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Paul Trewhela

Lewin sought no high office and never trumpeted his name

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Journalist, freedom fighter and poet par excellence, Hugh Lewin died at his home in Johannesburg last week. This tribute is by friend Paul Trewhela

A century of voter struggles told beautifully through people’s promise and despair

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​Martin Plaut’s book on the disenfranchisement of black voters in 1909 suggests comparison with today’s inflammatory party-list system.

Mandela: A nationalist and a Marxist

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More interesting than party membership is the extent to which Marxism informed Mandela's political thinking, writes Paul Trewhela.

From Cold War to the violence of theocrats

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The new era of global conflict proves that it is not sufficient for the left to leave religion to itself, says Paul Trewhela.

A treasure trove of?detail, but some loose threads

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Historian and former communist activist Paul Trewhela takes issue with aspects of Bob Hepple’s autobiography.

ANC: A party under violent, criminal siege

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Political killings and heavy-handed military veterans are disturbing signs of the African National Congress' future, writes Paul Trewhela.

A massive mark against the lack of accountability

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Last week's local elections were the most significant political event in SA since the first democratic elections in April 1994.

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