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Fixing the House: South Africa’s Priorities Amidst International Criticism
The paradox is that the South African government, instead of first strengthening its domestic policies and justice system, is busy pursuing…
Dec 19
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RS Guest Author
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The Business Licensing Bill Will Kill Small Business
The Business Licensing Bill adds a new layer of control in an environment that already discourages enterprise.
Dec 18
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Nicholas Woode-Smith
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On State Paternalism And The DA’s Illiberal Gamble
No liberal organisation should compromise the integrity of a key pillar of liberalism in this manner.
Dec 17
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Ayanda S Zulu
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The Great Firewall of Down Under: Why Australia’s Social Media Ban is a Dangerous Illusion
The focus must shift from restricting users to regulating the platforms. We do not ban cars because they are dangerous; we mandate seatbelts, airbags…
Dec 16
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Charl Heydenrych
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How African Advocates Are Redefining Freedom With Atlas Network’s Support
African advocates are reshaping freedom and prosperity through homegrown initiatives that tackle barriers to rights, trade, and opportunity, with the…
Dec 15
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RS Guest Author
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Not One Hero in Gaza
Noa Marciano should have lived. A society with even a single courageous individual might have saved her. Instead, a doctor ended her life and the global…
Dec 12
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RS Guest Author
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Town Planning’s Tangled Mess: Broken Promises And Bureaucratic Costs
Clear the red tape that strangles development. Allow municipalities more autonomy to zone land flexibly such as upzone near jobs, permit small…
Dec 10
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RS Guest Author
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The US is calling out BEE… and they’re not wrong
Join David Ansara, Martin van Staden and Nicholas Woode-Smith as they dive into some of the most pressing issues of the week.
Dec 6
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Rational Standard Editor
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Erosion of democracy and meritocracy in Tanzania
Tanzania’s democratic fabric is fraying, as evidenced by the recent elections marred by allegations of systematic violence, voter suppression, and…
Dec 3
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RS Guest Author
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Beyond the Bulldozer: Why Intentional Communities Have a Place in South Africa
The great misunderstanding lies in a simple, profound motto: Being for one’s own does not mean that one is against the other.
Dec 1
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Charl Heydenrych
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Palestinian Migrants In South Africa: A Case Of Inconsistencies, Fallacies, And Witch-Hunting
The case of the Palestinian migrants raises more questions than answers.
Nov 27
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RS Guest Author
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A Just Society Doesn't Arrest 'Soft Targets'
In an open society, the police would not be celebrated for their ability to harass migrants and informal traders. Their entire focus would be on the…
Nov 25
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Charl Heydenrych
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