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Defend Truth

Helen Zille

Helen Zille is Premier of the Western Cape. See her Wikipedia profile.

Email: [email protected]

This is how South Africa became a criminal state

South Africa

This is how South Africa became a criminal state

by: Helen Zille

By the time the analysts noticed, we were on the road to recovery

South Africa

By the time the analysts noticed, we were on the road to recovery

by: Helen Zille

OPINIONISTA

From the Inside: The DA and the ANC took a knock — both require some soul-searching

by: Helen Zille

OPINIONISTA

From the Inside: We are but four signatures away from a permanent solution to the energy crisis

by: Helen Zille

OPINIONISTA

From the Inside: We have a game changer for the power supply problem – we must now implement it

by: Helen Zille

OPINIONISTA

From the Inside: It may be slow, difficult and incremental but, over 10 years, our progress is undeniable

by: Helen Zille

OPINIONISTA

From the Inside: It is perfectly legal to join the #TaxRevolt

by: Helen Zille

OPINIONISTA

From the Inside: Tale of the Tablets — the Truth Will Out

by: Helen Zille

OPINIONISTA

From the Inside: An Insult to the Office of Public Protector

by: Helen Zille

OPINIONISTA

From the Inside: Want to support Ramaphosa’s reform agenda? Vote DA

by: Helen Zille

OPINIONISTA

From the Inside: As in war, we need an ethical convention for political conduct to shield non-combatants

by: Helen Zille

OPINIONISTA

From the Inside: Few things are more complicated than an acrimonious political divorce

by: Helen Zille