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Forty-nine farmers were murdered in South Africa last year.

Sociologist calls for racial wealth redistribution to avoid South Africa's "hyper-racial inequality."

This "context" must be considered when adjudicating "hate speech."

Black nationalists brawl with white parents over the party.

Arrest warrant issued for the ANC secretary general.

Even black nationalists can tell the difference.

"We want our land and everything that comes with it."

Anger over South African farm killings boils over.

EFF: "We must strike fear in the hearts of racists, they must never be comfortable in our democracy."

Probably just the tip of the iceberg.

"Killings on farms are not ethnic cleansing. They are not genocidal."

Pushing the Afrikaner to his limits.

And then taking the first flight out.

They tried to force their way into the holding cells of two black murderers.

"This is yet another dark day in the history of South Africa for farmers."

“Where is the freedom that you are saying we got?”

The Put South Africa First movement wants immigrants deported.

Only three out of 17 rail lines are operational in the South African province.

There was another brutal farm murder.

Their slogan is #PutSouthAfricanFirst

What works for blacks works even better for us.

"In South Africa, a majority-Black police force is accused of abusing a majority-Black citizenry."

"Xenophobia affects all Black foreigners in South Africa."

Don’t be a white defendant.

The horror, the horror.

A slow but steady awakening.

It ended apartheid?

There were 128 farm attacks between January and June, compared to 13 for the same months last year.

It might be a myth, but believing it can still have dire consequences.

Hundreds of Afrikaners protested the murders.

In 2015, demonstrators were satisfied cutting off only Rhodes' nose.

For all our worldly readers.

Riots are the first step.

"They won’t die without a fight."

Recommendations for racially conscious cinephiles.

White women who support the ANC regime.

A dip into the archives.

The final frontier of white guilt.

Tales of struggle and survival.

The years before his fateful meeting with Arthur Jensen.

A conversation with American Renaissance contributor Dan Roodt.

The horror, the horror.

The continued fight against anti-white Covid-19 relief policies.

Misery marches on.

"Economic inclusivity" for everyone except white South Africans.

"Progress" enters the new millennium.

South African blacks blame "colonial mind control."

South African government gives affirmative-action handouts.

Report from a white ethnostate.

The birth of the new "normal."

The immigration moratorium that wasn’t.

Government has "deployed the army to take control of this situation."

An international look at crime, totalitarianism, and conflict.

Owners are urged to do more to prevent the looting . . . since the government won't.

Ironically, Zimbabwe just (officially) reversed its land grab policy.

Julius Malema says businesses should "reject it with the contempt it deserves."

"[T]he disease has the potential to spread like wildfire among our poorest citizens."

Black-on-black violence in Africa.

A pro-white film about South Africa.

South Africa now has around four million immigrants.

"[W]e must resist easy frames of forgiveness.'”

"I am happy I'm speaking to black elites here."

There is ongoing "xenophobic violence" in South Africa.

It is a crime to utter certain words — if you are white.

It must not be the model for our future.

He was due in court for firing a rifle at a rally.

“For us, nonracialism is not the product of our negotiated transition. It is a fundamental and immutable principle"

"Fixation with racial mathematics . . . remains one of the main causes of poor economic growth."

“It was not an act of kindness of FW de Klerk."

Sedatives are usually used to treat stress and anxiety.

Fast times at South Africa's public schools.

ANC Women's League president thinks outside the box.

Africans deny responsibility for the misery they bring on themselves.

"Nobody should fear that we are going to overlook what people are saying."

African Continental Free-Trade Agreement not working as hoped.