In the cavitations of the grizzly Eugene TerreBlanche murder you might think an article on socialised Health Care in the United States is rather arbitrary. It probably is. But, I [...]
Read MoreJames Jackson writes from London..
With all the finesse of natural born fraudsters, British politicians of whatever party are preparing the ground for swinging cuts to our national defense. Somehow, we [...]
Statement by the South African Institute of Race Relations on the ramifications of the killing of Eugène Terre’Blanche – 6th April 2010
Racial tensions in the country appear to have increased [...]
On April 27th 1994 South Africa held its first election based on universal suffrage and thus affected a peaceful transfer of power to the African National Congress led by Nelson [...]
Read More“Everything is about politics,” said the late Helen Suzman. And, yes, it is, which is why it is impossible to review commerce, businesses and the economy while pretending that the [...]
Read MoreJames Jackson writes from London..
“You have the charisma of a damp rag and the appearance of a low-grade bank clerk.”
That was only part of the recent verbal attack mounted by [...]
Picture a train. Up front we have our Big Boy locomotive, representing the infallible US. Unbeknownst to the economic convoy that follows, our loco enters a dark tunnel of financial [...]
Read MoreThe Economist traditionally treads lightly when it might be courting controversy particularly on matters of race so their leader on Haiti recently was enlightening. In a bid to proffer a [...]
Read MoreThe economic debate rages on – how fine is that line that a national government should be permitted to walk between facilitation and intervention? Are policy makers justified in taking [...]
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