret that I’m not a fan of Donald Trump, president-elect of the US, but could we expect some good things? I’ve written at