The extent to which the DA is aligned with the morally bankrupt West’s support for Ukraine is evident by Home Affairs minister Leon Schreiber’s unilateral granting of visa-free access to officials of the despotic Zelensky regime. In June 2023 the...
The extent to which politics makes strange bedfellows is colouring the scenario of a coalition between the ANC and the DA. Yet historically, that need not be the case. The founders of the ANC in 1912 were moderate, middle-class Africans who...
Despite his thorough, well-informed analysis of political prospects in KZN Imraan Buccus’s anaemic view of an IFP/DA coalition and his disappointment at “the lack of any left-wing party on the ballot,” this raises questions about what he...
The Mercury’s front page headline on January 31 has a typographical error. Instead of stating “SA’s popularity soars among wealthy,” it should read “Western Cape’s popularity soars among wealthy,” as emphasised by the accompanying photo of the...
Now that “Pride Month” has ended, the prominence afforded to it raises a range of questions concerning moral acceptability. Foremost in that regard is the obvious motive of presenting LGBT as ‘normal’ and ‘natural.’ Surprisingly and...
The way in which the DA is working itself up into a lather over the visit of President Putin and calling for his arrest reflects much about the DA’s stance on global affairs and the double standards that prevail on international issues. The ICC...
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