Are South Africa’s minister of International Co-operation, Naledi Pandor, and our ambassador to the UN Mxolisi Nkosi, on the same page regarding national sovereignty? A major policy document released by the Department of International...
While the decision by Standard Bank to retract its vax mandate for employees indicates some progress away from the flawed narrative on so-called vaccines, the reasoning of the medical experts on whose advice the Bank acted shows the extent to...
The contents of the opinion piece lamenting what it called “the lost battle to get people vaccinated” (The Mercury, July 12) is a clear example of the narrative of silence. Although the writer acknowledges a “posture of hesitancy” that has...
Despite the proven fact that temperatures have not increased since 1960, zero evidence that carbon dioxide has ever influenced climate change, the green lobby’s frenetic insistence that only “renewable” energy sources can save the planet, is the...
It is often easier to believe a lie than to accept that you have been lied to. Gabi Marais’ continued belief in the efficacy of masks (The Mercury, June 24) is a case in point. From the outset in March 2020, the dictate that masks were compulsory...
Without admitting there never was any science in wearing masks, the long-overdue decision of the health ministry (The Mercury, June 22) to abandon the wearing of masks, five months after the practice was scrapped in the UK, merits no praise...
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