If Ebrahim Essa had concentrated on the significance of the name of the Baltimore Bridge—Francis Scott—it might have saved him a great deal of irrelevant conjecture (The Mercury, April 2). Francis Scott was a prominent attorney. In September...
Although history repeats itself, the un-American depredations of the Biden regime exceed those of the British before the Declaration of Independence in 1776. In terms of the Quartering Act of 1766, American colonists were obliged to provide free...
Whilst the outrage expressed against eThekwini municipality’s proposed tariff increases is more than justified, it needs to be focused on those allied with the ANC whose support facilitates the increases. Without the craven support of 12 or 13...
The opinion of Standard Bank’s analysts that the ANC will garner sufficient votes on May 29 to avoid a coalition raises some pertinent questions (Business Report, March 22). For the continent’s biggest bank to make such a prediction suggests it...
An article published by the Gatestone Institute of New York this past week provides alternative perspectives on the war in Gaza, which challenge views routinely expressed by Letters’ page scribes. Michael and Leonard Hochberg, respectively...
The lawfare being perpetrated by the Biden regime against its opponents has made a mockery of the words of Lee Greenwood’s song “I’m proud to be an American where at least I know I’m free.” In a free country, everyone is equal before the law. But...
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