Good evening ladies and Gentlemen, Congressmen and Congresswomen alike, Congressman Payne, The SAWIP board members present here today, Ambassador Perry from the CCA, Mr. and Mrs. Greene, and all my friends from both SAWIP and WIP
Perhaps I should commence by reflecting on a brief history of myself.
I come from a small and welcoming town [...]

SPEECH: WHAT IT MEANS TO BE SOUTH AFRICAN 27 June 2009
It was in 1652 when the Dutch East Indian Company anchored their ships for the first time on African soil. Soon thereafter, the San and the Khoi Khoi, all of whom were indigenous people of the cape at the time, fell victim to the most merciless [...]

The efficient transport system and religious adherence to laws here often reminds me that I am in a 1st world country. I like this city very much, although it can never match the picturesque Cape Town.
On Sunday I cycled 10 miles to go see the Great Falls on the Potomic River (the river bisect’s DC [...]