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Cape Doctor causes side effects
Robert Duigan
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April 9, 2024

Cape Doctor causes side effects

The seasonal gale-force winds heralding the turn to winter have caused widespread damage across the Western Cape. Fortunately, it means fire season is over. Now we await the floods

VF+ renews calls for Cape independence referendum in Premier candidacy announcement
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April 4, 2024

VF+ renews calls for Cape independence referendum in Premier candidacy announcement

Dr Corné Mulder, the longest-serving MP in South African history, has been selected again for provincial Premier candidate, and emphasised the party's line on self-determination

The coalition that will destroy South Africa
Robert Duigan
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March 30, 2024

The coalition that will destroy South Africa

The DA have been trying to push the idea that a coalition with the ANC is the "least worst" option, but in reality it will destroy them, and guarantee SA's destruction

CIP takes IEC to court over signatures
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March 28, 2024

CIP takes IEC to court over signatures

The Cape Independence Party reportedly submitted over 11 000 signatures to the IEC to register, but have received no response, nor been registered as a party.

The long march of the DA
Robert Duigan
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March 27, 2024

The long march of the DA

The DA have a longer history than they wish to admit, and it doesn't paint them in a good light. However, they have a chance to make the right choice now, for the history books

Joe Emilio | The Cape Independence Movement: Reshaping South Africa's Destiny
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March 25, 2024

Joe Emilio | The Cape Independence Movement: Reshaping South Africa's Destiny

Joe Emilio defends the Referendum Party from its critics, and lays the case from

Cape independence and immigration policy: a response to Martin van Staden
Robert Duigan
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March 21, 2024

Cape independence and immigration policy: a response to Martin van Staden

Martin argues Cape independence is only justified if it comes with an open borders policy. I believe the opposite.

Guest article | MenDAcity: the DA vs Johann Brummer
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March 14, 2024

Guest article | MenDAcity: the DA vs Johann Brummer

Johann Brummer was fired from the DA in 2011 after turning whistleblower on local corruption. He describes the 12-year court battle he has been winning against the party

UCT Student Parliament Speaker Joins Referendum Party
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March 14, 2024

UCT Student Parliament Speaker Joins Referendum Party

Daniel Hukamdad has joined the Referendum Party, bringing the Cape independence movement to the country's most influential campus

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