The Week That Was
Gerald Potash, Hello again, Surprise! I’m still here and not in Australia. My trip has been postponed for medical reasons and I’m hoping to be able to leave in a…
Booting the Foreigners.
Hannes Wessels, Witnessing the sad sight of South Africa convulsed by mass protests demanding the expulsion of foreign workers from the country, it is worth noting this problem has been…
The West’s Uninvited Reformation: Kuffar Patience Has Expired
By Andrew Field In November 2024, in the streets of Amsterdam, gangs of young men hunted Jewish football supporters through the city after dark. They called it a Jew hunt.…
The African Southern Route: Drugs, Ministers and the War That Was Never Meant to Be
By Andrew Field The new story of narcotics in southern Africa does not begin with a theory. It begins with seizures. In June 2026, Durban harbour again produced cocaine. One…
Taking The Knee
Hannes Wessels, A little over six years ago the world erupted in anger when the international media turned all its attention on the death at the hands of the Minneapolis…
The Core Conflict: Why the West and Iran Cannot Easily Reconcile
by Will Keys The real tension between the United States and Iran runs deeper than nuclear weapons, proxies, or oil. It stems from a fundamental clash between two opposing worldviews:…
The Rule of Law
Hannes Wessels, Growing up in Rhodesia I remember a police force, the British South Africa Police (BSAP), that was highly respected by the majority of people, and magistrates and judges…
The Constitution as Instrument: The Warning the Rhodesians Tried to Give.
Andrew Field | South of the African Equator | April 2026 Bertrand Russell, writing with characteristic precision about the dangers of Marxist political philosophy, once identified what he considered its…
The Week That Was
Gerald Potash, Hello again, At last, things are happening. A top-shot ANC cadre fingered at the Zondo Commission received a proper jail sentence. Vincent Smith, once a powerful MP and…
The Congo, The Colonials, And The Lies.
Hannes Wessels, I must confess I have been unable to stop chuckling about the furore caused by recent pronouncements made by UK billionaire businessman Sir Jim Ratcliffe. There was instant…