Opinion·Politics Diplomacy is not ‘The Apprentice’, Donald March 7, 2025 by Max du Preez The blunt approach taken by Donald ‘The Apprentice’ Trump is getting results – but true diplomacy with lasting solutions must be a lot more Read More
Opinion·Politics Calling Captain Clueless … anybody home? February 28, 2025 by Max du Preez How is it possible that President Cyril Ramaphosa does not realise that South Africa is embroiled in an existential crisis? Read More
Opinion·Politics A geopolitical wrecking ball February 21, 2025 by Max du Preez The widening rift between America and Europe is SA’s to grasp – both to mend its relationship with the US, and to hold its Read More
Opinion·Politics Rubicon 2.0: South Africa must press the reset button February 14, 2025 by Max du Preez South Africa needs some brutally honest introspection if we are to emerge from the Trump firestorm in a better place Read More
Opinion·Politics South Africa’s DRC shame January 31, 2025 by Max du Preez SA’s influence in Africa will be seriously undermined if the government withdraws its soldiers from a peacekeeping force in the DRC Read More
Opinion·Politics The Zuma ghost walks, and Cyril freezes in fear January 24, 2025 by Max du Preez Cyril Ramaphosa should take a leaf out of Donald Trump’s playbook if he wants to counter the Zuma factor that’s holding him back Read More
News·Opinion Thirteen years later, the Gaddafi billions are still missing January 10, 2025 by Max du Preez In 2011, billions of dollars were flown into SA from Libya. To date, no-one knows what’s happened to them Read More
Opinion·Politics US envoy Brigety leaves South Africa with hope – and a warning December 20, 2024 by Max du Preez The US ambassador on South Africans ‘finding each other’, the price of being free, and constructive international relations. But no word on the Lady Read More
Opinion·Politics Who really killed Chris Hani? December 13, 2024 by Max du Preez Vrye Weekblad’s Max du Preez tries to make sense of all the questions and theories around Chris Hani’s 1993 assassination. Read More
Opinion·Politics The SACP: Going the way of the dinosaurs December 6, 2024 by Max du Preez Once a vanguard, now a rearguard party, the SACP is likely to disappear with a whimper rather than a bang Read More