Booting the Foreigners.
Hannes Wessels, Witnessing the sad sight of South Africa convulsed by mass protests demanding the expulsion of foreign workers from the country, it is worth noting this problem has been…
The West’s Uninvited Reformation: Kuffar Patience Has Expired
By Andrew Field In November 2024, in the streets of Amsterdam, gangs of young men hunted Jewish football supporters through the city after dark. They called it a Jew hunt.…
The Week That Was
Gerald Potash, Hello again, Tuesday 30th June was marked as the deadline day for all unregistered foreigners to leave the country. It was the day of planned shutdowns and threats…
The African Southern Route: Drugs, Ministers and the War That Was Never Meant to Be
By Andrew Field The new story of narcotics in southern Africa does not begin with a theory. It begins with seizures. In June 2026, Durban harbour again produced cocaine. One…
The Long Road to Nowhere: South Africa at the Fracture Point
By Andrew Field South Africa was meant to be the beacon of hope for southern Africa. For centuries the region looked to it as the powerhouse, the state to be…
The Week That Was
Gerald Potash, Hello again, Cyril is in trouble and he knows he is. He is now trying every trick in the book to delay or even block the Parliamentary impeachment…
The Week That Was
Gerald Potash, Hello again, Dominating our news this week is the huge amount of illegal and undocumented immigrants and the growing xenophobia crisis we are battling with in our country.…
Taking The Knee
Hannes Wessels, A little over six years ago the world erupted in anger when the international media turned all its attention on the death at the hands of the Minneapolis…
The Week That Was
Gerald Potash, Hello again, Lots of news this week was centered around the election of a chairperson for the Phala Phala impeachment committee. The DA made it quite clear they…
Thoughts On Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena
By Will Keys, Humanity’s understanding of what constitutes “life” has always been narrowly framed by our earthly experience. We tend to define it through the lens of familiar biology: organisms…