Parliament May Soon Bar Us From Getting Firearm Licences For Self-Defence
Parliament may soon adopt a law barring South Africans from obtaining firearm licences for the purpose of self-defence. That is
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Politics
A House Divided: The Fragile Birth of the American Republic
Written by: Liam King This essay is largely inspired by the writings of Joseph J. Ellis in his book titled
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South Africans Must Save Themselves and Not Wait For Government
The biggest fund manager in the country, owned by government, wants to move money out of the country. The pace
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Survey reveals South Africans don’t support EWC
In its quarterly market research survey, the South African Institute of Race Relations (IRR) released a poll on South African’s
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Finding Solutions To Land Reform Not All That Inclusive After All
Written by: Terence Corrigan Concerns about the impact of expropriation without compensation have gone global, but the solution will be local
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Reflecting on the Expropriation Hearings
If there are two testimonies that stood out to me during the parliamentary committee hearings on land reform, it was
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Correcting Pierre de Vos on the Constitution and the Constitutional Court
Prof Pierre de Vos of the University of Cape Town recently wrote on his popular blog, Constitutionally Speaking, a response
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Anarchism for the Future
Nothing about anarchy guarantees a free and prosperous world. It simply says that each individual should be able to choose
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Sounding the Alarm on Property Rights – Where the IRR Stands, and Why
Written by: Terence Corrigan Criticism has been levelled at the Institute of Race Relations (IRR) in recent weeks – including
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Shifting the Overton Window in South Africa
The ‘Overton window’ has become a buzzword among many liberty-loving colleagues and allies during the past few years. The term,
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