Is Transformationism on the Back Foot?
Koos Malan writes on a number of rulings by the ConCourt against the government and what that means for the ideology of transformationism.
31.5.2026 |
Koos Malan
Ramaphosa and Impeachment: What Now?
Koos Malan writes on what faces President Cyril Ramaphosa following the ConCourt decision on a possible impeachment.
24.5.2026 |
Koos Malan
The West: Languishing from Adolf and Angela’s Nihilism
Koos Malan writes on extreme nationalism and globalist liberalism in the West.
3.5.2026 |
Koos Malan
Nothing Wrong With DA Salary Top Ups
Koos Malan writes on the additional remuneration given to certain Democratic Alliance politicians.
18.4.2026 |
Koos Malan
John Steenhuisen and His Circle’s Anti-Constitutionalist and ANC-Light Misbehaviour
Professor Koos Malan critiques John Steenhuisen's ideological shift, warning that his actions could align the DA with ANC-style totalitarianism and undermine the party's constitutionalist values.
29.3.2026 |
Koos Malan
Marco Rubio in Munich and the Paleo-Western Renaissance
Koos Malan writes on Marco Rubio's address at the Munich Security Conference.
15.3.2026 |
Koos Malan
Rising to the Challenge of the New World Order
Koos Malan argues that the much‑celebrated rules‑based international order has always been a mirage, and that balance of power politics, not multilateral law, has been the true guarantor of peace among great powers.
22.2.2026 |
Koos Malan
Don't Cry For The Dated “Rules-Based” Order
Koos Malan writes on how Trump’s Davos message and Carney’s warning suggest the old global rules-based order is spent, and power balances will decide peace.
8.2.2026 |
Koos Malan
There is No Supreme International Law
Koos Malan writes on how recent global events show that power, not principle, determines international conduct, revealing the limits of the so-called rules-based order.
15.1.2026 |
Koos Malan
Who Possesses the Tools of Government in South Africa?
Koos Malan writes on how business and organised civil society have stepped in to repair a weakened South African state, and why they must guard their independence against an ANC still committed to totalitarian control.
16.12.2025 |
Koos Malan
