Nicholas Woode-Smith: Creating a job shouldn’t cost R365 000 (but it does in SA)
Nicholas Woode-Smith argues that government policies hinder job growth
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Nicholas Woode-Smith – The DA must stand firm against BELA
The DA’s entry into the GNU with the ANC has exposed deep ideological conflicts.
Israel holds its people accountable, Hamas does not – Nicholas Woode-Smith
In the prelude to the tragic events of October 7th, South African leaders condemned Israeli forces while turning a blind eye to the rampant atrocities committed by Hamas.
Israel is not a white supremacist project: Nicholas Woode-Smith
Nicholas Woode-Smith argues that Israel’s military actions are justified in targeting Hamas, a terrorist group responsible for attacks on civilians and the invasion of Israel.
South Africa’s government cares more about bad laws than the rising crime epidemic: Nicholas Woode-Smith
In South Africa, the ANC government’s priorities seem misplaced, as the nation grapples with rampant violent crime and lawlessness.
Israel’s justified self-defence: Double standards in the fog of war – Nicholas Woode-Smith
Nicholas Woode-Smith argues that for peace to prevail, Hamas must surrender, highlighting Israel’s existential threat and the need for continued self-defence.
South Africa’s electricity crisis: A call for privatisation and a brighter future – Nicholas Woode-Smith
Nicholas Woode-Smith argues that the solution to South Africa’s worsening electricity crisis lies in privatisation.
Nicholas Woode-Smith on BRICS: Unmasking SA’s supposed ‘non-alignment’ and neutrality
Despite South Africa’s claims of non-alignment and neutrality, its membership in BRICS raises the concerns of Nicholas Woode-Smith.
Nicholas Woode-Smith: The ANC’s deliberate failures – South Africa’s path to collapse
Nicholas Woode-Smith argues that SA is a failing country due to the ANC and its ideological pursuit of the National Democratic Revolution.
Nicholas Woode-Smith on the EFF’s dangerous influence: A threat to South African politics
Woode-Smith asserts that the EFF’s dangerous rhetoric and propensity for violence make them a threat to the country’s stability.