
Laws and exclusion
Law has been used as an instrument of terror towards indigenous South Africans. After all the terrorism that saw the displacement of the jurisdiction of
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Law has been used as an instrument of terror towards indigenous South Africans. After all the terrorism that saw the displacement of the jurisdiction of

After years of sustained pressure especially from organizations like Sakeliga, the government relented in November last year and promulgated regulations stating that state-owned enterprises (SOEs)

On 20 January 2023, Dr Leon Schreiber MP caused to be published in the Government Gazette a General Notice which indicates that he intends to

A recent article by Gary Moore published by PoliticsWeb on 26 January 2023 alerted the country to the fact that thousands of South Africans continue

There was a march in the progression towards democracy, and thereafter towards constitutional democracy, which contained within it elements of an evolutionary process.

The fate of a nation depends on the quality of its people; therefore education in South Africa ought to be the highest national priority.

I saw a video on TikTok, by @moneytribe21, on how quickly the petrol tax has outpaced average incomes over the last decade and wondered if

The Free Market Foundation (FMF) notes the judgment of the Gauteng Division of the High Court in the cost application between the FMF and Mike

The worst evil a government can impose on its people is inflation. It takes money straight out of the pockets of savers who believe they

There are many problems with South Africa, but Eskom and its continuing descent into darkness and chaos seems to be a symbol for all of