UKZN Scientists Challenged
Since The Mercury’s publication of a report on July 26 headed ‘Debunking myths about Covid-19 vaccines,’ contradictory evidence has emanated...
Duncan Du Bois
Duncan Du Bois is an outstanding letter writer. He always has an unexpected
fresh angle on issues which he expresses in a manner that is difficult to ignore.
As a historian with a broad general knowledge and having the advantage of a wide political experience, his letters always contain insights that provide new perspectives on issues.
WHO Treaty Undermines Sovereignty
Are South Africa's minister of International Co-operation, Naledi Pandor, and our ambassador to the UN Mxolisi Nkosi, on the same...
Appeal to Professor Nigel Garrett, Dr Richard Lessells and Dr Nokukhanya Msomi
The untruths you disseminated concerning Covid vaccines at a UKZN workshop which were reported in the Tertiary Times of The...
Transnet And Eskom Reports Defy Reality
Two reports on the front page of Business Report would be well placed if the publication date was April 1...
TRANSNET and ESKOM Reports Defy Reality
Two reports on the front page of Business Report would be well placed if the publication date was April 1...
Ramaphosa Is Answerable To South Africa
It is ironic that on the anniversary of Mandela’s birthday when people are called to remember his role in ushering...
Disputing The Ranks Of Disgraced Leaders
While my June 15 Mercury lunch partner, Thyagaraj Markandan, makes an excellent case dissecting the fall of Boris Johnson (July...
ANC’s Cadre Deployment Has Historical Parallels
Despite its incompetence and corruption, the ANC’s continued support for the policy of cadre deployment (Tribune, July 10), has parallels...
The Vax Narrative Of Silence
The contents of the opinion piece lamenting what it called “the lost battle to get people vaccinated” (The Mercury, July...
Putin’s Currency Plans Have Merit
While the official narrative in the mass media is anti-Putin, his intention to pursue a new global reserve currency backed...
