The new trade playbook: Africa’s response to US bilateralism

Belfast’s famous wall paintings provide a snapshot of relations between Catholics and Protestants in Northern Ireland. More than 25 years after the signing of the Good Friday Agreement, Drew Forrest saw them on a trip to the city

The South Africa Champions, with 6 players from the 2015 squad, won the World Championship of Legends, led by AB de Villiers’s outstanding performance

Impoverished communities have a complicated relationship with political engagement, which is vital for their survival

As Archbishop Desmond Tutu said, ‘If you are neutral in the face of suffering, you are on the side of the oppressor’

The difficulty many African parents have in apologising to their children, and their emotional distance, is linked to generational and technological shifts

Rooted in disembodied online life, it merely inverts current hierarchies and fuels societal division

Economic integration would lead to trade and economic growth and contribute to social stability

The country needs a dynamic body to help the legislative framework adapt to rapid tech changes, such as artificial intelligence, balancing innovation with ethics, security and the effects on society

Evidence in a recent sexual harassment case raises questions on how to devolve justice when convention and tradition are pitted against youth expectations

He was a scholar and author with a deep understanding of conflict management and negotiating peace

Other countries have taken the US to the World Trade Organisation, but South Africa has chosen to try to negotiate a better deal with America

This is an edited extract from Attacking the Heart of Apartheid by Yunus Carrim, which tells the story of the MK’s Special Operations Unit