The Week That Was
Gerald Potash, Hello again, It is truly sad for me to begin this newsletter by trying to explain how incompetent our bureaucrats—all appointed by the ANC are. The first story…
A Watershed Moment.
Hannes Wessels, For a democracy to survive there needs to be a general consensus among the citizenry about the need for important fundamentals to be sacrosanct. One of those fundamentals…
The Week That Was
Gerald Potash, Hello again, Cyril Ramaphosa is likely to be challenged in Parliament as to his conduct after the money from his farm, Phala Phala was stolen. The two-member ATM…
The Week That Was
Gerald Potash Hello again, Could it be that Cyril’s reign is coming to an end as head of the ANC and as President of this country? His actions confirm what…
RIP Dr Zev – A belated obituary for an extraordinary Human Rights Activist
The Medic, When the sun went down on June 30th 2022, this planet had become a little poorer. You see, an unlikely hero (and probably unwilling even to be recognised…
Utterly Confusing
Hannes Wessels, Listening, and watching, Bheki Cele, the South African Police Minister, go apoplectic with rage upon being quite sensibly challenged by Ian Cameron, a white community activist, looking for…
The Week That Was
Gerald Potash, Hello again, Is SA balancing on the cusp of a revolution? That certainly is the view of more than one journalist and several socioeconomic gurus who have all…
It is so much, much worse than you think.
Simon Lincoln Reader, The race to replace Boris Johnson will be messy, but the real sadness is that whoever succeeds him will only strengthen Britain’s role in a technocratic “liberal”…
2000 Mules – They Thought They Would Never Get Caught.
Will Keys, As America, under the Biden administration, spirals downwards, it is worth reflecting on why this political disaster should not have happened. “Highly respected Dinesh D’Souza, working together with…
The Week That Was
Gerald Potash, Hello again, In my absence the Zondo Commission finally came to it’s completion and the final sections of what took 4 years and cost us R1 billion were…