🔥 Premiering at 6PM (SAST) South Africa doesn’t just need better leaders, it needs a better system. Join FMF CEO David Ansara, Head of Policy Martin van Staden, and Ernst Roets of Lex Libertas (Formerly Pioneer Initiative) as they unpack how South Africa can take power back, rebuild from the ground up, and

David Ansara: "(N)early half of young people are without a job. This has calamitous consequences for South Africa’s economy and its politics. Many of these unemployed youth (and young men in particular) might feel tempted by radical political movements like the EFF – with its

WATCH NOW: tinyurl.com/3d7jzf2t THEE Sama Sambit sits down with David Ansara & Cilliers Brink to break down SA’s political chaos — G20 fallout, ANC decline, BEE failures, and the Madlanga Commission’s deeper implications. This is the conversation the mainstream won’t touch.

The basic premise of BEE is flawed...

The DA can end BEE on Monday morning

Jean-Paul Sartre invented a verbal trick that killed millions. He took the word "violence" and redefined it. The existing social order? That was violence. Institutions? Violence. Property? Violence. Once everything is violence, killing to overthrow it becomes self-defense.

Since its release Stolen Ground has reached over 200k views, received 3 nominations, 1 selection and 1 award. I am over the moon and incredibly grateful to everyone who has shared, watched, and liked the documentary. Your support means the world. A heartfelt thank you to the

South Africa’s youth are facing the worst unemployment crisis in our history. That is why it matters when voices like Frans Cronje at The Common Sense highlight real solutions. He recently gave a shoutout to FMF CEO David Ansara's column on how targeted labour law exemptions

"I would like, and have stated many times, the minimum of state and the maximum of individuality." ~ Borges

David Ansara: "B-BBEE is facing growing opposition from across the political spectrum, and public opinion on the policy is shifting. But strong vested interests are pushing back." thecommonsense.co.za/Columns/ten-b-…

I was invited to participate in a panel discussion at the ABSIP Financial Services Symposium last Thursday to debate the impact of Broad-Based Black Economic Empowerment (B-BBEE) on South Africa's economy. My argument was simple: ↕️ The main problem in South Africa is

¡Viva la libertad, carajo! Javier Milei

"Without collectivism, there is no fascism. Without collectivism, there is no socialism."

My latest for The Common Sense where I debunk ten myths of B-BBEE:

Standing alone against a bloated, virtue-signaling consensus takes serious spine. Milei’s Argentina said “no” to the usual G20 word-salad on climate dogma, gender quotas, and one-sided Middle East framing, and they didn’t even try to hide behind the usual diplomatic weasel words.

12 rules to keep Africa POOR (number 11 hits the hardest):