Selective outrage: Andrew Kenny exposes President Ramaphosa’s hypocrisy on genocide
Ramaphosa’s stance on genocide appears selective, driven more by political expediency than genuine humanitarian concern.
Ramaphosa’s stance on genocide appears selective, driven more by political expediency than genuine humanitarian concern.
Amid Eskom’s failures and looming price hikes, calls for a free market in electricity surge. But what’s the blueprint for this shift? Who stands to gain?
Does the ANC now sympathise with Russia and condemn ISIS? Or does the ANC condemn the Russian torture of the four suspected gunmen?
Haiti and Cuba, separated by less than 80 kilometres, share histories rife with upheaval, and now share a present of crisis.
In three decades of ANC rule in South Africa, the promise of dismantling apartheid’s racial inequality has given way to a deliberate shift towards economic disparity.
In a world where Russia remains a geopolitical enigma, Churchill’s famous description seems at odds with reality.
In a world where debates over animal rights and sustainable diets abound, the question of what we should eat continues to evolve.
The trial between climate scientist Michael Mann and commentator Mark Steyn highlights a disturbing trend stifling scientific discourse and free speech.
In a recent incident, President Cyril Ramaphosa welcomed Sudanese warlord Muhammad Hamdan Dagalo, raising questions about his moral standing
Sasol’s Annual General Meeting (AGM) offered a firsthand look into the complexities of capitalism and environmental concerns.