MP Khwezi Ka Ceza aka The Loose Cannon

MP Khwezi Ka Ceza is Gqeberha-based independent political commentator, community leader and a social activist.

Burundians in Kenya: Is Africa Walking Towards a Xenophobic Spring?

The African Union was founded on an idea larger than borders. It emerged from the painful recognition that Africa's colonial fragmentation had weakened its...

The Velvet Autopsy: a poetry

​leather cushions do not dream, yet they choke on velvet green foreign currency, folded tight, sweating softly beneath the leather spine, waiting for an audit that smells like...

PW Botha’s Ghost Returns: How March and March’s Pact with AfriForum Threatens South Africa’s Constitutional Order

South Africa’s patronage network has produced plenty of strange bedfellows. Yet the political romance between Jacinta Ngobese-Zuma’s March and March movement and Kallie Kriel’s...

South Africa First; The Dark side of Abahambe, an Own Goal of Xenophobia

There is a comfortable myth Pretoria loves to regurgitate over high tea at the Union Building. It is that South Africa is the moral...

SOUTH AFRICA’S TRIBAL BUFFET: How Modern ‘Messiahs’ Repackaged Apartheid’s Master Plan as Progressive Politics

The long-promised, shiny, hyper-pigmented "Rainbow Nation" is looking less like a miraculous post-apartheid rainbow. It has become more like an oil spill on the...

Cupcakes, Coalition Politics, and the Resilience Scam

Every August, South Africa performs the same tired, patronizing ritual. The red carpets roll out, politicians dust off their tailored suits, and the national...

The Green Lie: How the Climate Agenda Became the World’s Biggest Arms Race

Subheading: The battle for lithium, cobalt and rare earths was never just about saving the planet. It was about powering the next generation of...

RECYCLING THE PAST: The Return of Dina Pule and the Death of Government Accountability

The swearing-in ceremony at the Union Buildings in Pretoria on July 1, 2026, was meant to be a spectacle of a new beginning. The...

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