New light is shed on the president’s politics, smoothed over in ‘Long Walk to Freedom’ Rian Malan Rian Malan 18 January 2014 This is a story about Nelson Mandela, and it begins on Robben Island…
By Staff WriterJune 18, 2015 Global peace is deteriorating as the economic impact of national and international violence escalates to $14.3 trillion (R178 trillion) – up significantly from a cost of $9.8 trillion in 2014. These are…
“White genocide” is a term that is receiving greater attention lately in media and in online communities, but not everyone fully understands its meaning. We have recently written an article that touches upon this subject,…
July 31, 2014 It is now widely recognized that European descendents of African countries, and South Africa’s white minority in general, are threatened. There are now two, no three, big black political parties who try…
By Staff WriterOctober 29, 2015 Trade union Solidarity says that statements made by Julius Malema on the racial makeup of the Johannesburg Stock Exchange incites racial tension unnecessarily, and is not an accurate reflection of…
POSTED BY: PRAAG JANUARY 17, 2016 The recent uproar in South Africa over the claims by ANC president Jacob Zuma that the 1913 Land Act dispossessed blacks is a blatant lie, and forms part of…
James Myburgh | 14 January 2016 James Myburgh examines the ideological subtext to the Penny Sparrow and Chris Hart controversies In the early weeks of January much of the South African intelligentsia descended into a…
Max Igan Current Affairs, Social News, Current Crisis 1/13/2016 2:12:00 AM The level of deception to which the human race has been subject is today, so vast and all-encompassing in its scale that it can…
Skip to main content Document Date Document Type Restitution of Land Rights Act: Claim for restitution of land rights: Erf 4849 in Stellenbosch, Western Cape: Comments invited G. 39802 GeN 106 – Comment by 11…
Azizzar Mosupi | 05 January, 2016 00:31 Thousands of holidaymakers enjoy the surf off Durban’s beachfront on New Year’s Day. Phillip Sithole, head of Durban Tourism, said more than 100000 people flocked to the city’s…
