The truth is that George VI, an old appeaser who resented Churchill’s support for Edward VIII during the abdication crisis and his pre-eminence during the war, was, as Lloyd George said, ‘a nitwit’.

After World War II, Sir Winston Churchill and General Charles de Gaulle find themselves on a new battlefield: that of memory. Each write down their war memoirs and produce a major literary work.

The civil rights organisation AfriForum has strongly condemned the Constitutional Court’s decision to legalise calls for the murder of Afrikaners and farmers – as in “Kill the Boer”. The legalisation ...

Eskom’s silence on the legal and regulatory framework underpinning the mandatory registration of Small-Scale Embedded Generators (SSEG) has prompted AfriForum to send a legal letter to the utility, ...