South African Series Presents - Henri le Riche

On Thursday 17th September at 1 pm CT (8 pm SA time) our guest will be Henri le Riche.

Henri is

a 16th Century French descendent from Huguenots who fled for their lives to South Africa, after being persecuted for their beliefs.

Belongs to one of the oldest Afrikaner Boer descendant families in South Africa.

Lost family in the Anglo-Boer War concentration camps (1899 - 1902) Family fought with the allies in WW1, WW2 and the Angolan war during the cold war.

Last of his generation to have done military service (township duty) before Apartheid came to an end at the young age of 18, where he was a paratrooper in the once proud South African Defence Force. 

He Left South Africa when he was 23 and lived in many places like Alabama, Mississippi, Massachusetts and New York. Getting to know the diverse hospitable people from the north and south with some great memories.

He Lived in Asia, Australia, and Europe.  (The nearest you will get to an American is in his opinion an Afrikaner. Christians and Patriots )

Studied abroad through the University of Liverpool in England to obtain a Masters in Business.

He is  an Afrikaner/Boer and minority rights activist specifically for our cause/situation in Africa.

http://www.henrileriche.com