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Mangosuthu Gatsha Buthelezi, a pivotal figure in South Africa’s history, refused to accept the illusion of apartheid’s “independence” for KwaZulu Bantustan, challenging the NP government.
Adv Hein van der Walt addresses the challenges faced by property owners in Johannesburg and highlights the issues surrounding it.
Joburg faces a property crisis as the affluent struggle to sell their homes, while the underprivileged grapple with unaffordable housing.
While the Koeberg Nuclear Power Station stands as a cornerstone of South Africa’s power history, recent mishaps and disputes have shaken its reputation.
Andrew Kenny outlines a crisis that South Africa’s education system is facing due to a siege from Diversity, Inclusivity, and Equity (DIE) activists.
Andrew Kenny dissects the contentious chant ‘Kill the Boer’ by Julius Malema and the subsequent reactions it triggered.
Andrew Kenny sheds light on the prevailing lawlessness and intimidation by criminal elements, particularly in the taxi industry, in South Africa.
Dr Jeffery’s insightful research provides a clear understanding of the country’s current political landscape and the urgent need for change.
As the UK’s NHS celebrates its 75th anniversary, Andrew Kenny reflects on his personal experiences with the NHS and questions its effectiveness.
The greens are becoming divided on nuclear power. Initially they were all against it but in recent years many have swung in favour of it.