‘Backwards to the past’ appropriately describes the MK Party’s proposed final demolition of the Property Act, section 25 of the constitution (The Mercury, April 8). What are termed ‘sweeping changes’ in the land reform process actually refer to...
Free speech is under siege globally. Narrative control, not legislation, determines what can be said, making vigilance and platform responsibility essential.
The silence of the decarbonisation lobby at the urgent call for the restoration of the Sapref refinery is ironic and hopefully marks a turning point in what US Secretary of State Marco Rubio has aptly dismissed as their “discredited fantasy.”...
International Relations minister Ronald’s pompous posturing over some extemporaneous remarks made by new US Ambassador Brent Bozell served as a convenient media red herring to deflect attention from the IMF’s damning condemnation of the effect...
The foot-and-mouth crisis affecting bovine herds reveals two realities that would not have been the case before 1994. The first concerns the demise of Onderstepoort. Once a world-class facility in veterinary research and medications, due to loss...
Examples of Trump Derangement Syndrome (TDS) are on full display now that the conflict in Iran is the hot news issue. Thyagaraj Markandan (The Mercury, March 4) provides a thorough account of how TDS determines his perceptions on the subject...
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