By
Robert Duigan
Published
November 5, 2024
While the Solidariteit turnout at the Voortrekker Monument was a clear success, John Steenhuisen received little support from his own party in defending a "red line" issue
November 1, 2024
The DA has promised federalism for years. Despite countless opportunities for devolution, they promised to deliver once in national government. Now they're coming up emptyhanded.
In an interview on BizNews, Adams also alleges Geordin Hill-Lewis's complicity in covering for severe corruption, and protecting corrupt police officers in the City
Newsroom
October 29, 2024
The ISPA's latest survey took ratings from 44 ISPs on the performance of their fibre infrastructure hosts. Only two fibre companies managed to score above Telkom.
October 24, 2024
Due to the material limitations of the business, as well as the proliferation of private estates, fibre companies have eschewed competition, and quality has begun to stagnate.
Atomic Access is a specialist fibre ISP in Cape Town and the Cape Winelands. Its narrow focus results in impressive customer satisfaction ratings.
The draft bill aims to repeal and replace the Petroleum Products Act of 1977, and is open for public comment until the 2oth of December.
While the DA have made no meaningful efforts to combat racial discrimination, RP hopes to pressure them and other parties in the GNU to make a start
The DA-led government is hoping to use the event to make a quick tourism buck, but at a massive cost to the taxpayer, and against the grain of the broadly conservative population
While Ward 8 has always been a DA safe seat, the CIP took all but 45 of the votes not given to the DA.
Chris Waldburger
October 30, 2024
A strange sense of destiny hovers over November 5th, writes Chris Waldburger
Richard Wilkinson
October 23, 2024
Richard Wilkinson outlines the process by which an absolutist American racial dogma came to form the basic operating procedure of South Africa's leading Chapter 9 institution
October 3, 2024
Mashatile's recent tour to JP Morgan's London HQ was sidelined by the debanking of his business partners and the announcement of BNP Paribas and HSBC's departure from SA
