SLR follows up on London’s banking scandal – it gets worse
In a follow-up to his piece last week, SLR raises further concerns around London’s banking scandal and it’s fallout.
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SLR on London’s financial scandal – A shocking wake-up call
London’s financial scandal shakes the foundations of English exceptionalism, prompting calls for increased regulation and raising concerns about the integrity of other institutions.
SLR on NHI – Foreign influencers and private companies: A concerning trend in South Africa
In a must-read opinion column, SLR raises concerns about foreign influencers and private companies in South Africa’s healthcare and elections.
SLR: The case of Richard Baird and former judge Nkolo Motata – false accusations of racism and judicial mishandling
SLR highlights a case involving former SA judge Nkolo Motata – whose actions and subsequent handling of the situation sparked controversy.
SLR on AGOA: US-SA tensions, self-interest and geopolitical power dynamics
In a recent turn of events, US Senators Chris Coons and Michael McFaul have called for South Africa to be stripped of its opportunity to host the annual AGOA forum due to its alleged support for Russia.
SLR: Tina Joemat-Petterson and the entitlement of impunity
Simon Lincoln Reader discusses the recent death of Tina Joemat-Pettersson, a controversial figure in South African politics.
Putin, Ukraine, Wokeness, and Boris Johnson: A delightfully disruptive analysis by SLR
At BNC#5, Simon Lincoln Reader delivered his unfiltered perspectives on a host of topics, ranging from wokeness to the Russia-Ukraine war.
SLR: Gayton must go the full Bukele on crime
Simon Lincoln Reader writes on El Salvador President, Niyab Bukele – calling SA’s Gayton to go ‘the full Bukele on crime’.
SLR: Reflections on Friday’s tragedy – a tribute to Gordin
Lincoln-Reader reflects on the tragic murder of beloved veteran journalist, Jeremy Gordin – a crime that harks to Paton’s ‘Beloved Country.’
SLR: The deluded fantasy of ANC RET / EFF
Simon Lincoln Reader delves into the ANC RET/ EFF arrangement – ‘they’re just dreaming of a game they don’t even know how to play.’