Freedom to choose
Are individuals free to choose their own path towards happiness, or do other forces control what an individual may pursue? The answer depends on the
An “educational” trip to Italy that cost South African learners millions
Not too long ago, the MEC for Education in the North West province, Viola Motsumi, boarded a plane with six work colleagues at a cost
Pax Americana II: ripping up the global trade and currency system
Although Trump’s on-again, off-again tariffs and tariff threats seem confusing and contradictory, let’s examine the underlying motives. Earlier this week, I touched on a few
Max the Usurper – the worst white liberal in the British media
The scent of Armageddon filled every North London home last Sunday. Local transgender activist Max du Preez took his defence of the ANC international, with
Why AfriForum is right to reject the “white genocide” narrative
AfriForum has for many years been waging a lonely war against South African journalists and “fact-checkers” peddling the myth of white genocide but attributing it
The ANC’s and DA’s fates are bound together
Whilst our democratic-era politics has had parties and personalities rise and fall since at least 1999, it has in many ways revolved around a battle
The ANC can’t save itself by a “reset” of the GNU
The ANC showed yesterday that it is desperate to dilute the role of the DA in any future power-sharing arrangement. It hopes it can more
Make it make sense!
Without straight answers from the White House, nothing about America’s trade policy makes any sense. Why did US president Donald Trump levy a 10% import
The ANC’s dangerous delusions
“If I had a world of my own, everything would be nonsense. Nothing would be what it is, because everything would be what it isn’t.
Method or madness or both? Trump and his tariffs
The ructions caused by US President Donald Trump’s tariff blitz have been severe and felt all over the world, not least in Africa, where some