ZIMBABWE’S SPECIAL CADRE OF GOLFERS
By Stuart McLean (Editor of Golf Digest) This soft-cover book recounts the life tales of the numerous Zimbabwean golfers who have had their moments of fame either in South Africa…
Slavery; The Inconvenient Truth
by Hannes Wessels As a father of two impressionable teenage girls I am having a tough and at times frustrating time trying to undo the damage done at school in…
Benighted Continent on the Brink
by Hannes Wessels Malcolm Horne, a London barrister has written in very blunt terms regarding the planned land-grab in South Africa: “You cannot have land expropriation without compensation. It is…
REVIEW: ‘WE DARED TO WIN’
By Colonel Eeben Barlow Due for release: April 2018 Hannes Wessels’ latest book ‘We Dared to Win’ is a book no serious student of war in Africa should be without.…
“Black Panther”; where fantasy-fiction becomes fact.
by Hannes Wessels All of us who follow the news are getting used to being lied to but this dishonesty normally relates to the distortion of facts, the twisting of…
The Oxfam Scam
by Hannes Wessels Recent revelations exposing Oxfam as a well organised haven for sexual predators should not come as a surprise to anyone who has paid any attention to these…
In African Politics Crime Sure Pays
by Hannes Wessels Reading Jacques Pauw’s explosive new book, “The Presidents Keepers” is depressing, enlightening and terrifying. The scale of corruption and state-sanctioned criminality in the Republic of South Africa…
Poor Robert Mugabe
by Hannes Wessels After 37 years of brutally destructive rule it looks like the curtain may finally be coming down on the Mugabe regime. Military coups are seldom welcome but…
The ‘Coffin Case’ and the joys of hating ‘Boers’.
by Hannes Wessels In South Africa the mood across the media and political spectrum is one of jubilation. On Wednesday last week the Finance Minister announced the country was bankrupt…