A CIAG published law paper with far reaching consequences. It examines the undeniable and non-derogable right of qualifying communities to self-determination within the South African State
CIAG welcomes new US visa restrictions targeting South African officials involved in race-based discrimination, saying international pressure may be needed to defend the principle of non-racialism.
CIAG responds to the Inclusive Society Institute, an ANC-aligned think tank, on the ethics and legal viability of Cape Independence
RIGHT TO REPLY: Independence movements are almost always grievance driven. If you don't take the time to understand the why, your analysis will be flawed. CIAG responds to Mike Siluma's article in the Sunday Times
The CIAG has written an open letter to President Trump requesting US support for a Western Cape referendum on self-determination as a lasting alternative to Afrikaner refugee status.
When is the right to self-determination satisfied in a constitutional democracy? What are the implications for South Africa?
PRESS RELEASE: Repeal s235 or operationalise it? CIAG and MK have met to discuss their differences on self-determination and agreed to debate them publicly
South Africa's system of government is a root cause of the county's problem, s235 and self-determination is the solution. It won't be delivered by a top down two-thirds majority in parliament, but from the bottom up.
Are we all equal before the law and should ratepayers be paying excessive rates to upgrade illegal settlements? Writing in BizNews, Phil Craig calls for greater transparency from politicians and political parties
OP-ED: Prosperity, safety, services, & non-racialism - This is what drives Cape Independence !! Phil Craig responds to Faiez Jacobs (ANC)
