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How NEASA and the new US visa restrictions could turn the tide
NEASA may not be a household name, but it should be. Their partnership with Sakeliga, an organisation I have consistently noted is the most focused and goal-oriented civic organisations working in our corner of the country, has partnered wi...
The rise and fall of the highveld Tswana
The least-appreciated of the South African population groups is also arguably the one that came closest to birthing a full civilisation
In 2014, a fringe organisation called the Ubuntu Party received around 8000 votes, pushing simultaneous...
How to get a municipality for your own ethnic group
The creation of Collins Chabane Municipality is highly irregular, but sets a potentially useful precedent
The dominant ideology justifying the South African government system is not just a pragmatic notion of multicultural “pluralist” stat...
How the Cochoqua made the Cape
I covered the long-run of the Khoi and San’s decline and fall in a recent piece, which you can read here. But this is a long period of history, and even in a little backwater such as ours, much went on in those days, and I left this story f...
What on earth were we doing in the Congo?
From all appearances, the war effort was a quid pro quo in exchange for a Standard Bank financed mining concession in Katanga
This article was written a few months ago, and I haven’t really updated it much, because South Africa is no longe...
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