Hardus Cloete explains why he joined the Referendum Party, and how it can save the Cape
The former Brexit Party leader is likely to give a massive boost to the movement, which has been embargoed from local news sites in recent months
Richard Poplak's satirical stunt-double sat down with our editor to discuss the merits of pairing local wines with historic massacres, after his wine pairing for farm murders proved such a hit
Efforts to resuscitate mining operations, which have been dormant for generations, have cause fear among the farming community
The Public Works department is holding onto thousands of land parcels intended for various purposes, holding up development in both housing and the economy
The new party aims to use the upcoming provincial and national elections to force the DA into granting a referendum on Cape independence
Richard Wilkinson has been covering the ideological capture of our private schools by American Critical Race Theory, and in this installment, he covers its effect on St John's college
The District Development Model, a new model for centralising national control over all local affairs, is falling apart after ministers fail to show up to coordinating eve
Nuveld Farming's wool, which received top prices at auction for its high quality, now sees its land tenure under threat after the Land Reform department failed to deliver the necessary paperwork