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Blog: The Strategist
Time can be cruel. Infatuations and honeymoons must reach their end. Emotions subside, our better selves fall, exhausted, by the wayside, and deeper character traits will out. A truly democratic South Africa, a 'rainbow nation', ...
Blog: The Strategist
It's been so bad that it has even flickered across Western screens recently as one of those brief human-interest stories. The lights have gone out in South Africa. Eskom, the state-owned power utility, has imposed ...
Blog: The Strategist
'I can't wait until these stupid elections are over and we can just get on with our lives.' Those were the words of a Zimbabwean acquaintance—and they reflect the attitude of many, perhaps the majority, ...
Blog: The Strategist
The world has forgotten about Zimbabwe. Few outsiders know, or would care, that the country is due to hold elections this month. And that's among those who could point to it on a map. For ...
World Affairs Online
In: Australia in the world no. 5
Full circle: Australia and Papua New Guinea 1883-1970, examines the bilateral relationship between the two countries and contains previously unpublished photographs. Full Circle provides an absorbing account of the relationship between Australia and PNG from the late nineteenth century to 1970 with a particular focus on the post-Second World War period and the gradual acceptance in both Australia and PNG of the need to move towards decolonisation