In that The Mercury features the words “racism stops with me” as part of its masthead, its failure to report a major victory against racism concerning Black First Land First (BLF) is disconcerting (July 16). An objection against the BLF’s...
As with the publication of RW Johnson’s books which critically dissect the direction of South Africa under the ANC, the media have been derelict in publicising Dr Anthea Jeffery’s incontrovertible documentation of the ANC’s agenda to transform...
In his consistent opposition to the reinstatement of the death penalty, Professor George Devenish cites the Makwanyane judgment, which asserted that capital punishment is in conflict with sections of the Bill of Rights (Mercury, September 9). The...
When the details of the 2019/2020 eThekwini budget are considered within the context of metro history and prevailing economic circumstances, it should be apparent that the tipping point has been reached. In 2000, when the unicity model was...
In unpacking the multitude of instances concerning discrimination in the workplace, it is significant that Michael Bagraim (Daily News, June 5) fails to note the unconstitutionality of demographic representivity and the fact that the Byzantine...
It is refreshing to note that the concept of meritocracy is being ardently embraced by Kabelo Khumelo (Business Report, May 23) so as to improve and promote competence in governance. However, as long as the ideology of socialism serves as the...
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