In this special episode, you can listen to my discussion with Kristof Slagmulder, a Flemish Member of Parliament, about his decision to deliver a speech in the Flemish Parliament condemning the "Kill the Boer" song, the feedback he received afterward, and his reasons for supporting the Afrikaners.

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I spoke with Ernst van Zyl, Head of Public Relations at AfriForum about Afrikaners and our resolve to protect Western civilisation in Africa.

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In this episode of The Pioneer Podcast, we do some housekeeping. I talk about Lex Libertas and the move from the Pioneer Initiative. We further discuss the underlying philosophy that underpins this organisation, how the organisation operates, what it does and intends to do. Lastly we talk about the way forward and the road ahead to a more sustainable political dispensation.

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This week, you can listen to the third episode of a three-part series with constitutional law expert and writer Professor Koos Malan. We discuss how the current dispensation in South Africa is under extreme pressure, how Black Economic Empowerment (BEE) is impacting the nation, the wishful thinking of the masses, and other factors indicating that the centralized government has failed. We also explore possible solutions and discuss the roles different communities will need to play to make this a reality.

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This week, you can listen to the second episode of a three-part series with constitutional law expert and writer Professor Koos Malan. We discuss the extent to which the South African Constitution has already changed and is currently changing, as opposed to the concerns that people have about potential future changes. We talk about what this means for society at large, the deterioration of public society in South Africa, and the various opportunities within this problem.  

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This week, you can listen to the first episode of a three-part series with constitutional law expert and writer Professor Koos Malan. This episode focuses on the extent to which courts in South Africa are part and parcel of the ruling elite and the degree to which South African courts have become caught up in what can be described as "transformationism."

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In this episode of The Pioneer Podcast, you can listen to David Ansara, CEO of the Free Market Foundation, discuss expropriation without compensation, the economy in South Africa, and how misguided policies are harming the country.

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In this week's episode of The Pioneer Podcast, Dr. Willem Gravett, a law lecturer at Akademia, is back for another conversation on the phenomenon of Azania Critical Theory. We discuss the meaning of this theory, where it is taught and what the consequences of this theory could be.

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In this episode, you can listen to advocate Mark Oppenheimer discuss freedom of speech and hate speech within the South African context. We further discuss the recent ruling of the court that the chant "Kill the Boer, Kill the Farmer" is not hate speech.

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