The Tusk and Scrotum
by Hannes Wessels Soon after being mauled by a leopard ‘Danny’ was ... Read more →
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‘Transformation’; but then what?
by Hannes Wessels The new buzz-word in South Africa is ‘transformation’. It’s ... Read more →
The Migrants; what to do?
by Martin Redfern What on earth was Angela Merkel thinking when she ... Read more →
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The Tusk and Scrotum
by Hannes Wessels Soon after being mauled by a leopard ‘Danny’ was posted to Management Unit based in Wankie National Park. This arm of the … Read more →
‘Transformation’; but then what?
by Hannes Wessels The new buzz-word in South Africa is ‘transformation’. It’s on everyone’s lips; politicians, newspaper-editors, talk-show radio hosts, sports-coaches and celebrities. I’m trying … Read more →
The Migrants; what to do?
by Martin Redfern What on earth was Angela Merkel thinking when she blithely proposed taking in 800,000 (eight hundred thousand!!!) Syrian refugees in a year? … Read more →
Reverse racism: The root cause of the Zimbabwe catastrophe
by Hannes Wessels I think it’s fair to say that had the government of Ian Smith been African and not European Rhodesia would have … Read more →
It’s Lonely Being Mad.
by Hannes Wessels I have never said I’m terribly bright. I’ve read a lot and seen a lot I suppose (I’m nearly 60 and that’s … Read more →
Cecil the lion: What happens after the lynching?
by Hannes Wessels In the face of possibly the biggest media-inspired lynch mob in history let’s assume those millions who have reached a … 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 →
I Thought I knew a Liberal!
by Hannes Wessels In a thought provoking Spectator article some years ago ( 5th. February 2005) Andrew Kenny asks what defines ‘Left’ and ‘Right’ … 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 →