by Hannes Wessels The continental catastrophe that has engulfed Africa may go down in history as the greatest, politically motivated, human calamity of all … Read more →
by Hannes Wessels Desperate to seek relief from deep despondency over the recent Zimbabwe elections, I reached out to cricket and my prayers were answered. … Read more →
by Hannes Wessels The sight of blood-soaked bodies including a middle-aged mother lying face down in a pool of blood on the streets of Harare … Read more →
by Hannes Wessels With The Open Championship to be held at Carnoustie looming large on the golfing calendar it’s of interest to reflect on … Read more →
by Hannes Wessels So a month after the celebrated tantrum when Ashwin Willemse stormed off a live Super Sport broadcast, a report is finally out. … Read more →
Hannes Wessels I wrote this article many years ago when Clem was still alive and almost by accident picked it up on Facebook. I find … Read more →
by Hannes Wessels It’s nearly forty years since Rhodesia disappeared into history and the country became Zimbabwe. What followed was thirty-seven years of bloodshed, … Read more →
by Hannes Wessels As a father of two impressionable teenage girls I am having a tough and at times frustrating time trying to undo the … Read more →
by Hannes Wessels Reading Jacques Pauw’s explosive new book, “The Presidents Keepers” is depressing, enlightening and terrifying. The scale of corruption and state-sanctioned criminality in … Read more →
by Hannes Wessels After 37 years of brutally destructive rule it looks like the curtain may finally be coming down on the Mugabe regime. … Read more →