Gloves off between Musk and Starmer

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Elon Musk must be terrified. Word in Downing Street is that a crack squad of diplomats and former civil servants is being assembled to travel

Now is the time for the GNU to pre-empt the radicals on the Reserve Bank

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The instances of historical societies and civilisation crumbling under the weight of hyperinflation are numerous – as are modern examples. South Africa has thus far

The Transnet imperative

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Of all the vertically and horizontally integrated freight and ports companies that have existed in the world, Transnet is the last remaining of its kind.

Argentina: A year on for Javier Milei as a radical libertarian President

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Javier Milei, who describes himself as a radical libertarian anarcho-capitalist, has now been President of Argentina for almost a year. He promised to end the

Wilgenhof drama could have been avoided if university had acted rationally

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For ten months, Wilgenhof has kept receiving intense attention. The saga has followed an unnecessarily complicated path, one that has seriously damaged the name of

Right of reply: Israel is turning up the smokescreen to obscure the ICC’s warrant for Netanyahu

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Now that the rabid dog that brutally occupies Palestine and has done so with impunity for 77 years is finally being called out by the

The Decrepit State of the Humanities in South Africa

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The 1980s was a wonderful time to attend university in South Africa. The rich vibrancy of the debates appealed to me. While attending the former

Defending liberalism against authoritarianism

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Around the world, the illiberal left battles the illiberal right. Liberals are caught in the middle, fighting a war few seem to care about. The

Property rights and the future of the GNU

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There have certainly been some rough waters for the Government of National Unity, over such legislation as National Health Insurance, the Basic Education Laws Amendment

SA’s crisis management disposition

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If confronted by a perilous crisis, would we come together as a nation to objectively assess the situation and then design and execute an effective