Lee Stuttaford

Many eminent people have written open letters to the president urging him to be more presidential. He’s probably too busy to respond but, if he

One of the major casualties of the Covid-19 lockdown is going to be the effect it has on our tourism and hospitality industry. This was

Last Thursday was the 100th birthday in the United Kingdom of a man called Tom Moore, who happened to hold the rank of captain at

Now that I live in the Cape, I don’t have much cause to visit Johannesburg very often. The last time I was there was in

I had parked the car as far away from the shopping mall as possible, more with a view to getting some exercise walking to and

Happy Lockdown Easter. I’ll bet it wasn’t too difficult for the kids to find the Easter Eggs this morning. But, never mind, only another three

In troubled times like these it’s the little things that give pleasure. I’ve spent the past week religiously observing the lockdown and looking out enviously

I’m wondering if this 21-day government-enforced house arrest is going to be long enough. Nothing to do with catching or transmitting the new ‘flu du

Last Sunday I went to a concert at the Endler auditorium in Stellenbosch. It was a splendid performance of Brahms’ Requiem and it marked the

Family members in the UK were due to board a cruise liner this weekend for a two-week trip around the Croatian coastline. Not surprisingly, the