by Andrew Field This last Wednesday, 6 April 2022, a 43-year old Zimbabwean married man, Elvis Nyathi, was brutally stoned, assaulted with knobkerries and set ablaze, after being doused with inflammable liquids, in the squalid Diepsloot[1], working class township of Johannesburg, South Africa. He did not survive the torment meted out with such ghastly impunity … Continue reading Xenophobia: South Africa’s Nouveau “Origins Racism”
Political Game Conservation Woes
By Andrew Field - Follow on Twitter Zimbabwe’s south eastern Lowveld features a number of intensive natural conservation areas and the Gonarezhou National Park, a wildness region destined to form part of the Great Limpopo Transfrontier Park. The domain of the Transfrontier Park is expected to see its international boundaries (between Mozambique, South Africa and … Continue reading Political Game Conservation Woes
South of the African Equator 