
The break-up of South Africa’s GNU will have four distinct effects on the lives and livelihoods of all South Africans. In this article, The Common Sense sets out the six questions South Africans need to be able to answer, if they are to survive such a doomsday apocalypse.
8.4.2026 |
The Editorial Board

A return to traditional Western values offers the only stable path between the excesses of the woke left and the emerging intolerance of the woke right.
7.4.2026 |
The Editorial Board

Here we stand – we can do no other: what The Common Sense believes
31.3.2026 |
The Editorial Board

A proposed amendment to South Africa’s firearm laws is drawing concern from shooting sports participants and advocacy groups, who warn it could have far-reaching consequences beyond its stated aims.
28.3.2026 |
The Editorial Board

South Africa’s empowerment policies must focus on tangible investments and job creation, with tradable scorecards, to drive long-term economic growth.
27.3.2026 |
The Editorial Board

A tragic thing, Chris Wright could help, four other tragic things, and one very great thing.
25.3.2026 |
The Editorial Board

Much of the solar system is horribly uninhabitable for humans.
22.3.2026 |
RW Johnson

Jaco Kleynhans argues that the ANC’s handling of the Bozell dispute reflects a deliberate “balance of forces” strategy, warning that the US must quickly recognise and counter South Africa’s long-standing anti-Western foreign policy posture to avoid being strategically outmanoeuvred.
21.3.2026 |
Jaco Kleynhans

Could campus politics point to how the ANC might pivot on the Middle East?
21.3.2026 |
Benji Shulman

Simon Lincoln Reader writes on how South Africa gets the US Ambassador wrong.
21.3.2026 |
Simon Lincoln Reader
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