by Robert King | Mar 5, 2026 | Classics, Opinion
It was almost inevitable that last week’s Future of Nations Conference organised by Lex Libertas would be branded as “far-right” by the left-wing establishment media. The Guardian claimed that the presence of the President of the New York Young Republican Club...
by Robert Duigan | Feb 24, 2026 | City of Cape Town, Economy, News, Politics
The Cape Independence Advocacy Group (CIAG) has formally complained to the Advertising Regulatory Board (ARB), alleging that the City of Cape Town is breaching advertising standards by claiming “Lower rates coming to Cape Town.” The announcement follows mounting...
by Robert Duigan | Feb 16, 2026 | News
On 12 February 2026, an official ordinary ward committee session scheduled by Overstrand Municipality for Ward 7 at Sandbaai Hall as part of the February 2026 cycle was held under the leadership of Cllr Hybré Lombard, where elderly residents were forcibly ejected for...
by Robert Duigan | Feb 6, 2026 | Cape Winelands, News, Politics
Yesterday we released a story, based on expert and insider testimony, with accounting evidence which is publicly available, that Stellenbosch municipality had deliberately forced out its water systems engineers, failed to fill their dams, and was at risk of running...
by Robert Duigan | Feb 5, 2026 | Cape Winelands, News, Politics
In 1999, the last generation of elder engineers in Eskom wrote in their last report that the country would face blackouts by 2007 if the state didn’t immediately commission more power plants. And just a few months after the date they predicted, sure enough,...
