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Articles by Kirsten Minnaar

The small South African town that attracts famous authors and book lovers from around the world

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You cannot keep blaming the colonials. Move on. Rest of Africa has. Adults can't keep blaming their parents for childhood...

andus on 30 Jul 2026

Any coloniser was suppressive and oppressive and we have the right blame him for our current living situation and conditions....

Siga Dashiki on 29 Jul 2026

Mark sets an example that ALL other ultra-rich South Africans, of all races, should follow. Voluntary sharing and support is...

Pierre Rossouw on 29 Jul 2026

Whatever the British did for their colonies is GOOD. Whatever African and other liberation movements did to end colonialism is...

Cyrano de B. on 29 Jul 2026

This is nonsense. Take a look at Johannesburg (how it used to be) the dams, roads, incredible infrastructure. etc. The...

Angus Douglas on 29 Jul 2026

No-one forced us to live together. The main forcing was during apartheid when people were quite literally forced not to...

Angus Douglas on 29 Jul 2026

Prior to this Naval Exercise the National Defence Force (SANDF) Chief General Rudzani Maphwanya's August 2025 visit to Iran was...

GC19531980 on 29 Jul 2026

Mish mash!!!

adewet on 29 Jul 2026

Let's face facts. We don't like South Africa, not because of what the British did over 100 years ago, but...

Angus Douglas on 29 Jul 2026

It is so sad and silly that these august and intelligent men are still banging on about British imperialism. I...

Angus Douglas on 29 Jul 2026
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