Frans Cronje says, “The case for optimism, the foundational underpinning of The Common Sense, rests on the conviction that ...

The SIU says its 2025/26 work protected R28.536 billion in public funds through recoveries, prevented losses, and contracts overturned by courts.

In this week’s episode of Talking Sense the panel discusses new polling ahead of next month’s local election, record diesel prices, Thatcher’s legacy, and more.

Lex Libertas says it will expand its international campaign after senior ANC figures discussed the possibility of prosecuting South Africans who criticise the country abroad. Lex Libertas has rejected ...

The application by trade union Solidarity and several major South African legal firms to have the broad-based black economic empowerment (B-BBEE) code for the legal sector set aside succeeded in the ...

South Africa’s corporates and middle classes need to start developing “chartered corridors” to further secure their enclave futures. This problem exists on two levels. The first is a goods and ...

South African families have quietly assembled the country’s largest de facto school bus system, in cities and rural areas alike. The Common Sense analysed Statistics South Africa (Stats SA) data from ...

The British Green Party’s mask has slipped. Britain’s Green Party has just blown any remaining disguise off the past few years of race hysteria. To be a truly “anti-racist” party, they have just ...

The arrest of a former German head spook has more to do with internal German wrangling than with treason. Add as a preferred source on Google Germany's former foreign intelligence chief, August ...

In this week’s episode of Talking Sense the panel discusses Thabo Mbeki’s 120-page thesis that says a counter-revolution planted inside the ANC brought the party down. Frans Cronje explains why its ...