Naming and shaming – kasukuwere
Youth and Indigenisation Minister Saviour Kasukuwere has been anything but a ‘saviour’ for Mount Darwin South, where he is an MP. A comprehensive dossier exposes him...
Has he really won?
So the man with the funny scarf has signed the unconstitutional Act. He has got his way, but how far will it take him and the Fat People’s Party?
What would have happened had Jesus accepted horses and chariots from Herod?
You cannot serve God and mammon.
So, Mr. President, is your staying longer in power “best for the country”?
The rhetoric of political self-preservation has always been wrapped in the language of altruism.
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