SOUP TO NUTS: A SONG OF LIFE
By Nigel Henson. My apologies for having been absent for six months or so. As there have been no public demonstrations, tipping of trash cans, or even an ANC building…
The Peril of the Police-Are-Right Theory
By Will Keys Crime documentaries have long celebrated the police detective: a figure depicted as the embodiment of common sense, initiative, and sound leadership. These stories, underpinned by the traditions…
The Week That Was
Gerald Potash, Hello again, Most of the news here this week has been about the dithering of the ANC towards Trump’s tariff threat and how DIRCO (The Department of International…
A Lion Called ‘Blondie.’
Hannes Wessels, It was with dismay I read a recent report in ‘The Times of London’ about the recent killing in western Zimbabwe of a lion named ‘Blondie.’ Reading about…
When Charm and Gender Bias Shield Betrayal: The Democratic Party’s Political Crisis
By Will Keys America is in the grip of accusations—treasonous conspiracy, intelligence manipulation, and institutional betrayal. Yet many voters remain entranced by emotional appeal, personality politics, and partisan narratives. Female…
The Trust Factor.
Hannes Wessels. I see, in his recent address to the South African parliament President Cyril Ramaphosa spoke glowingly of the significant strides that have been made in the last 31…
The Week That Was
Gerald Potash, Hello again, This week there has been some very negative press on Cyril and his lack of leadership and I’m not surprised. On Friday, Isaac Mashaba writing an…
The Unfolding UAP Enigma: A Moment for Disclosure, Dignity, and Determination
By Will Keys For over seventy-five years, military and intelligence officials across the world have documented a persistent, baffling, and technologically unexplainable aerial phenomenon. From the post–Second World War era…
The Epstein Edifice: An Intelligence Operation Hidden in Plain Sight
By Will Keys In the theatre of global power, few names carry the same toxic charge as Jeffrey Epstein. Officially a disgraced financier and sex offender, his reach into the…
The Week That Was
Gerald Potash, Hello again, We are getting used to political bombshells and two Sundays ago an enormous explosion caused by Lt.-General Makhwanazi shook the SA landscape and caused forceful reverberations…