Max Du Preez's Blog, page 20

News24.com | All we need is good leadership

We South Africans tend to over-analyse our problems, seek complex solutions and dream up fanciful models, but in most cases all we need is efficient management and leadership, says Max du Preez.

News24.com | How much has the EFF changed the nature of SA politics?

Objectively viewed, the EFF cannot boast about many concrete achievements over the last two years, says Max du Preez.

News24.com | We should undo the Zuma damage now

It won���t be easy to undo the damage that the Jacob Zuma years had inflicted on our country. We should start with that process now rather than wait for his political demise, says Max du Preez.

News24.com | Trevor Manuel���s SACP critique important

Former Cabinet minister Trevor Manuel���s sharp critique of the SACP and its leader, Blade Nzimande, is a document that will have an important place in South Africa���s political archives, says Max du Preez.

News24.com | ANC feeling the heat as it takes aim at judiciary, media

The pressure on the ruling ANC is really beginning to show, with an orchestrated campaign over the last few weeks to criticise and insult the judiciary, as well targeting the media, writes Max du Preez.

News24.com | Marikana massacre: Shame on all of us

Thirty-four striking workers were killed during the Marikana Massacre. It would be unbearable if the only consequence of the were the sacking of the police commissioner, says Max du Preez

News24.com | Dylann Roof shares apartheid's ideology

When a monster such as Dylann Roof associates with apartheid, we white South Africans should seriously think long and hard about it, writes Max du Preez.

News24.com | ANC showed middle finger to courts by aiding Bashir

The government facilitating the escape of Omar al-Bashir in defiance of an order by the High Court unashamedly shows a thick middle finger to the judiciary and thus the Constitution, says Max du Preez.

News24.com | Baleni���s defeat a political earthquake for ANC

President Jacob Zuma and his political bodyguards, the SACP, are significantly weaker after the surprise election of the little known David Sipunzi as the new NUM general secretary, writes Max du Preez

News24.com | Will Jacob Zuma ever pay the price?

The last chance we have of holding Jacob Zuma accountable is to reinstate the hundreds of charges of corruption and fraud against him, says Max du Preez.