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Secrecy Bill bounces back
If you have been watching the progress of the Protection of State Information Bill you may be suffering from symptoms of whiplash.
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Courting disaster with the judiciary
That the ANC and its president, Jacob Zuma, have an adversarial relationship with the judiciary is no longer a matter of conjecture.
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Europe’s crisis is ours too
Anything decided in Pretoria pales into insignificance compared with what is going on in Europe.
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No room for racism
When Mbongeni Ngema claimed in the hit song <i>AmaNdiya</i> that Indian were responsible for the oppression of Africans in KZN he was called to order.
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Zuma’s questionable motives
Is it an ambush by scandal on the road to Mangaung or a wise capitulation in the face of a near-certain court defeat?
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Mazibuko no laughing matter
SA wants to know whether the DA is genuine in its support for Lindiwe Mazibuko as parliamentary leader or whether this just a publicity stunt.
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Secret state tightens screws
In October 2008 Parliament shelved two Bills that could have a severely negative impact on the free flow of information in this country.
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A sporting chance
Two sporting events cradling our collective national pride fall on this weekend. By Monday we could either be in collective mourning or be celebrating
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ANC’s democratic dissonance
It is a fiery, tragic indictment of the total absence of freedom of speech in Tibet and China.
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Birthday wish for Archbishop Tutu
When the current state of South Africa’s democracy causes Archbishop Emeritus Desmond Tutu to feel "just a sadness", we should all be worried.
