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News24.com | SA needs more conversation and less anger

What South Africa needs now is more compassion, common sense and conversation and less of the blind anger and intolerance that are leading us deeper into a race morass, writes Max du Preez.

News24.com | Zuma 'planted seed of his own demise'

Jacob Zuma could realise that his move in 2012 to make sure he won ANC leadership by choosing Cyril Ramaphosa as his running mate had planted the seed of his own premature demise, writes Max du Preez.

News24.com | Good luck, comrade president

Every indication is that if 2015 was President Jacob Zuma���s annus horribilis, 2016 is going to be his annus maximus horribilis, writes Max du Preez .

News24.com | 'I did not justify anything Kruger did' - Max du Preez

In his response to my News24 column, ANC spindoctor Moloto Mothapo confirms every suspicion I raised about the ANC���s reckless abuse of race and racism as an election strategy, says Max du Preez.

News24.com | ANC's election strategy 'reckless'

There is only one word for the present ANC policy to cynically abuse race and racism as an election strategy: reckless, says Max du Preez.

News24.com | Witch hunts and selective condemnation

Whites should learn to listen more and they should try harder to understand but they also have to assert their right to point out reckless intolerance and naked hatred, writes Max du Preez.

News24.com | We've allowed the cancer of racism to grow

We whites didn���t honour the pact we made with the rest of our nation in 1994 - we only honoured those parts of our constitution that benefited our interests, writes Max du Preez.

News24.com | We have allowed the cancer of racism to grow

We whites didn���t honour the pact we made with the rest of our nation in 1994 - we only honoured those parts of our constitution that benefited our interests, writes Max du Preez.

News24.com | Local elections a chance to draw a line in the sand

Why do so many South Africans tolerate the blatant maladministration and incredible decay in most provinces and municipalities, asks Max du Preez.

News24.com | Mandela didn't betray the people of SA

Nelson Mandela did not betray the people of South Africa in 1994. The betrayal came after that, writes Max du Preez.