Best of 2022: Voetsek, News24 – Rob Hersov responds to ad hominem attack
Rob Hersov responds to a News24-manufactured attack, no slight that no change was made on his message.
Global Citizen
Eight common routes to British citizenship through ancestry
Eight of the most common routes seen at the Global Citizenship and Emigration expo, but certainly not the only ones.
The Nobel Prize bias
Ndileka Mandela reveals her thoughts on the Nobel Prize “bias problem” that negatively impacts minority groupings and the Global South.
Durban coastline: sewage polluted beaches pose threat to holiday makers and the environment
The sewage pollution on Durban’s beaches is posing massive threats to the environment and our nation’s tourism.
RW Johnson: The Killing of Chris Hani
Read part II of RW Johnson’s in-depth analysis on the far-reaching impact that Chris Hani’s assassination had on the New South Africa.
From the archives: Western Cape Independence lobbyist Phil Craig sees another step toward Cape secession – and antidote to ANC/EFF alliance
Western Cape Independence lobbyist Phil Craig of CIAG explains why he sees the body as another step towards Cape secession.
Is there enough smoke to call in the Ramaphosa impeachment brigade?
President Ramaphosa chose to hush up the burglary at Phala Phala and it is this which could prove to be his undoing. The Constitutional Court will decide.
Hats off to those in beautiful Zimbabwe who haven’t given up hope
The electricity and water supply is erratic, medical services are strained and the annual inflation rate is 397%, but people still keep on keeping on…
South Africa’s mining sector: Procurement mafia and extortion
The biggest mining companies are having major battles with syndicates who incite locals to disrupt operations – an extortion “mafia”.
Beware toxic trace metals in some bottled waters
Scientists in Pretoria tested a dozen brands of bottled water and discovered at least three to be unsafe for human consumption.