The Significance of Charlie Kirk’s Death for Liberty
Liberty in the land of the free is in peril when discussion of religion, gender and politics is not only...
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.
Atrocities Should Be Evenly Pursued
The inquest into the killing of five children in Mthatha by security forces in 1993 is the latest in the...
Decarbonisation Is Betrayed Science
It is a great pity that Business Report routinely devotes pages to scientifically false articles produced by the Presidential Climate Commission, the...
A Lesson From Neil De Beer’s Suffering
Farouk Araie’s heartfelt tribute on the passing of Neil De Beer and appreciation for Neil’s relentless stand for justice surely...
The Travesty of Demographic Disregard for Diversity
It is not possible to read the headline in the Business Report of August 29, reporting that the Industrial Development Corporation...
Equality Court’s Malema Verdict Is Cravenly Feeble
Scrutiny of the reasons Julius Malema gives for rejecting the Equality Court’s finding that he is guilty of hate speech...
Root Cause of Municipal Dysfunction Is ANC Cadre Deployment
Given the history of failure by the KZN provincial government to rectify the shambles that pass for governance in Msunduzi...
The Contradictions of B-BBEE’s Moorings
Since its inception, B-BBEE has been a Trojan horse intended incrementally to attain total black control of the economy. But...
South Africa in the Context of Africa’s Coup Disease History
The political stance aired by the SANDF chief, General Rudzani Maphwanya, during his recent visit to Iran and the differing...
‘We Came, We Corrupted, We Looted’
President Ramaphosa’s assertion that the purpose of his national dialogue is to outline the role and responsibilities of the state...
