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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Constitution
Expropriation: From Constitutional Development to Constitutional Deterioration
South African political discourse has been alive with discussion about the Constitution and specifically section 25 thereof, which protects the
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What on Earth is Ramaphosa Up To?
The African National Congress (ANC) has reached a cul-de-sac in its bid to neutralise the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) and growing
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Is the South African Constitution the ‘Best in the World’?
It is treated almost as trite in South African political discourse that our constitution, officially called the Constitution of the
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New Land Restitution Bill Deeply Flawed and Unconstitutional – IRR
The new Restitution of Land Rights Amendment Bill aims at re-opening the land claims process for five years, and is
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Government by the Governed
Written by: William MA Chandler Introduction The Caribbean and the continent many call ‘Africa’ today share, not only the same kin
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FMF Welcomes Changes To Hate Speech Bill, But Concerns Remain
The Free Market Foundation (FMF) has welcomed changes to the justice department’s Prevention and Combating of Hate Crimes and Hate
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Vicki Momberg’s Conviction for Racist Speech is Nothing Short of Totalitarian
Written by: Ryan Rutherford The sentencing of Vicki Momberg to three years’ imprisonment, one year of which is suspended, in the
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One Continent, One Currency, Artificial Borders: What Lies Ahead?
Written by: Bill Harrington The African Continental Free Trade Area (AFCTA) is aimed at deepening African economic integration, promoting agricultural
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10 Signs of an Approaching Dictatorship in South Africa
“Dictatorship” is a very strong word. It is usually used to indicate the absence of a constitution and the presence
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