None of the risks are new, but the GNU provides an opportunity for pursuing the end of the cash economy, and with it, some rather sinister global reforms.
Stellenbosch has been entangled in a scandal after their efforts to keep Afrikaans candidates off of student council drew public attention. AfriForum Youth is fighting back
Christopher Logan, the main instigator of the racist witch hunt against the pub, failed to offer a defence in court, and has disappeared from social media. He was fined R1.25m
While South African household wealth has grown by 12% in the past decade, this compares dismally with the rest of the world. Yet the Treasury now wants to introduce a wealth tax.
This by-election forms part of the DA's broader campaign to starve the VF+ out of the province, but comes with some questionable behaviour
This case, if successful, could prevent a draconian increase in the racial barriers to market participation for minorities.
The Treasury aims to introduce more intrusive measures to control the economy under the banner of international emissions standards. Public commentary window ends 13 December
The Treasury recently announced its intention to tax people directly on their property values, and to implement a global tax regime. Where are its critics?
The City's press release touts lucrative possibilities for contractors, including the possibility of high-density social housing projects. Public participation starts 5 December
