Lex Libertas just released a report called "The many, many commissions of Cyril Ramaphosa". This report shed some light on all the judiciary commissions, dialogues, panels, advisory councils and task teams Ramaphosa has established since the start of his presidency.

Lex Libertas argues that this amounts to a repetitive delay tactic to deflect from taking decisive action which might lead to internal divisions in the ruling political elite. As a result, the general public suffers from commission fatigue, and a loss of faith in the South African government.

Further, Lex Libertas argues that the solution is decentralisation of the political system in South Africa to facilitate autonomy and self-governance for the various communities that live here.

You can read the full report here - https://cdn.lexlibertas.org.za/reports/2025/08/1756321599353-vcxcap-The_Many__Many_Commissions_of_Cyril_Ramaphosa.pdf

In this episode, Theo de Jager, Executive Director of the Southern Africa Agriculture Initiative (SAAI) shares his first hand experience of expropriation of farms in South Africa. We focus on the specific case of Akkerland and how the Ombudsman recently ruled in SAAI's favour after false reports on this case from News24.

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In this episode of the Pioneer Podcast, I discuss why I believe the Afrikaner Dream is still alive. I begin with observations from philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche, how Alexis de Tocqueville described America in 1835, and what the American Dream is today. I then focus on our own history—the history of the Afrikaners in South Africa—before turning to the present. Lastly, I also discuss the future and how young people identify with being Afrikaners, and I motivate why I say the Afrikaner Dream lives on.  

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In this episode of The Pioneer Podcast, you can listen to the unsettling conversation with Joe Emilio about his recent documentary, "Stolen Ground." The documentary focuses on the violent land invasion of the Tygerberg Raceway in 2020 and how this community hub was completely demolished by illegal occupants. We further discuss the Prevention of Illegal Eviction from and Unlawful Occupation of Land Act (PIE Act) and how it was exploited and weaponized by these landgrabbers.

You can watch the full documentary here - https://youtu.be/u4XZaRrhaZM

If you would like to help fund a Stolen Ground 2 & 3, you can support Joe Emilio here - https://www.backabuddy.co.za/campaign/stolen-ground-2  

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On 24 July 2025, I participated in a discussion at the Conservative Partnership Institute (CPI) in Washington DC about the constitutional realignment of South Africa. This follows on a two reports published by Lex Libertas:

- The Reclaiming Freedom report, in which we discuss the crisis in South Africa and possible actions that the U.S. might take to contribute to a solution.

- ⁠The Truth be Told report, in which we share a variety of personal stories by people affected by farm attacks, race laws, targeting of property rights and state failure.

Thank you to the CPI for hosting this event and especially to Emily Jashinsky for being such a fantastic moderator.

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In this episode of the Pioneer Podcast, I discuss and read the report that Lex Libertas has just published in Washington, D.C. The report, entitled Reclaiming Freedom, argues in favour of stability in the region by working toward a decentralized political system. I explain that the report is not a call for violent uprising or illegal measures, but for increased international pressure through tangible and practical actions to increase stability in South Africa and avoid catastrophe. We need your support in this cause.

You can support this by becoming a contributor to Lex Libertas at www.lexlibertas.org.za/donate.

In this week's episode of The Pioneer Podcast, I speak with Andrej Kolárik of the Ladislav Hanus Institute in Bratislava, Slovakia, about the conservative movement in South Africa and the West. He provided some insight into what communism in Central Europe looked like and the dangers associated with it. We also examine the general state of the West and explore what can be done to preserve Western civilization.

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In this episode of The Pioneer Podcast we take a look at the 30% tariffs that President Donald Trump has recently announced for South African export to the United States, but more than that I focus on our plan at Lex Libertas in response to the crisis in South Africa.

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On 15 June, it was officially 100 days since the announcement of Lex Libertas, then called the Pioneer Initiative. In today's podcast, we take a look at the progress and accomplishments of the first 100 days and what lies ahead for Lex Libertas.  

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In this episode of The Pioneer Podcast, I sit down with Márton Veisz from the Foundation for a Civic Hungary.

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