ON 16 December 1995, the first celebration of 'Reconciliation Day" took place. It was timed to coincide with the inaugural meeting of the 'South African Truth and Reconciliation Commission'. Convenor Desmond Tutu described the holiday as 'serving...
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Minister Pandora: South Africa is sleepwalking into a catastrophe
NOT content with promoting human rights (an objective which seems to change from country to country), South Africa has taken it upon itself to interdict a single party to a conflict whose seeming binary nature is the source of major global tensions. On the one side, a group of Jihadists whose cha...
Paradox of the Gatekeepers of War
THE WORLD is embroiled in a conflict over the meaning of war, the right of self-defense, non-aggression and armed struggle, the very institutions of peace, justice and global harmony. Having taken Israel to the ICJ and gained interim measures, none of which involve a direct ceasefire order (the o...
Has Pretoria positioned itself as a base for terror support?
THE ahistorical attempt to paint the anti-apartheid struggle as a 'battle by theologians against secular identity', ramped up this week. Following a rowdy debate on the Israel-Gaza conflict inside parliament with far-left parties aligning themselves to the objectives of far-right Islamists, Minis...
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