There is no credibility in Mushtak Parker’s lengthy harangue claiming Trump’s war on diversity impacts negatively on the employment of women (The Mercury, March 10). No part of Trump’s Executive Order cancelling DEI (diversity, equity and...
The Mercury’s editorial suggestion (March 10) that the government embark on a narrative to counter “lies” about South Africa by highlighting its achievements is a non-starter because transparency defies the projection of a positive narrative...
It is regrettable that The Mercury (March 5) embraces the ANC’s narrative that the actions of AfriForum and Solidariteit are harming the country’s image by disseminating misinformation about non-racialism. What is misinformation is that...
The contrasting views on the Oval Office clash between Trump, Zelensky and Vance on February 28 reflect the difference between adherents of the globalist narrative and opponents of it (The Mercury, March 4). Zelensky is a puppet of the globalists...
Apart from his extravagant claims about the GNU, considering the credible analysis Visvin Reddy provides of what’s wrong with South Africa (The Mercury, February 27), it is obvious that his membership in the MK Party is misplaced. Calling for the...
The fundamental flaws of DEI are premised on two immutable facts of life: gender and inequality, which is why the argument by DEI promoter Siyanda Magayana of Free State University (The Mercury, February 25) is nonsense. The existence of two...
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