It is well-known that many of those who inhabit ivory towers see the world through tinted lenses. University of the Western Cape research fellow Ali Ridha Khan’s dismissal of Afriforum’s exposure of the vulnerability of minorities as “imagined...
The controversy surrounding Act 13 of 2025, the Expropriation Act, needs to be considered from two perspectives—the short term and the long term. Regarding the short term, a careful perusal of the Act should reveal that it is being widely...
Professor Dasarath Chetty’s consideration of the issue of racial quotas is a sad commentary on the extent to which the narrative has strayed from and contradicts the constitution (POST, March 19-23). Nowhere in the constitution is there any...
The Mercury’s editorial suggestion (March 10) that the government embark on a narrative to counter “lies” about South Africa by highlighting its achievements is a non-starter because transparency defies the projection of a positive narrative...
Apart from his extravagant claims about the GNU, considering the credible analysis Visvin Reddy provides of what’s wrong with South Africa (The Mercury, February 27), it is obvious that his membership in the MK Party is misplaced. Calling for the...
Some of the conclusions of The Mercury’s editorial of February 10 are not only questionable but actually inaccurate. There certainly is a great resilience amongst the remaining white community not to abandon what they have inherited from the...
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