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October 29, 2021
Maybe you don’t have a problem playing sport with black players as long as they don’t come to your house and ask your daughter’s hand in marriage. Yet you bend a knee for the sake of your career. Quinton de Kock has a problem with people like you, writes Piet Croucamp in Vrye Weekblad.
October 22, 2021
André Pienaar, the founder and managing partner of C5 Capital, an international investment group specialising in technology, is described as one of the most connected South Africans abroad. He spoke exclusively to Vrye Weekblad.
October 19, 2021
CapeTalk host Zain Johnson chats to columnist and political commentator Dr. Piet Croucamp about the state of SA's opposition parties.
October 19, 2021
PANDA will tell you they simply don’t buy the dominant discourse on Covid-19 – and Alec Hogg believes they have a right to be heard.
October 15, 2021
As a political party, the ANC is in a sorry state. Opposition parties are not really cutting it either. There is currently not a single party that can convince black South Africans that it is an alternative to the corrupt ANC, writes Vrye Weekblad.
October 8, 2021
In politics, it is crucial to be taken seriously by both your supporters and your opponents. Stigmatisation poses the biggest danger to any orator. Is it too late for Cyril Ramaphosa, asks Vrye Weekblad?
October 1, 2021
"We are all just residents and that is what brings us together. And what residents want is not massively complicated. They want safety, they want jobs, they want clean streets, they want clean water and that's it," says independent candidate Ruben Richards.
August 27, 2021
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August 20, 2021
Ivor Powell cracked a joke that the guys with the gang ‘tjappies’ (tattoos), to whom he was manacled for the march into court, weren’t terribly impressed by his arrest for drunk driving.
August 20, 2021
The SA Navy is grossly underfunded for its force structure, mandated missions, and responsibilities, and has been for years. On the eve of one of the most important maritime safety actions since 1994, the navy is in an existential crisis that can't be allowed to continue, writes Vrye Weekblad.