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A Circus of Absurdity: Britons sink into despair as Tory spaceheads plot their own survival

Trevor Grundy | 23 October, 2022

A cross-section of Britian’s future leaders when they were young, before their hearts were an open cheque book.   GUEST WRITER OF THE MONTH – CECIL JOHN RHODES (1853-1902) ‘I…   Read more >

Commonwealth action is needed and needed now to find out who killed courageous Maltese journalist

Trevor Grundy | 13 October, 2022

By Commonwealth Journalists Association (CJA) Executive Committee Member William Horsley   Sunday 16th October 2022 marks five years since investigative journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia was murdered in a remote-controlled car…   Read more >

Italian election 2022: A spectre is haunting Europe – the spectre of born-again Fascism

Trevor Grundy | 28 September, 2022

 A century after the Blackshirt March on Rome in October 1922, Benito Mussolini’s ghost is haunting Europe     by TREVOR GRUNDY   Apologies to Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels…   Read more >

‘Red List’ – New book gives a valuable insight into the world of M15 and the pro-communist wannabes it monitored

Trevor Grundy | 7 September, 2022

Book Review Red List – MI5 and British Intellectuals in the Twentieth Century by David Caute, Verso (2022) 404 pp. £25.00) Review by Trevor Grundy   THE HISTORIAN and journalist…   Read more >

South Africans remember but world leaders elsewhere ignore the tenth anniversary of a massacre that rivals Sharpeville and Soweto

Trevor Grundy | 16 August, 2022

Strikers at Marikana, a platinum mining town in North West Province, South Africa in August 2012   When white police opened fire on black demonstrators at Sharpeville in March 1960,…   Read more >

The looters continua as a toothless ANC continues to think and act like Stalin while running South Africa into the ground

Trevor Grundy | 13 August, 2022

      GUEST WRITER OF THE MONTH –  PAUL TREWHELA   IN HIS  mammoth new study, History of South Africa: 1902 to the Present, published by Penguin Random House…   Read more >

James Chikerema is finally made a National Hero – He ignited the spirit of nationalism in Rhodesia but fell foul of Robert Mugabe and his Zanu(PF) acolytes and sycophants in Zimbabwe

Trevor Grundy | 9 August, 2022

James Chikerema after his High Court victory which allowed him to remain in  Parliament with his supporters after leaving the UANC in 1979, seen here with Stanley Chimombe Mushonga. (Picture:…   Read more >

Ndabaningi Sithole: Zimbabwe’s forgotten intellectual and leader

Trevor Grundy | 9 July, 2022

Jubilant supporters welcome Rev.Ndaabaningi Sithole back to the land of his birth in 1992 (Picture: Trevor Grundy)     Guest writer of the month Tinashe Mushakavanhu, University of Oxford (Reproduced…   Read more >

Winston Churchill: New book emphasises the dark side of Britain’s best-loved war-time leader

Trevor Grundy | 6 July, 2022

‘Winston Churchill – His Times, His Crimes’ by Tariq Ali (Verso, 419 pp. £25.00)   Trevor Grundy reviews a book that could open the eyes of a new generation of…   Read more >

John Thomson (1931-2022): New Zealand journalist who never stopped loving Tanzania

Trevor Grundy | 3 July, 2022

John Thomson, a dedicated journalist who loved Tanzania and who did his utmost to explain Julius Nyerere’s socialist socialist policies to the outside world (Picture courtesy of Meera Webster, John…   Read more >