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What will Replace South Africa?

As the Boomer generation passes, I see four possible paths emerging to replace South Africa. Each demands the same response: to build strong conservative communities.

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The Proposed Name Change for South Africa is No Surprise

South Africa’s proposed name change reflects its collapse and signals a coming ideological shift that threatens minority communities.

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Remembering the Martyrdom of Peter and Paul

As we remember the martyrdom of Peter and Paul, may we reflect on their sacrifice for the Gospel and consider how we can follow their example in faith and courage today.

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The Roots of South Africa’s Death

South Africa’s collapse is the result of two main factors that are now converging in full force. These factors are the work of the African National Congress (ANC) and the end of Britain.

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The Terminal Death of South Africa

South Africa’s foundational systems—mining, logistics, and leadership—have collapsed. The old order is gone. Mourn it, then stay, fight, and build something new from its ruins.

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The Double Standard of Free Speech in South Africa

While free speech protections grows in the United States, it looks like South Africa is engaging in double standards.

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Is Bloodshed in South Africa Inevitable?

There is only one way to prevent bloodshed in South Africa, and it is my prayer that we choose to walk it.

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If the DA Becomes the ANC, Anxiety will be Tangible in the Cape

It looks as though the DA is becoming the ANC. If this does happen, anxiety will be tangible in the Cape. How should we respond to this trajectory?

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