Orania: A Socio-Economic Overview
During the weekend of April 27-29, while Marxists across South Africa were celebrating “Freedom Day” to mark the eighteenth anniversary of the ANC takeover, I had the pleasure of visiting[…]
Category: South Africa and Rhodesia
On Witnessing the Moral Decline of a People: The Case of Riekert Botha
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An Overview of Contemporary Afrikaner Movements for Self-Determination
Introduction Ever since the black Marxist takeover of South Africa was finally completed on the March 27, 1994, freedom-loving Afrikaner-Boers have been involved in many different attempts and projects[…]
The Suppression of White Farmers in South Africa
Farming is not merely another way of making a living in Boer society: it is part of who the Afrikaner-Boer people of South Africa are. The agrarian lifestyle of[…]
Was Oprah Wrong?
Marxist youths at the university of the Free State have not delayed in joining in the recent wave of rioting that has been sweeping through unhappy black youths in[…]
A Reason Not to Celebrate Mandela Day
In November 2009, the United Nations declared July 18 as “The Nelson Mandela International Day,” a day to be celebrated in his honour. This makes today, Mandela’s 93rd birthday, to[…]
The Heresies of the Marxist Belhar Confession
Introduction Two liberal Afrikaner theologians, Dirkie Smit and Jaap Durand from the University of the Western Cape, along with Gustav Bam and Allan Boesak, the leading theologian of the[…]
The Importance of Folklore in a Nation’s Culture
The ingredients which I regard as being the most crucial to the existence of any ethnic group would probably be lineage, history, geography, beliefs, language, sense of humor, customs,[…]
The Growth of Sexual Immorality in Contemporary South Africa
Because of South Africa’s isolation during the apartheid era, many Afrikaner-Boers remained to a large degree unaffected by many of the liberal movements of the second half of the twentieth[…]
South Africa’s 2011 Elections: The End of Conservative Party Politics in South Africa?
On the 18th of May, South African citizens went to the polls to cast their votes in the 2011 municipal elections. Voter turnout was extremely low — even lower[…]
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