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James Myburgh

Johannesburg
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Will the DA drop a 'green hydrogen' bomb on Hopefield?

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By James Myburgh
The small town of Hopefield lies on the banks of the Sout River in the West Coast region of the Western Cape – 100 km due north of Cape Town and 40km east of Saldanha Bay. Founded in 1852, it is the oldest town in the area, and has retained its rural, agricultural character over the decades, with a population of just 6 800 people. The town is a centre for the wheat farms that lie to the north and east, and which grow the crop over the winter months.
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Will the DA drop 'the hydrogen bomb' on Hopefield?

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By James Myburgh
The small town of Hopefield lies on the banks of the Sout River in the West Coast region of the Western Cape – 100 km due north of Cape Town and 40km east of Saldanha Bay. Founded in 1852, it is the oldest town in the area, and has retained its rural, agricultural character over the decades, with a population of just 6 800 people. The town is a centre for the wheat farms that lie to the north and east, and which grow the crop over the winter months.
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What lies beneath the vilification of "AfriSol"?

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By James Myburgh
In early May 2026, News24 published an article by Max du Preez titled “I hold AfriSol responsible for reviving the image of my tribe as selfish, racist bullies.” The piece was an elaboration of the thesis presented in the final chapter of Du Preez’s new book, The End of Normal: A Witness to the Unravelling of White Power in South Africa.[i] In the article, Du Preez presents the following puzzle. By 1996 Afrikaners had been completely won over to the new South Africa.
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