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March and March Movement Leader Jacinta Ngobese-Zuma with Afriforum CEO Kallie Kriel.

March & March – Afriforum tête-à-tête: Optics Simply Indefensible

What is the difference between the ANC, which, in the words of its Secretary General…

Vuka Azania
To Compare Vuka Azania to Afriforum Suggests an Extreme Misunderstanding of Why Each Exists

Launched Friday, July 24, 2026, think tank Vuka Azania stands to finish the liberation project…

AfriForum Accuses Mining Consultants of Hiding Key Changes in Kruger Park Project

AfriForum has accused a mining company and government officials of breaking the law by secretly…

Siyabonga Hadebe is a PhD candidate in international economic law and a labour market expert based in Geneva.
Nowhereism and Zelensky’s Hefty Bill: What Does Trump’s User-Pay Diplomatic and Development Cooperation Mean for Africa?

Most analysts tend to focus on events like AfriForum and Solidarity lobbying for US intervention…

Siyabonga Hadebe is a PhD candidate in international economic law and a labour market expert based in Geneva.

White Skin, H-2A Visa and ‘Green Card’: The Abyssal Privilege of South African Farmers in the American South

The United States has long positioned itself as a global champion of human rights, democracy and economic opportunity. However, its policies and decisions concerning South Africa, particularly regarding its white minority, have often been fraught with contradictions, suspicions and unintended consequences.  From the apartheid era through the post-1994 democratic transition, Washington’s involvement in South Africa has frequently exacerbated racial tensions and economic disparities. The recent surge in H-2A visas issued to South African farm workers, who are predominantly white, and…

USA’s Long History of Supporting Apartheid to Preserve White Economic Dominance: Trump’s Actions on South Africa Are No Surprise

Donald Trump’s Executive Order (EO) on ‘Addressing Egregious Actions of the Republic of South Africa’ (07/02/2025) is not a new development but a continuation of racist United States policies implanted on South Africa dating back decades. America is and has remained the godfather of oppression of Africans, Indigenous People and others within its borders, and these heinous policies were exported to South Africa to strengthen subjugation and ‘apartness’. Therefore, Trump’s EO is not an anomaly but a reflection of embedded…

Ramaphosa Dismisses Trump’s Claims South Africa is Seizing Land

South African President Cyril Ramaphosa has swiftly moved to dispel claims by US President, Donald Trump that the country is seizing land from some of its citizens. Ramaphosa also reasserted his authority and rejected the Republican Party leader’s insinuation that South Africa’s Expropriation Act was an instrument to take land and punish whites, saying it was nothing more than a constitutionally mandated legal instrument to ensure a just and equitable land redistribution. Based on that claim, Trump said all funding…

“Kill the Boer” Furore Exposes The Irrationality of White Fears As A Determining Factor In SA Politics

John Steenhuisen, the DA Leader, was three months old when the apartheid police massacred Hector Pieterson and other youths on June 16, 1976. His fellow DA leader, Federal Council Chairperson Helen Zille, was 25 and working as a journalist at the Rand Daily Mail. Their fellow traveller Kallie Kriel, the Afriforum CEO and face of white Afrikaner nationalism in South Africa, was six years and three months old.  The trio are the faces of white South Africans who accuse EFF…

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