ARC vs Davos and a Way Back for the West

Private Security Industry Will Save SA From Hell This Week

Tomorrow marks what is effectively D-Day for the 30 June anti-foreigner protest deadline – behind the scenes South Africa’s vast and highly skilled private security industry has been working closely with the state to avert a collapse into the hell of the KZN riots of 2021.

A Begrudging Nod to Tony Blair

Gabriel Makin reassesses the legacy of Tony Blair.

Lessons from the US-Canadian Border

RW Johnson writes on the history of the relationship between the United States and Canada.

Was Starmer the Worst?

Simon Lincoln Reader writes on the litany of failed British prime ministers.

Do Not Sacrifice South Africa to Satisfy Europe

A chemicals and fuel plant at Hopefield in the Western Cape would destroy one of the planet's rarest landscapes to satisfy a European mandate. The application must be refused.

Invest in Freedom

This is the full text of a speech delivered by David Ansara, CEO of the Free Market Foundation (FMF), at a private event in Cape Town on Wednesday.

Max du Preez’s Campaign Against the New Caring Afrikaner Nationalism

Koos Malan writes on Max du Preez’s attacks on AfriSol.

The Common Sense Nailed Its Oil Price Forecast

The oil price has dropped to what The Common Sense predicted.

This Is Why SA Is an Enclave Country

South Africa is not going to crash, it is going to break up.