The Week That Was
Gerald Potash Hello again, This week the goings-on at the Zondo Commission really dominated the news here. First up was Anoj Singh. We heard that this key character in State…
The Week That Was
Gerald Potash Hello again This week our news was totally dominated by some devastating fires. Mountain fires are a huge hazard at this time of the year in our region…
The Week That Was
Gerald Potash Hello again, Cape Town is exploding; in vacant patches of land just outside of the inner city, townships are springing up like mushrooms. Probably 50 informal settlements have…
Mass Media Madness
Hannes Wessels Over the last few days I have received, from a number of people some of the most shocking video clips I have ever seen. When I say I…
London & The World
Simon Lincoln Reader Many of us who don’t believe that Britain is racist, or never fell victim to Trump Derangement Syndrome (TDS), or who haven’t been radicalized by Beijing24 or…
The Week That Was
Gerald Potash Hello again, Tony Leon and Jacob Zuma have very little in common, other than both being former leaders of political parties, but this week they both attracted a…
The Week That Was
GERALD POTASH Hello again, This past weekend the National Executive Committee (NEC) —the highest decision making body between conferences—of the ANC sat to discus matters and what was the top…
London & The World
Simon Lincoln Reader ADMITTEDLY THERE ARE FAR MORE IMPORTANT THINGS to consider than a jumped-up interview featuring that 3rd rate actor Meghan Markle and his surrendered male ginger wife, although…
London & The World – SLR
Simon Lincoln Reader It was only because of a lovely old seamstress called Martha – and my friend Grant’s restaurant – that I didn’t bomb the shops in Parkview when…
Letters to Lord David Owen
by Hannes Wessels I publish the correspondence below because I think it will be of interest to people wanting to better understand Rhodesian and Zimbabwean political history but also because…