Nicholas Lorimer, Marius Roodt and Terence Corrigan discuss the recent government program to teach all government officials ethics. They also delve into the protests against the Thai monarchy and the trouble with South Africa’s neighbours kings and we discuss the accusation that Kelly Khumalo did “blackface” in a music video.

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Life in rural SA is much harder than it needs to be. Jobs are scarce, growth non-existent, circumstances harsh. Large parts of our country have been forgotten by those in power, failed and exploited by those in office. This must change – and it can.

Hermann Pretorius and IRR analyst and researcher, Gabriel Crouse, discuss the challenges faced by rural SA and how we as a country should approach them.

This briefing is the third and final one of this series, as a precursor to the release of the IRR's latest report and accompanying short-documentary, this Saturday; 'Land, Lives & Liberty'.

Nicholas Lorimer, Sara Gon and Hermann Pretorius discuss an ANC leader found guilty of assault and his plea to not serve jail time, the creeping chaos and the breakdown in law and order across South Africa and if Cyril’s problem is a personnel problem and nothing more.

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Without property rights, no community can build or prosper. Yet, property rights have become increasingly under threat – especially in rural areas. Expropriation without compensation, land grabs, the inability to gain title deeds and rightfully own property – all these have contributed to the socio-economic instability that makes life in rural SA much harder than it needs to be.

Hermann Pretorius has a discussion with IRR Project Manager, Terence Corrigan, on the absolute vital importance of property rights in rural SA.

This briefing is the second of three this week, as a precursor to the release of the IRR's latest report and accompanying short-documentary, this Saturday; 'Land, Lives & Liberty'.

Nicholas Lorimer asks John Endres and Sara Gon for their takes on the ongoing scandal involving the ANC’s use of a SANDF plane to visit Zimbabwe, the ongoing fight between Cricket SA and the universe and the ongoing quest for peace in the Middle East.

Security of the person is the basis of any peaceful and prosperous society. A fundamental element of Land, Lives & Liberty is, therefore, the ability of South Africans to protect themselves and their loved ones.

Hermann Pretorius hosted an online Friends of the IRR Briefing with firearms activist Gideon Joubert as guest, to talk about personal and family safety and how self-defense is a vital part of this.

This briefing is the first of three this week, as a precursor to the release of the IRR's latest report and accompanying short-documentary, this Saturday; 'Land, Lives & Liberty'.

Nicholas Lorimer asks Hermann Pretorius and Marius Roodt about the accusation that the IRR is guilty of blackmailing major finance firms and billionaires, they also discuss the good numbers coming out about COVID as well as a report which claims to have found evidence of life on Venus.

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Nicholas Lorimer asks Gabriel Crouse and Terence Corrigan for their view on an alleged plot to kill the U.S. Ambassador to South Africa, Malema and the EFF’s relationship with law enforcement and the New York Times' list of powerful people in America categorized by race.

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Nicholas Lorimer, Sara Gon and Michael Morris discuss the total surrender of Clicks and its affiliates to the EFF, the passing of famous lawyer George Bizos and a report which says SA needs to change course or else risks becoming a failed state.

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Nicholas Lorimer asks Gabriel Crouse and Terence Corrigan about their views on the terrible GDP numbers for the SA economy, the attitude of many media commentators towards the DA’s adoption of non-racialism and Terence speaks about developments in Asia with regards to China.