Culture

The Dehumanisation of the South African Farmer

This is not about ranking the dead. My mother’s life is not worth more because she was murdered on a farm. No murder in this country is acceptable, and…

Sep 16 • RS Guest Author

Boy George Gets Something Right About Israel That Most Celebrities Don’t

How to stand with a people without demonizing another.

Sep 9 • Ilan Preskovsky

Is Mark Ruffalo’s Anti-Israel Activism Crossing the Line?

At what point does criticism of Israel cross the line into antisemitic rhetoric?

Sep 4 • Ilan Preskovsky

News24 Makes the Smear Free and the Evidence Premium

News24 gets the political benefit of broadcasting the conclusion while the substantiation sits behind the till.

Aug 31 • Nicholas Woode-Smith

Afrikaners Woke Up Before the West

Afrikaner Self-Determination Is a Modern Answer to Globalism

Aug 27 • PIET DU PLESSIS

Have The Women Gone Mad?

From Lindsay Clancy to the cult of female victimhood, perhaps it’s time to have the uncomfortable conversation about women, accountability and the…

Aug 25 • Leigh-Ann Hallak

Is the Right in South Africa Now Woke Too?

Has South Africa’s political right adopted the language and tactics of the woke left, or is Afrikaner self-protection something fundamentally different?

Aug 13 • PIET DU PLESSIS

The Real Horror Is Central Planning

Even when surrounded by monsters, the answer is always freedom.

Aug 10 • Nicholas Woode-Smith

The Burqa Does Not Liberate, and the State Does Not Own Women

The Taliban’s war on women is not merely a religious or cultural issue. It is the logical result of a state that claims ownership over private life.

Aug 5 • RS Guest Author

Football Matters

Football can turn something as simple as a ball and an open field into opportunity, national pride and international influence.

Aug 3 • Nicholas Woode-Smith

Economic Power Is Not Enough: A Gramscian View of the Afrikaner’s Loss of Cultural Hegemony

Economic power without cultural power offers only a false sense of security.

Jul 17 • PIET DU PLESSIS

Rethinking Identity And Belonging In South Africa

South African identity is not only legal or national. It is shaped by language, culture, place, memory, and the communities where people feel they truly…

Jul 14 • Ayanda S Zulu

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