Glenda
7 Sep 2020
Writers like to joke about their work. Usually how little they manage to do as they search endlessly for the creative genius that will catapult them […]
28 Aug 2020
This year Women’s month in South Africa has passed in a haze of Covid-19 lockdowns, fear, tales of unending corruption, and muted concern over domestic violence. […]
21 Aug 2020
There is a palpable sense of lightness this week in South Africa, after moving to Level 2 of lockdown. In retrospect the Covid journey seems to […]
14 Aug 2020
Friday, middle of the month, it has been a frenetically busy day here in White River. I can only think it is the thought that maybe, […]
6 Aug 2020
I’m a writer. It’s my career, my calling, an unavoidable compulsion, call it what you will, it is what I am and what I do. It […]
14 Jun 2020
I was born in Mbabane, in the Kingdom of Eswatini many years ago and lived there for most of my life until a couple of years […]
25 May 2020
The President of South Africa, Cyril Ramaphosa, has put our future into our hands: “… as individuals, as families, as communities it is you who will […]
11 May 2020
One of the most interesting aspects of any catastrophe is the number of experts the situation produces. Those who don’t quite have the cheek to pronounce […]
4 May 2020
This is the story of two families, one father, two mothers. Or one husband and two wives. The man is my father. I am from the […]
2 May 2020
I don’t believe there is a born again Christian on the face of this earth who does not desire to know Jesus, God the Father more […]
23 Apr 2020
In so many ways the last four weeks have dragged, yet the time has flown by. I have achieved a small number of ticks against my […]
7 Apr 2020
Something different for today. This is a piece I wrote a number of years back for fun, really. I needed to get a flow going and […]
3 Apr 2020
I have no doubt the majority of people reading this, certainly in South Africa, have had a letter from ‘my friend Victor’ whose niece is a […]
30 Mar 2020
It is interesting how sound is magnified by silence. I live close to a main road and am used to the almost non-stop hum and rumble […]
4 Feb 2020
When I am alone Drowning in sadness The music of unrequited love Throbbing through my mind There is One whose arms fold gently around When fear […]
31 Dec 2019
Towards the end of November a question was posed: As you near the end of this year, what are the highlights for you of the second […]