RP To Focus On Self-Determination, Ending Race-Based Policy, And Illegal Land Invasions In WC
RP has updated its mission and objectives as it widens its focus beyond solely Cape Independence
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Race-based policy
RP says, Black South Africans Are Not Equipped to Compete Equally In The Economy
PRESS RELEASE: ANC using employment equity to compensate for its own glaring failures. It is no better than the National Party.
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OP-ED: Race-based Policies Have Failed Despite Best Intentions
OP-ED [Rapport]: In support of the Referendum Party's Non-racialism Bill. Why it is time to end race-based policy in South Africa
PRESS RELEASE: RP Drafts Non-racialism Bill And Circulates For Comment
Referendum Party Bill aims to end use of Apartheid era racial classifications and race-based policy once and for all. Public input invited.
PRESS RELEASE: RP Calls on GNU to Affirm Taiwan’s Right to Self-determination
PRESS RELEASE: Taiwan is a constitutional democracy. SA must respect its right to self-determination even if it upsets China
PRESS RELEASE: Phil Craig invites ATM leader Vuyo Zungula to discussion on Cape Independence
PRESS RELEASE: Why does Cape Independence bother its opponents so much? Phil Craig invites outspoken critic Vuyo Zungula to discuss it over coffee.
PRESS RELEASE: Morocco Comments Demonstrate ANC Selective Over Self-determination
PRESS RELEASE: ANC once again asserts the right of self-determination in other states, whilst opposing it in South Africa
OP-ED: Self-determination Essential Under GNU
OP-ED: Why under the GNU, Kaapenaars, Afrikaners, Zulu's and others should be claiming their right to self-determination
OP-ED: Living with hate, Fighting for a better future
OP-ED: Phil Craig reflects on the criticism he receives as a Cape Independence advocate
RIGHT TO REPLY: We Share Mandela's Values
RIGHT TO REPLY: RP's Phil Craig response to the Melisizwe Mandela Foundation. We share Mandela's Values. Perhaps the problem is with you?
OP-ED: Cape Independence One Step Nearer?
OP-ED: Phil Craig discusses the CIAG's proposed privately organised referendum on Cape Independence