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Mark Darbon, CEO of the R&A, and Andrew Coltart of Sky Sports joined the program today. Darbon talked about the R&A's pillars of inspiration, participation and governance as well as their thoughts on the ball rollback, the direct pathway into The Open for a LIV golfer and a host of other topics. Coltart talked about Rory's quest to win the Grand Slam, his top stories of the season thus far, the considerations for Luke Donald and the Ryder Cup team and his thoughts on who will wear the Green Jacket.Host Gary Williams also talked about Min Woo Lee's first career PGA TOUR victory as the Texas Children's Houston Open.

David Coltart, a former minister in Robert Mugabe's Government of National Unity (GNU), shares some of the hard lessons learned in Zimbabwe where Zanu-PF used the GNU to hollow out the opposition and become stronger than ever. “.. applying that to South Africa, the DA, the IFP,  they need to demonstrate some savvy. It's a balance. Obviously, they've got to deliver effectively on their own ministry so that they can demonstrate to the electorate in South Africa that they are competent and inspire confidence. And that needs to be their dominant responsibility. But they must not ever do that at the cost of allowing the ANC to consolidate their power in the areas of civic bodies, universities, the judiciary and critically, the media”. Coltart doesn't see former President Jacob Zuma's MKP as a major threat to the GNU as long as the GNU works and delivers to the South African people. “But if the DA, the IFP laps into this notion that they hold these positions as of right and they don't have to deliver, then they will become very vulnerable to the populism of MK and the EFF to a lesser extent,” he warns. Sign up for your early morning brew of the BizNews Insider to keep you up to speed with the content that matters. The newsletter will land in your inbox at 5:30am weekdays. Register here. The seventh BizNews Conference, BNC#7, is to be held in Hermanus from March 11 to 13, 2025. The 2025 BizNews Conference is designed to provide an excellent opportunity for members of the BizNews community to interact directly with the keynote speakers, old (and new) friends from previous BNC events – and to interact with members of the BizNews team. Register for BNC#7 here. If you prefer WhatsApp for updates, sign up to the BizNews channel here

Josh is joined by Andrew Coltart and David Howell to look ahead to The Players and make their picks for who they think will do well at Sawgrass.Listen out for exclusive interviews with world number one, Scottie Scheffler and one of golf's biggest up and coming stars, Ludvig Aberg.

The Context of White Supremacy welcomes Mayor David Coltart live from Zimbabwe. Coltart is classified as a White man and has generations of family that have lived on the African continent. He wrote the book, The Struggle Continues: 50 Years of Tyranny in Zimbabwe, which is part autobiography, part Coltart's narrative of life and times in Zimbabwe. This White Man has live a fascinating life. He was in Boston for then-Senator Barack Obama's 2004 speech to the Democratic National Convention. He was conscripted to fight for the South African army - ostensibly, to help maintain the local System of White Supremacy. Before serving as Bulawayo mayor, he worked as an attorney of law - and is still practicing. One of his most famous clients is convicted killer Michael Swango, who's currently in a Colorado cage for the rest of his blond-haired life. After Swango absconded to Zimbabwe to avoid US authorities, he continued killing on the continent. When patients began dying and Swango was fired from his hospital post, Coltart accepted his case for wrongful termination. Because of the 90's atmosphere in southern Africa and the bizarre nature of the charges, Coltart believed Swango could be the victim of “anti-white prejudice” and “reverse racism.” Shoutout to the late Robert Mugabe. Closely scrutinize Mayor Coltart's commentary about his great great great grandparents being White Supremacists as well as his answer to being asked if there's evidence that White people are a danger to black people on the continent. #TheCOWS15Years INVEST in The COWS – http://paypal.me/TheCOWS Cash App: https://cash.app/$TheCOWS CALL IN NUMBER: 605.313.5164 CODE: 564943#

Former Ryder Cup-er and Scottish professional golfer turned Sky TV commentator joins CH3 to look back at this year's DP World Tour season and more. Coltart discusses everything from the importance of securing your first win to Rory McIlroy, Scandivaian golf's resurgence with successful players like Victor Hovland, Ludvig Åberg and the Højgaard brothers and more. Thanks to our partners: AG1: Try AG1 and get a FREE 1-year supply of Vitamin D AND 5 free AG1 Travel Packs with your first purchase. Go to drinkAG1.com/CH3. That's drinkAG1.com/CH3.  Rapsodo: Use code CH3 for $70 off the purchase of a MLM2PRO and a dozen free RPT balls at Rapsodo.com. The membership unlocks access to Combines as well as Session Insights, slow motion replay, and video storage up to 10,000 videos. Tell your friends about the new show and be sure to follow Claude to submit questions, enter giveaways and keep up with the latest Son of a Butch updates on Instagram at @ClaudeHarmon3. Son of a Butch is produced in partnership with Wasserman. The views and opinions expressed by guests interviewed on the Podcast, including all program participants and guests, are solely their own current opinions regarding events and are based on their own perspective and opinion. The views and opinions expressed do not reflect the views or opinions of Claude Harmon, Wasserman, or the companies with which any program participants/interviewees are, or may be, affiliated.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Our good friend Andrew Coltart once again joins us on the podcast. In a wide ranging conversation we discuss money in the modern game and players morality or lack there of. The new DP World Tour & the alliance with the PGA Tour. The Majors & venues for this coming season, hopes for us all for 2022 and some picks also! Andrew recalls some recent nightmares he has being having which is just hilarious! Suadi golf and some really good insights and points come across here. Top fella is Andrew, always great to have him back on. 

Roy L Hales / Cortes Clean-up - The Campbell River Association of Tour Operators finished (CRATO) cleaning up Vancouver Island's shoreline from Comox to Chatham Point, at the entrance of the Johnstone Strait, and is now working in the northern Discovery Islands. “It is such an inspiring story to see how the tour operators of Campbell River came together to not only clean things up, but train a whole new generation how to do that,” said Mary Ruth Snyder, Executive Director  of the Campbell River & District Chamber of Commerce.  CRATO was awarded the contract, to remove marine debris, garbage and used fishing and aquaculture gear from about 350 kilometres of shoreline by the BC governments the Clean Coast, Clean Waters Initiative. They started the clean-up in Comox, last month. Bill Coltart, President of CRATO, attributes the progress of their first five days to the fact they were working in an area that was heavily populated. “We did find a lot of debris, don't get me wrong, but the sheer volume relative to what we are seeing now was significantly less. What that tells me is that people that live along the waterfront, between Comox and Campbell River, do a lot of their own beach clean-up on a regular basis,” he explained. “We were certainly seem some large pieces: large tires, blocks of foam, large pieces of plastic - that aren't easy to remove - but we're seeing a much denser volume of marine debris the further isolated we get.” They expected to be loading a barge every week, but found it only takes a day to a day and a half of beach cleaning. CRATO had collected about 15 tons of debris by the time Cortes Currents caught up with them at Chatham Point, and Coltart expects to have between 50 and 80 tons when this project ends. “As tour operators: we're in those waters every day, be it kayaking or whale watching. You just don't see what's up in that high tide line. What's hiding behind those logs. Once you have the opportunity to walk those isolated stretches of beach, it becomes a bit shocking - at the volume that is hidden there that you just don't see from the boat,” he said. The debris is taken to sorting facility in Campbell River. When they have a truckload, Coltart guesstimates 80-85% of the debris will end up in the Ocean Legacy Foundation recycling facility in Richmond. A small amount, 7-8%, goes to landfill. More in podcast. Photo credit: weighing the debris - Photo courtesy CRATO

Andy Flower was one of the most talented cricketers of his generation. In 2003 he and his teammate Henry Olonga amazed and inspired the world when they played a cricket match in black armbands, in mourning for the death of democracy in their country, Zimbabwe. He gives a vivid and moving account of their protest as the guest of Peter Oborne and Richard Heller in their latest cricket-themed podcast.Read the full description here: https://chiswickcalendar.co.uk/episode-45-andy-flower-inspiring-cricketer-and-protestor/The literary event of the year is imminent: the publication of Wisden Cricketers Almanack.  Peter and Richard invite listeners to submit their nominations for the Wisden's Five Cricketers of the Year to obornehellercricket@outlook.com. They will present the results in advance of Wisden's.

Sky Sports commentator Andrew Coltart talks candidly about his career and has strong opinions on golf and fitness, this is a great episode for the club golfer as we also talk just what it is like to play against Tiger Woods, with a terrific insight into just how Tiger likes to unsettle a player. Follow Andrew Coltart on Twitter @AndrewColtart On Instagram: @andrewcoltart Download your FREE Golf Fitness E-Book here: https://www.pro-fitgolfconditioning.com/ Get social with Pro-Fit Golf Conditioning - https://www.instagram.com/pro_fitgolf/?hl=en 

Today on the second episode of Let's Talk Human Rights podcast, we travel to Zimbabwe. About a year ago, the former president, Robert Mugabe, passed away at the age of 95. After 37 years in power, he was overthrown in a military coup only two years earlier, in 2017. Mugabe's successor Emmerson Mnangagwa spoke of reforms for the country in that he now affectionately refers to as a new dispensation and second republic. We shall take a closer look at the situation on the ground and try to unpack some of the critical and relevant questions regarding Zimbabwe. For this, we are joined by two very interesting guests from Zimbabwe. Senator David Coltart, opposition politician, human rights lawyer and current MDC Alliance Treasurer General, and Dumisani Muleya, international award winning investigative journalist, who is also a strong critic of the Mnangagwa regime. News Sound Bites: BBC Africa https://youtu.be/PyNrhvVjinY Africa News https://youtu.be/FY6P94N6pu0   Aljazeera https://youtu.be/V_7RaVKZDaw   SABC News https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ThO73waCuJQ SABC News https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZZ3cvso587Y Friedrich Naumann Foundation for Freedom in Africa · Zimbabwe After Mugabe with David Coltart and Dumisani Muleya - Transcripts.pdf — PDF (128.4 KB)

Today on the second episode of Let's Talk Human Rights podcast, we travel to Zimbabwe. About a year ago, the former president, Robert Mugabe, passed away at the age of 95. After 37 years in power, he was overthrown in a military coup only two years earlier, in 2017. Mugabe's successor Emmerson Mnangagwa spoke of reforms for the country in that he now affectionately refers to as a new dispensation and second republic. We shall take a closer look at the situation on the ground and try to unpack some of the critical and relevant questions regarding Zimbabwe. For this, we are joined by two very interesting guests from Zimbabwe. Senator David Coltart, opposition politician, human rights lawyer and current MDC Alliance Treasurer General, and Dumisani Muleya, international award winning investigative journalist, who is also a strong critic of the Mnangagwa regime. News Sound Bites: BBC Africa https://youtu.be/PyNrhvVjinY Africa News https://youtu.be/FY6P94N6pu0   Aljazeera https://youtu.be/V_7RaVKZDaw   SABC News https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ThO73waCuJQ SABC News https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZZ3cvso587Y Friedrich Naumann Foundation for Freedom in Africa · FNF Africa · Zimbabwe After Mugabe with David Coltart and Dumisani Muleya - Transcripts.pdf — PDF (128.4 KB)

It's a busy podcast this week as Sophie Walker and Andrew Coltart join Josh Antmann to discuss a first LPGA Tour win for Mel Reid. Plus, Lucas Bjerregaard calls in to discuss his recent life on the PGA Tour. To celebrate Black History Month, Henni Koyack discusses her experiences and opinions of racism in the game and what can be done.

In 1999, Mark ‘Jesse' James captained Team Europe in the 33rd Ryder Cup, selecting rookie Andrew Coltart as part of his Brookline-bound side. The first singles match teed off on the final day with the men in blue holding a commanding 10-6 lead, but the USA's Ben Crenshaw had assembled a formidable line-up, cheered on by a raucous home crowd. As Justin Leonard holed a miracle putt on the 17th, and supporters and teammates flooded the green, the fightback was all but complete: Europe would relinquish the Ryder Cup. Alongside Josh Antmann, James and Coltart dissect the events of that weekend.

Andrew Coltart and Inci Mehmet join regular host Josh Antmann to discuss a victory for Paratore at Close House and an emotional comeback win for Michael Thompson in Minnesota. Andrew gets very passionate over a certain golf ruling and Inci gives her views of the Rose Ladies Series so far. Vodcast out on Sky Sports Golf from Wednesday

Former Ryder Cup players David Howell and Andrew Coltart join regular host Josh Antmann to pick their all time European Ryder Cup Team. A few restrictions are in place which doesn't make for easy choices. Who makes the team? Tune in to find out. You can watch the vodcast in the On Demand section of Sky Q

2016 Masters Champion Danny Willett joins Nick Dougherty, Andrew Coltart, Rich Beem and host Josh Antmann to chat about his amazing victory at Augusta. He gives some insider knowledge and the perks of being a winner there.

With The Open cancelled, the Masters moved to November and new dates for other majors, Nick Dougherty, Andrew Coltart and Rich Beem join Josh Antmann to look at the new 2020 schedule and if it's a realistic prospect or not. Look out for part 2 of the podcast coming your way on Thursday.

Senator David Coltart on former President Robert Mugabe's lasting legacy on Zimbabwe, the two sides to the Mugabe's character, whether the ex-leader should have been held accountable for the crimes he'd been accused of, the difference between Robert Mugabe's time in office and President Emmerson Mnangagwa's government and the concerns raised by the IMF's recent warning about corruption within the country. You can find out more about Senator David Coltart on Twitter @DavidColtart or at DavidColtart.com. The Hardy Report is a political news and current affairs podcast, bringing you interviews with a range of activists, campaigners and politicians from across the political spectrum in the United States and the United Kingdom. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thehardyreport/support

Josh is joined by Andrew and Radar to talk about a multitude of subjects. Plus, Matt Fitzpatrick and Matt Wallace drop in for a chat about everything from slow play to tattoos.

Josh is joined by a myriad of guests for this years Open Championship Podcast. Radar, Dame Laura Davies and Andrew Coltart start things off and then Tyrrell Hatton pops by for a chat after his practice round. Plus, Ewen Murray comes in for a natter at the end.

The fourth '#Golfchat with...' sees Josh catch up with Andrew Coltart. He talks about his times as a club pro, all the events from the dramatic 1999 Ryder Cup and the tough mental struggles he had towards the end of his playing career.

Josh is joined by Andrew Coltart and they're at the Wells Fargo Championship in Charlotte. They look back on wins by Rahm/Palmer and Campillo. Plus, slow play gets the Coltart treatment after a controversial week.

Mike Clayton and Rod Morri are joined by former Ryder Cup player Andrew Coltart to discuss the state of Scottish, and world golf. Coltart won the 1997 Australian PGA at NSW Golf Club, a tournament made famous by another incident involving Clayton himself: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yl_Nny8TwNM

A day after issuing a stern warning to President Robert Mugabe and the ruling Zanu-PF‚ Zimbabwean military forces were seen in the streets of Harare, reportedly taking part in a training routine‚ sparking panic in the country's capital. Images shared on social media have left some Zimbabweans fearing that the army could spring a surprise in retaliation to a speech made by the Zanu-PF Youth League earlier in the day. The Youth League hit out at the military‚ after the commander of the Zimbabwe National Army‚ General Constantine Chiwenga‚ on Tuesday criticised Zanu-PF over the sacking of Vice-President Emmerson Mnangagwa and demanded a stop to the purging of senior party members aligned to him. We speak to prominent Zimbabwe opposition leader and former Education minister, David Coltart.

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Watch full event here: https://www.cato.org/events/struggle-continues-50-years-tyranny-zimbabwe As a young man, David Coltart was urged by Robert Mugabe to return from South Africa to Zimbabwe, where Coltart rose to become senator and education minister. But, as Mugabe became increasingly dictatorial, Coltart became one of Mugabe's favorite targets of vilification. Coltart was branded a traitor to the state and worthy of remaining in Zimbabwe only as a resident of one of its prisons. For three decades, Coltart has kept detailed notes and records of all his work, including a meticulous diary of cabinet meetings. Coltart's book deals with the last 60 years of Zimbabwe's history: from the obstinate rule of Ian Smith that provoked Rhodesia's Unilateral Declaration of Independence from Britain in 1965, to the civil war of the 1970s, the Gukurahundi genocide of the 1980s, Robert Mugabe's war on white landowners, and the struggles waged by Coltart's party — the Movement for Democratic Change. Coltart will also discuss one of his key concerns: the role of political extremists who have consistently subverted Zimbabwe's chances of realizing its true potential.

As a young man, David Coltart was urged by Robert Mugabe to return from South Africa to Zimbabwe, where Coltart rose to become senator and education minister. But, as Mugabe became increasingly dictatorial, Coltart became one of Mugabe’s favorite targets of vilification. Coltart was branded a traitor to the state and worthy of remaining in Zimbabwe only as a resident of one of its prisons. For three decades, Coltart has kept detailed notes and records of all his work, including a meticulous diary of cabinet meetings. Coltart’s book deals with the last 60 years of Zimbabwe’s history: from the obstinate rule of Ian Smith that provoked Rhodesia’s Unilateral Declaration of Independence from Britain in 1965, to the civil war of the 1970s, the Gukurahundi genocide of the 1980s, Robert Mugabe’s war on white landowners, and the struggles waged by Coltart’s party — the Movement for Democratic Change. Coltart will also discuss one of his key concerns: the role of political extremists who have consistently subverted Zimbabwe’s chances of realizing its true potential. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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