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Righting past wrongs
BACK in 1992 a simple and direct question was asked of the white voters of South Africa by then president FW de Klerk: Do...
The land of nobody
As I was sitting at the public hearings to amend the constitution in Kimberley on Saturday, I was reminded of just how far South...
Making the wrong lines dark
With a blank page in front of you, the required exercise illustrated on the blackboard, and after the teacher had explained what was expected,...
Revived Eagles look equal to any challenge that may come their...
Your guess as to who will eventually win the Fifa World Cup is as good as anyone’s right now, the mega scores by England...
Last test at Newlands
If Saturday was indeed the last time we saw the Springboks at Newlands, the 25-10 defeat to England on a cold, rainy day was...
Our own worst enemy
South Africa still carries the physical, emotional and social scars from “third force” tactics used during the apartheid era and they aren’t going anywhere...
Datanappers, passwords and the new frontier of crime
Ever since the news broke that Liberty’s computer system had been hacked and clients’ “personal data” had been stolen I have been receiving regular...
A swift kick in the butt
IT’S that time of the year again. I’m really not keen on it. It isn’t that I hate it or anything like that. I...
A swift kick in the butt
IT’S that time of the year again. I’m really not keen on it. It isn’t that I hate it or anything like that. I...
All strength to Caster
TO THE International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF), South African middle distance runner Caster Semenya is like the stepchild that just won’t go away....
