Whilst civil society groups opposing the ANC government’s donation of R50 million to Cuba for humanitarian relief are correct in claiming humanitarian relief starts at home, (The Mercury, March 18), the subtext of the issue is ironic for two...
The Standard Bank’s commitment to driving economic growth while progressively withdrawing from financing coal-fired power stations constitutes a contradiction that is based on falsehood. If the decision-makers at Standard looked beyond the Paris...
It is a pity that in conceding that Covid-19 “will be with us for some time” (Mercury editorial, March 14) the reasons given for its protracted presence are disingenuous. In all the countries where most of the population has been vaxxed, Covid...
It is difficult to contain one’s sense of dismay at the narrative advocating continued vaxxing against Covid-19 (Mercury editorial, March 7), when, in the light of the avalanche of data exposing the dire effects of the jab, the medical fraud of...
In the wake of the abandonment of Covid restrictions overseas, admissions that they were unnecessary and that the death data was exaggerated, the silence of the narrative adherents is deafening. The headline in London’s Daily Mail on March...
If there is a Pulitzer prize for conflated nonsense, then the worthy recipients of it would have to be Murray Leibrandt and Anda David of UCT for their article claiming that socio-economic inequality is hindering action on global warming (The...
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