Archive | South Africa

The only solution is to put white people back in charge.

The country averaged 68 murders a day in the second quarter of 2023.

The South African head of state died ten years ago today.

An admission softened by generous use of euphemisms.

It’s just a reflection of today’s racial orthodoxy.

South Africa is how many years ahead of us?

GPS took him to one of the most dangerous neighborhoods in the world.

Only 85 percent of the planes can’t fly.

Meanwhile, Julius Malema may become vice president after next year's elections.

Black anti-immigration activist: "We grew up in apartheid times, where things were much better than what it is now."

Mainstream media can no longer ignore the truth.

Yes!

African dysfunction kills more than 70 people.

An analysis from Dan Roodt.

They allegedly chanted "kill the Boer, shoot the farmer" during the attack.

“We plan to establish 30 settlements in Russia for Afrikaners who want to immigrate."

Ever heard of an old rapper?

The Times does its best to defend the song.

Musk: “They are openly pushing for genocide of white people in South Africa."

“He didn’t revolt against white people. I would have taken revenge.”

A South African rugby team was punished for being too white.

The country has "emerged as a financial hub for ISIS in Africa."

Interview with the head of the Orania Movement.

Whites may lose access to water in the name of equality.

“When that happens, it will be too late."

The Rainbow Nation goes further down the toilet.

Black rule shows its colors.

And the trend is in the wrong direction.

Carbon emissions are plummeting.

Another success story for black rule.

The free market fills the voids left by black governance.

"Analysts predict next year's polls will be the first where the ANC cannot win outright."

Paul Theroux's "ultimate African safari."

The country is facing a "skills crisis."

More than half the beneficiaries are not reporting any substantial production.

Burning tires and rioting will turn the power back on.

Rainbow Nation is hard on tires.

Women are three times as likely as men to be murdered.

Black power doesn't keep the lights on.

"We need to do what they did in South Africa."

South Africa has "a culture of non-payment."

South African government can't keep the lights on.

Another day in South Africa.

Questions of how to fund it should be "secondary."

South African president says the quiet part out loud.

The New York Times finally covers the Rainbow Nation's racial violence.

Happy Day of the Vow.

Seven thousand murdered in just three months.

"It's not a very helpful language."

“The bill outlines circumstances when it may be just and equitable for nil compensation to be paid."

South African company planned no longer to hire whites.

"We tell [tourists] that it’s safe. But we need to live up to that promise."

Muslims responsible for the latest South African atrocity.

You didn’t leave America; America left you.

Flying the old South African flag is.

"Today's ruling proved how the political order in South Africa is becoming radicalised, especially against minorities."

"Legal or illegal, they are all committing crimes."

A fair report on the Afrikaner enclave.

And Ron DeSantis is officially a "white nationalist."

A look at the everyday insanity of South Africa.

He says the anger thus far has been a "picnic."

They were filming a gospel music video in a South African mine.

White privilege in action.

The country averages 23 gun murders every day.

A classic statement of blindness.

A race war between blacks.

Five Namibians were able allegedly to steal $80 million in foreign currency from him.

"Institutional racism" still blamed in a black-run country.

A report on the 2004 American Renaissance conference.

A review of Douglas Murray's latest.

They take advantage of absent or incompetent government.

The New York Times worries Musk's South African upbringing may influence his views on free speech.

South Africans vigilantes go after Zimbabwean immigrants.

Life in South Africa.

Millions of uncounted deaths?