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…
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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…
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…
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…
Hannes Wessels, In an article by RW Johnson in ‘Politicsweb,’ titled ‘Amidst the ruins of ANC rule,’ the author paints a grim picture of the man-made disaster that has befallen…
Simon Lincoln Reader, News24 = shit takes on tap Michel Foucault practising moves around how to stun 8 year old boys before sodomising them. The French historian Michel Foucault died…
Gerald Potash Hello again, I am irritated by the amount of publicity given to the ANC as compared to other political parties. This weekend was non-stop ‘ANC news’ as the…
Gerald Potash, Hello again, The fourth instalment of The Zondo Report was delivered to the President on Friday. At the end of June the last section detailing the problems at…
Hannes Wessels, Recently I interviewed my old friend Julian Pellatt. We were students together at University of Cape Town and he came away from that once august institution having learned…
Gerald Potash, Hello again, The President spoke to the nation on Monday evening addressing the devastating floods in KZN and declared the floods a national state of disaster. Parts of…
Gerald Potash, Hello again, The largest ANC branch in the country is eThekwini (Durban Metro, to you) and there this past weekend a vitally important vote took place to see…