By: croix
@ Kwena# At the same time, find some elders/groups of advisors/teachers of basic human decency and simple morals to take him back into a sort of “finishing school” of life. You know, that stuff about :...
View ArticleBy: Heinrich Becker
It never ceases to amaze me how we, as ordinary South Africans, so easily allow the management of our country to slide into this quagmire of soapy intrigue where the personal aspirations of politicians...
View ArticleBy: I told you so
Good piece of writing. We forgget that there are probably legions of decent people in the ANC who are horrified by the spectacle playing out under Zuma “leadership”. Watching him plod his way through...
View ArticleBy: Aberudder
And to quote the paragon of open minded thinking Rian Malan…really? You want to be taken seriously?
View ArticleBy: The Creator
Right-wing white Democratic Alliance fantasist strikes again! Mr. Keyzer’s Reagan-worship unfortunately hasn’t encouraged him to become familiar with American political discourse. The famous remark by...
View ArticleBy: Dave Harris
Utter delusional thinking coming from a washed up writer for Buthelezi and his IFP – apartheid collaborators!! What you fail to understand is that SA is not the US or UK nor do our leaders wish to...
View ArticleBy: Frans Verloop
“The insurgents are closing in on Zuma now from all directions. He’ll be gone soon” Jon, I takes a brave man to give a hostage to fortune, but I hope you are right.
View ArticleBy: african lover
the question is, will he let go nicely -with not so nice prospect of prosecution- or will he fight to the end? An indemnity clause for former presidents might help as nothing could be worse than the...
View ArticleBy: Gavin Storrie
Dave Harris. You regularly bemoan personal attacks but you practise personal attcks all the time. Your version of debate is to pile on insults and never deal with the argument. Any point of view that...
View ArticleBy: Paul Whelan
It is likely President Zuma will be gone soon, agreed, but it depends on what we see as soon. Some time shortly after 2014, when it can look reasonable, rather than at Mangaung? The ANC cannot afford...
View ArticleBy: Mdizman
Sadly for the minorities in cahoots with the media Pres. Zuma is not going anywhere for the next five years.Unlike ex-Pres. T Mbeki he will serve 2 full terms. Wishful thinking, assumptions and hopes...
View ArticleBy: Loudly South African
I don’t think you should be comparing Jacob 783 and David Petraeus. Petraeus spent a life serving his country and when his ONE affair came out, had the good taste to resign. The less said about the...
View ArticleBy: Analyst
“Above all, he failed to adjust from the dissent-crushing Stalinist machine of the ANC mission-in-exile to today’s fog of war: noisy democracy.” I think this observation is right – basically, that the...
View ArticleBy: The Creator
Loudly South African, do you actually know anything about what a corrupt, self-serving, incompetent blowhard Petraeus is?
View ArticleBy: Jon Story
@Gavin Storrie I see you take Dave Harris to task which imho is a complete waste of time. The same Harris was pontificating the other day: ‘Over the years however, I’ve ceased to cast judgement…’ (do...
View ArticleBy: Leonard
Not surprising that Harris has such a problem with Reagan and Thatcher. Both were strong, direct leaders who stood up against communists, terrorists and those who pretended to be one thing whilst being...
View ArticleBy: Mr. Direct
@Dave Harris Mainstream media: communicates with the voter base, and has it’s uses. Hated because it can expose bad politicians, unjustly or not. US and UK: 1st world countries, with problems but much...
View ArticleBy: Dave Harris
@Mr. Direct Mainstream media is exemplified by Rupert Murdoch who was singularly responsible with his Fox News in electing and re-electing George Bush that created much of the carnage in the Middle...
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