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‘The Axe And The Tree’
by Hannes Wessels I was relieved to finish this because the reading ... Read more →
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‘THE STRUGGLE CONTINUES’ 50 Years of Tyranny in Zimbabwe’ by David Coltart. A contrarian view.
by Hannes Wessels David Coltart is a man who I have long ... Read more →
Re post – Taki (The Spectator) – In praise of Rhodesia
HIGH LIFE Shame on those white liberals who paint white Rhodesians as ... Read more →
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‘The Axe And The Tree’
by Hannes Wessels I was relieved to finish this because the reading was an emotional and often painful roller-coaster of a ride that left me … Read more →
‘THE STRUGGLE CONTINUES’ 50 Years of Tyranny in Zimbabwe’ by David Coltart. A contrarian view.
by Hannes Wessels David Coltart is a man who I have long held in high regard. Courageous and principled, he has been at the fore … Read more →
Re post – Taki (The Spectator) – In praise of Rhodesia
HIGH LIFE Shame on those white liberals who paint white Rhodesians as oppressors while supporting murdering maniacs like Mugabe. Taki 16 July 2016 9:00 AM The … Read more →
Re post – >Reader: Reviewing ‘A Handful of Hard Men’ – The day Zim’s spine snapped.
The traditional view on those that tend to ignore history is that they’re set to repeat it. But in Simon Reader’s assessment of Hannes Wessels’ … Read more →
How long will South Africa Survive?
by Hannes Wessels Anyone seriously interested in how we came to be where we are in South Africa and where we might be going, … Read more →
How long for South Africa?
by Andrew Donaldson THE short answer to the question that is the title of RW Johnson’s new book, How Long will South Africa Survive?, is roughly … Read more →
Julius Nyerere Reconsidered
Reviewed by Trevor Grundy “Nyerere -The Early Years” by Thomas Molony (Published by James Currey) African leaders who were not corrupt kleptomaniacs but, instead, fairly … Read more →
The Last Protectors; the history of The National Parks Department
by Hannes Wessels As the decimation of wildlife throughout Africa gathers pace it seems certain that, barring an intervention of miraculous proportions there will … Read more →
Milton Obote and Idi Amin: Kenneth Kaunda’s great regret
By Trevor Grundy 8 November 2014 Trevor Grundy writes on former Commonwealth SG ‘Sonny’ Ramphal’s autobiography “Glimpses of a Global Life” Commonwealth’s concern … Read more →
White Hunters. The Golden Age of African Safaris
by Hannes Wessels “The number of wild animals on Earth has halved in the past 40 years, according to a new analysis. Creatures across … Read more →