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Nicholas Woode-Smith argues that the solution to South Africa’s worsening electricity crisis lies in privatisation.
Despite South Africa’s claims of non-alignment and neutrality, its membership in BRICS raises the concerns of Nicholas Woode-Smith.
Nicholas Woode-Smith argues that SA is a failing country due to the ANC and its ideological pursuit of the National Democratic Revolution.
Woode-Smith asserts that the EFF’s dangerous rhetoric and propensity for violence make them a threat to the country’s stability.
Public confidence in coalitions has been shaken over the past year and a half, they are the best possibility we have of unseating the ANC.
Nicholas Woode-Smith writes on why the DA deserves to lead the opposition in 2024 and the importance of a united front in coalitions.
With South Africa at its brink, opposition parties should act with maturity and accept what is needed to gain national stability.
Corruption is inherent in the ANC at this stage. Too many officials, branch members and leaders have tasted the sweet temptation of bribery and tender fraud.
What is pertinent is that Herman Mashaba chose to make a public attack on a political ally. And by doing so, he serves not the betterment of SA.
Nicholas Woode-Smith argues that the only solution is to reduce state involvement, liberalise the electricity sector, and privatise Eskom