by Hannes Wessels   A recent article in The Spectator about Alexander Lebedev makes interesting reading; almost as interesting as the man himself. Born to … Read more →

by Dale Collett Forty-three years ago, as a young Selous Scout lieutenant, I was in action against an enemy position, clearing a building deep inside … Read more →

by Hannes Wessels We hear an awful lot these days about the lamentable prevalence of mental cruelty being inflicted upon children, so it is with … Read more →

by Hannes Wessels   I’m certainly shedding no tears upon the departure of Robert Mugabe from this world but I look back upon his life … Read more →

by Hannes Wessels   Poor Helen Zille is in terrible trouble again despite a stellar career in public life. As the outgoing premier of the … Read more →

by Hannes Wessels Last week we were witness to the wretched sight of a public auction of movable assets taking place on farms now ‘owned’ … Read more →

  by Hannes Wessels They say crime doesn’t pay but it sure as hell does in South Africa. The ANC has been running the country … Read more →

by Hannes Wessels On one of the holiest days on the Christian calendar, Christians will look back on the events of the past week with … Read more →

by Hannes Wessels I’m no fan of English politicians, having been on the receiving end of their deceit and moral cowardice when they deemed it … Read more →

by Hannes Wessels   In the heady early days of independence in Zimbabwe, when Robert Mugabe was the world’s most loved freedom fighter and euphoria … Read more →