Steve Hofmeyr

The pod bros will revive their mission to kill non-racialism and feed it to the pigs

Julius Malema is no Barry White, but the United Nations won’t stop him singing

Books by or about local musicians, the music business and the music scene

The best way to get South Africans to do something is to tell them not to do it, which may be good news for football

Online battle over the ‘white genocide’ narrative on social media has dangerous real-world consequences

Social media has made us obsess about the behaviour of others and ignore our own

‘South Africa seems to be experiencing a similar upsurge, except that the white right-wing never actually went away’

​Freedom of expression is one of the cornerstones of our nascent constitutional democracy, and it is unquestionably a principle worth defending

‘Over the years Steve Hofmeyr has reinvented himself from the poor man’s Brad Pitt to a singer to a political public commentator’

Hofmeyr isn’t capable of singing a new song; he just recycles his old hits, which are just some old folk songs from a rather nasty tradition.

The weekly Afrikaans paper was challenged on social media after it published an opinion piece by right-wing popstar Steve Hofmeyr.

Most bigotry is implicit in our attitudes and actions. Bigotry does not routinely announce itself like a giant pimple on a teenager’s face.

Watch out for the potholes in the road ahead and never, ever spell-shame on Twitter.

The controversial Afrikaans singer said illiteracy "has everything to do with" the defacement of historical statues.

Pick n Pay and Jaguar Land Rover SA have decided not to renew their sponsorship of the Afrikaans is Groot concerts, Beeld newspaper reported.