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Nicholas Woode-Smith argues that SA is a failing country due to the ANC and its ideological pursuit of the National Democratic Revolution.

South Africa, under the left-wing rule of racist black political leaders, has now officially begun to collapse, marking a shocking reversal from being a nation that once secretly developed [...]

The solution to the electricity shortage issue is straightforward: Let the private sector participate in the generation of electricity.

I was originally going to write this post for the 4th of July, given the subject matter. However, as regular readers know, I am not unlike Dug the Dog in the movie Up, with new topics that float past me in my social media and blog reading rounds serving as the squirrel. But never let it be said, though, that I don't circle back to topics that interest med.

Das Wirtschaftsforschungsinstitut (Wifo) wird seine Prognose für das laufende Jahr "deutlich hinaufschrauben", sagte dessen Leiter Christoph Badelt am Sonntag in der ORF-Pressestunde. Beim Arbeitslosengeld und der Steuerreform plädierte der Ökonom, sich die Modelle genau anzusehen, um unerwünschte Effekte zu vermeiden. Wegen drohender Armut brauche es bestimmte Coronahilfen wie den Härtefallfonds länger und entsprechende Sozialleistungen müssten erhöht werden, so Badelt.

Tomorrow, in his State of the Nation Address, President Ramaphosa is going to have to show South Africans that he is in fact the man in charge, and not just another spectator to everything that is happening to our country. Three years into his presidency he is yet to display this kind of decisive leadership, but such is the urgency of our situation that he is going to have to discover his fortitude by tomorrow evening. We can’t afford an appeaser or a mediator for a president. We can&rsquo...