‘Authentic antiracism is rarely comfortable. Discomfort is key to my growth and thus desirable.’ Robin DiAngelo, White Fragility: Why It’s So Hard for White People

This week and next, tens of thousands of climate blowhards are gathering in a luxury coastal resort town, to make more promises they’ll never keep.

I heard a story some years back about a European diplomat whose term of duty in South Africa had come to an end in early

“Imagine what Julius Caesar would have done with a diploma in military studies!” So spoke a cartoon character in a joke set in ancient Rome

It may surprise you, although if you are a liberal it should not, that although I am a feminist I don’t hold with the romantic

What happens if your life does not suddenly make an about-turn, like all those stories you hear at the AA meetings? You don’t get the

Offering social welfare services to people who through mother nature’s vicissitudes cannot provide for themselves is a noble deed. However, for a long time now

Property rights are the bedrock of modern civilisation. Without certainty that one’s property will remain one’s own and not be stolen by criminals or robber

I was surprised by the enthusiastic, ideological defence of the colour bar by John Dludlu (“Dis-Chem is on the right path with transformation”), decades after

This is the third article in a series by Martin Humphries about the “school capture” of  St Stithians by its program of Diversity Equity and