The News That’s Fit to Print
RW Johnson writes on the decline of what used to be one of South Africa’s greatest newspapers.
19.7.2026 |
RW Johnson
Lessons from the US-Canadian Border
RW Johnson writes on the history of the relationship between the United States and Canada.
28.6.2026 |
RW Johnson
Is Direct Democracy The Solution To The Looming Global Debt Crisis?
RW Johnson writes on the problems of rising government debt around the world and whether direct democracy is the answer to solving it.
14.6.2026 |
RW Johnson
The Battle for the Cities
RW Johnson writes on the destruction of South Africa’s cities under ANC rule.
7.6.2026 |
RW Johnson
The ANC Succession Tells a Story
RW Johnson writes on the very weak bench the ANC has.
31.5.2026 |
RW Johnson
The Old Quarrel – Liberals and Communists
RW Johnson writes on liberals versus communists in South Africa and how the liberals may now have the upper hand.
24.5.2026 |
RW Johnson
The Bogus Xenophobia Debate
RW Johnson writes on the issue of xenophobia in South Africa and the growth in the population of African countries.
17.5.2026 |
RW Johnson
Hubble and Gaia Light the Way
RW Johnson explores the legacy of Edwin Hubble and scientific breakthroughs in understanding the universe.
10.5.2026 |
RW Johnson
Populist Right on the Charge in France
RW Johnson writes on the chances of Marine le Pen in the next French presidential election.
8.5.2026 |
RW Johnson
The Scandal of SAA
RW Johnson writes on the tragedy of the collapse of SAA.
30.4.2026 |
RW Johnson
