The contradictory notions on the issue of decarbonisation could not have been more starkly illustrated on back-to-back pages of Business Report of February 11. Contrasted with BP anticipating strong demand for oil products, having added 25 new...
As might be expected, nowhere in the recent AFP report is there any acknowledgement of the actual reason why the Washington Post has cut 300 journalists from its staff (The Mercury, February 9). The Post’s culling of staff matches that of the New...
The contention by a black academic, Pumlani Majavu, of North-West University (The Mercury, February 9) that disregard for black lives in post-apartheid South Africa is the direct result of centuries of white rule, must rate as a new low in the...
The worst legacy of the corrupt globalist, Biden/Harris regime is the human, criminal and social catastrophe constituted by the millions of illegal aliens that were not only permitted to invade US borders but were freely transported and placed in...
If analysts like Dugan Brown (The Mercury, February 2) want to remain relevant, they are going to have to accept that President Trump has made their globalist narrative obsolete. Trump has flipped the geopolitical chessboard against globalism...
Some readers may have resented The Mercury’s publication of Julius Malema’s lengthy rant on January 30 as a galling waste of space. However, it is important to afford him the opportunity to remind us of the dystopian future he envisages in which...
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