Jeremy Gordin writes on the C-words currently wearing him down

Jeremy Gordin on the waning of the epidemic, the relaxing of the lockdown, and related philosophical questions

Jeremy Gordin writes on a Carl Hiaasen plot come to life

Jeremy Gordin writes on resigning himself to the unreality of the South African experience

Jeremy Gordin reviews "The Last Jacobins of Africa: The ANC and the making of modern South Africa"

Jeremy Gordin writes on Jacob Zuma's letter in response to Cyril Ramaphosa

Jeremy Gordin's sets out what President Cyril Ramaphosa needs to do

David Bullard says the ANC raiding party went too far with its Covid-related corruption

Jeremy Gordin writes on Justice Minister Kobie Coetsee's fascinating bequest to the nation

Jeremy Gordin on his metamorphosis as occasioned by ANC misrule

Jeremy Gordin writes on the recent outcry over Covid-19 procurement corruption

Jeremy Gordin reflects on the response to the passing of Andrew Mlangeni

Jeremy Gordin says Covid-19 has forced SA to confront the dire consequences of ANC rule

Jeremy Gordin says the lockdown cost 3m people their jobs, and for what?

Jeremy Gordin writes on Dr Bandile Masuku and eNCA's 1.5m graves blunder

Jeremy Gordin writes on how the Covid-19 epidemic has hit Gauteng

Jeremy Gordin reviews Roy Isacowitz's biography of his father Jock

Jeremy Gordin writes on President Ramaphosa's speech to the nation

Jeremy Gordin ruminates on the FNF's strange cancellation of Politicsweb

Jeremy Gordin reviews "The Murder of Ahmed Timol: My Search for Truth"

In an open letter to NDZ Jeremy Gordin questions the motives behind the tobacco ban

Jeremy Gordin reflects on day 55 of the lockdown, having used the last of his pipe tobacco

Jeremy Gordin reviews "The End of October" by Lawrence Wright

Jeremy Gordin writes on the President's underwhelming address to the nation

Jeremy Gordin on whether the Ramaphosa govt is using the lockdown for ulterior purposes, and what these may be

Jeremy Gordin writes on the fury of South Africa's scorned smokers

Jeremy Gordin on South Africa's dismal apartheid-style lockdown experience

Ivor Sarakinsky says Jeremy Gordin is out of his depth when it comes to Covid-19

Jeremy Gordin on why Dr Salim Abdool Karim's recent presentation was less than reassuring

Jeremy Gordin reflects on lockdown questions, great and small

Jeremy Gordin says SA is no country for old men (or women), who would like to walk their dogs

Andrew Donaldson says SA has decided to treat a public health crisis as a security issue

Jeremy Gordin questions whether the 21 day lock down will actually hit its target

Jeremy Gordin writes on familiar old dangers versus the new one

Jeremy Gordin reviews The Night Trains: Moving Mozambican Miners to and From South Africa, circa 1902-55

Milton Shain says the recent ADL survey finding on anti-Semitism in SA should not be so easily dismissed

Jeremy Gordin reviews "Catching Tadpoles: The Shaping of a Young Rebel" by Ronnie Kasrils

Jeremy Gordin questions the findings of the recent Anti-Defamation League survey

Jeremy Gordin reviews "He Does Not Die a Death of Shame" by Jack Hoffmann

Jeremy Gordin reviews "Agent running the field" by John le Carré

Jeremy Gordin tries valiantly to uncast the die.

Jeremy Gordin reports on RWC red cards, Etzebeth, Mr Jones, Basson, & other idiocy

Jeremy Gordin delivers his verdict in the case of Munusamy, Brown, McKaiser & Others

Jeremy Gordin questions why EWN "apologised unreservedly" for its reporter's private expostulation

Jeremy Gordin writes on the deeper meaning of the NMF's triumph in the High Court

Jeremy Gordin reviews "Undercover with Mandela’s Spies" by Bradley Steyn

Jeremy Gordin writes on the TSI's CR17 funding story

Jeremy Gordin reviews Pieter du Toit's "The Stellenbosch Mafia: Inside the Billionaires’ Club"

David Bullard reports back on what he witnessed during his travels through the United Kingdom

Jeremy Gordin writes on the ex-President's bizarre performance before the Zondo commission

John Kane-Berman responds to the critique of "People's War: New Light on the Struggle for South Africa"

Anthea Jeffery responds to the unfounded criticism of her book

Jeremy Gordin reviews "People’s War: New Light on the Struggle for South Africa" by Anthea Jeffery

Jeremy Gordin writes on Jan Rodrigues' failure to secure a stay of prosecution in the High Court

James Myburgh & Jeremy Gordin on the deeply flawed basis of the NPA's murder case against the former police clerk

Jeremy Gordin writes on the broader significance of Pieter-Louis Myburgh's devastating expose of Ace Magashule

James Myburgh explains our new logo and slogan

Jeremy Gordin writes on his heroic battle against DHA sloth and ineptitude

Jeremy Gordin responds to Steven Friedman's indignant take on the commission's finding

Judge Shongwe rules that HSPCA committee hearing be in public, but grants Mandela's widow a postponement

HPCSA to hear complaint laid by Nelson Mandela's widow against her late husband's physician

Andrew Donaldson writes on what journos should do about unpleasant politicians

Jeremy Gordin says it should be no surprise that the ANC DSG is a trifle defensive and tetchy

Jeremy Gordin writes on the State and Human Rights Establishment vs Jan Rodrigues

Jeremy Gordin asks why the Law Society is trying to intervene as an amicus in this case

Jeremy Gordin on the latest frenetic attempts by the Human Rights crowd to see Joao Rodrigues, 79, prosecuted

David Bullard says he is the Roger Federer of Twitter Block Bingo

Jeremy Gordin on the not so comfortable position Max du Preez & Co. may soon find themselves in

Jeremy Gordin cautions against investing too much hope in the ANC President

Jeremy Gordin examines the possible impact of Angelo Agrizzi's shock testimony to the Zondo commission

Jeremy Gordin writes on the broader context of the State versus Joao “Jan” Rodrigues

Judge Ramarumo Monama rejects application of Haffejee family to intervene in Rodrigues case

Jeremy Gordin writes on the businessman's controversial appearance on the PowerFM Chairman's Report

Jeremy Gordin writes to Peter Bruce, Max du Preez & Co.

Jeremy Gordin asks whether the NPA has sufficient evidence to bring a prosecution, let alone secure a conviction

Jeremy Gordin writes on the Golden Age of Investigative Journalism that wasn’t

Jeremy Gordin says it is the ANC's patronage bosses, not Cyril, who are playing and winning the "long game"

John Kane-Berman replies to Jeremy Gordin and Roy Isacowitz's critique

Jeremy Gordin and Roy Isacowitz respond to JKB on the killing of protesters by Israeli security forces

Jeremy Gordin says not even those who have known the President for years, know what he really believes

Jeremy Gordin reviews Jacques Pauw's 'The President's Keepers'

Jeremy Gordin reviews "A Simple Man – Kasrils and the Zuma enigma" by Ronnie Kasrils

Jeremy Gordin reviews Chippy Olver's "How to Steal a City: The Battle for NMB: An Inside Account"

Jeremy Gordin reviews Redi Tlhabi's "Khwezi: The Remarkable Story of Fezekile Ntsukela Kuzwayo"

Jeremy Gordin, who’s read the book, says an egregious act of censorship has occurred in front of our noses

Jeremy Gordin says the unfortunate truth is we were well and truly played

Jeremy Gordin says Verashni Pillay shouldn't have had to carry the can for the whole affair

Jeremy Gordin on the BDFM editor-in-chief's strange response to the Zille twitter controversy

Jeremy Gordin writes that to understand the President one must first step into his shoes

Jeremy Gordin on why we should be concerned with what Busisiwe Mkhwebane has got up to

Jeremy Gordin reviews 'Patriots and Parasites: South Africa and the Struggle to Evade History' by the late Dene Smuts

Jeremy Gordin pays tribute to a great newsman and a great friend

Kevin Ritchie and Jeremy Gordin write on the life of The Star's executive editor, who passed away Tuesday

Jeremy Gordin says the team, like the Fallists, are simply advancing the decolonisation agenda

Theuns Eloff on the difficulties facing right-thinkers in the party

Mandla Seleoane takes issue with the journalist's reply to UCT's politics lecturer's open letter to his HOD

Jeremy Gordin on what the singer, and now Nobel laureate, meant to him growing up in apartheid South Africa

Jeremy Gordin on what a simple task, liketrying to get a book delivered from overseas, says about the state of SA

Jeremy Gordin on Dr Lwazi Lushaba’s extraordinary attack on Professor Anthony Butler HOD

Thomas Johnson asks where the finance minister was during the first 6 years of the Zuma presidency