Home Politics Page 3

Politics

Random

Freedom Day: The Price of Eternal Vigilance is Still to be Paid

Martin van Staden - 27 April 2017

The Parliament Buildings in Cape Town. Credit: GCIS

Mr Roets Goes To Cape Town: When The NDR Agenda Was Exposed

liberty

How To Get Involved In South Africa’s Liberal Movement

Zuma is Gone – But That Doesn’t Even Begin To Solve South Africa’s Problems

Guadalupe: Cheapening an Honor

BEE

B-BBEE Un-Sugarcoated

Guest Writer - 14 February 2017

Why the Global Backlash Against Political Elites Resonates in SA

Marius Roodt - 21 November 2018

private property

New Land Restitution Bill Deeply Flawed and Unconstitutional – IRR

Guest Writer - 29 June 2018

Source: The Telegraph. racism

74 Rules for Politics

Dr Harald Sitta - 26 October 2018

The EFF is Hypocritical in its Handling of Racial Debates

Kamogelo Mangena - 12 June 2017

Councillors are our only Hope

Guest Writer - 3 April 2012

Is South Africa Approaching a Civil War?

Nicholas Woode-Smith - 8 March 2018

The End of Kleptocracy in South Africa? Not Likely

Daniël Eloff - 15 February 2018

And Then There Were Two

Martin van Staden - 11 September 2018

Pravin Gordhan

Gordhan squares up with Zuma

Guest Writer - 5 March 2016

1 234...32 Page 3 of 32