After the Miracle
James Myburgh writes on the contested question of whether violent crime surged or receded as the ANC turned away from reconciliation
28.4.2026 |
James Myburgh
The Nightmare Years
James Myburgh writes on the explosion of political and criminal violence during South Africa's transition from apartheid (1989-1994).
27.4.2026 |
James Myburgh
The Nightmare From Which We Have Yet To Wake
James Myburgh writes on the unexamined political roots of post-apartheid crime and violence.
25.4.2026 |
James Myburgh
The Nightmare From Which We Have Yet To Wake - Part I
James Myburgh writes on the unexamined political roots of post-apartheid crime and violence.
20.4.2026 |
James Myburgh
After the Miracle - Part III
James Myburgh writes on the contested question of whether violent crime surged or receded as the ANC turned away from reconciliation
20.4.2026 |
James Myburgh
The Nightmare Years - Part II
James Myburgh writes on the explosion of political and criminal violence during South Africa's transition from apartheid (1989-1994).
20.4.2026 |
James Myburgh
The ANC’s Iran Myth: Tehran Was No Friend of the Liberation Movement
James Myburgh says that, contrary to recent claims, the Iranian regime was not a “friend” of the liberation movement in the 1980s.
8.3.2026 |
James Myburgh
Boer-baiting at the BBC
James Myburgh on how the corporation’s reporting on the Afrikaner question breaches its own editorial guidelines.
23.11.2025 |
James Myburgh
Trump And The Forty Afrikaners
James Myburgh says we should look at what is being done (or not done) rather than what is being said.
16.11.2025 |
James Myburgh
The Most Treacherous of Waters
James Myburgh says Mkhwanazi’s complaints about the press, though misdirected, touch upon a perennial problem for SA's media.
14.10.2025 |
James Myburgh
