The Week That Was
Gerald Potash, Hello again, Politics played itself out on the front pages of our newspapers this week and I imagine as we get nearer to our general election this will…
Reparations: Who Owes Who?
Hannes Wessels, As a delegate at the recently held Cop 28 climate conference in Dubai, Ndileka Mandela, Nelson’s granddaughter, grabbed headlines when she denounced Britain and the Royal family, for…
The First Independent US President, Donald J. Trump.
Will Keys, USA law prohibits a convicted felon from standing as a candidate for the Office of President. Donald J. Trump is facing numerous felony charges in four separate state…
The Week That Was
Gerald Potash, Hello again, On Monday morning the Sheriff of the Court arrived at Luthuli House (the ANC headquarters) with an already drawn-up inventory of the goods that they were…
The World That Was
Adrian Olivier, Sunday 26 November – Sunday 3 December: On Sunday morning, Sierra Leone witnessed a coup attempt in the capital of Freetown, including on a military barracks and an…
Henry Kissinger; Friend or Foe?
Hannes Wessels, Few Rhodesians will mourn the passing of Henry Kissinger who died recently aged 100. Most see him as a central figure in the destruction of the country so…
The Week That Was
Gerald Potash, Hello again, The ANC is in serious danger of being liquidated. Two court orders have appropriately gone against them in a case where they were sued for R104…