Shielded from accountability, deploying acolytes and benefiting himself, the president has become untouchable CAROL PATON 03 MARCH 2016 Jacob Zuma’s presidency has taken on a particular flavour. Exposés of capricious political interference in important arms…
By Michael Snyder, on March 2nd, 2016 Why are so few voices warning the people about what is coming? We stand at the door of a period of distress that will be unlike anything that…
It’s not the people’s job to fix government; it’s government’s job to fix itself and people’s job to pay taxes to a functioning government SIYA KHUMALO 02 MARCH 2016 PICTURE: GIANLUIGI GUERCIA Elections are…
BY GARETH VAN ONSELEN, 29 FEBRUARY 2016, 06:09 The last few months have seen the murders of several prominent ANC members in cases that remain unsolved. A common factor is the use of drive-by shootings,…
INTRODUCTION Unlike most of the rest of Africa, South Africa was very sparsely populated at the time when the first Europeans arrived. They came, not to settle, but to resupply their ships on long voyages…
By Mark Weber The Anglo-Boer War of 1899-1902 was more than the first major military clash of the 20th century. Pitting as it did the might of the globe-girdling British Empire, backed by international…
25 February 2016 By Mike Smith 26th of February 2016 Living in South Africa can be very amusing sometimes when one has to deal with blacks. For instance their flatout denial of theft or stupidity…
by DENNIS PRAGER February 16, 2016 12:00 AM @DENNISPRAGER Part II in a series about widely held beliefs that are either untrue or meaningless A pillar of contemporary Leftism is the notion of “white privilege.”…
INSTITUTE FOR HISTORICAL REVIEW Ivor Benson The main argument which I seek to establish in this paper falls into three parts and can be summarized as follows: The history of South Africa, since shortly…
