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A reason for sadness at the death of F.W. de Klerk
Had justice and the rule of law prevailed in South Africa in 1993, Frederick Willem — FW — de Klerk, the last apartheid president, would have been in jail and not flying to Oslo to be jointly awarded the Nobel Peace Prize with Nelson Mandela. He, alongside a number of other ministerial securocrats, would have […]
An horrendous, but unquantifiable Covid-19 cost
November 15, 2021
(First published as Inside Labour on Fin24, September 19, 2021) The newest coronavirus, in whatever variation, has underscored one outstanding fact: that there is a single human race on this planet that was unequally prepared, but quite equally threatened, by a pandemic. It seems to give added resonance to that fundamental call of the labour […]
A reason for sadness at the death of FW de Klefrk
November 15, 2021
Had justice and the rule of law prevailed in South Africa in 1993, Frederick Willem — FW — de Klerk, the last apartheid president, would have been in jail and not flying to Oslo to be jointly awarded the Nobel Peace Prize with Nelson Mandela. He, alongside a number of other ministerial securocrats, would have […]
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November 15, 2021
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