Ray Hartley and Greg Mills
Ray Hartley is the Research Director of the Brenthurst Foundation. He previously edited the Sunday Times, The Times, Rand Daily Mail and BusinessLIVE. He is the author of Ragged Glory: The Rainbow Nation in Black and White, Cup and Ramaphosa: The Man Who Would be King among other works. Dr Greg Mills heads the Johannesburg-based Brenthurst Foundation, and is a Senior Associate Fellow and Advisory Board member of the Royal United Services Institute. His most recent books are 'Rich State, Poor State' (2023) and 'The Art of War and Peace' (2024), both published by Penguin Random House.
Articles By This Author
Agony and Agency: Why Ukraine Deserves Emulation
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Tanzania and Uganda: time for a little less carrot and more stick?
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How to dodge incoming: three scenarios in US-SA relations
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