The United States’ focus is shifting away from Cold War weapons strategy — but Iran and North Korea could still be targeted.
The war in Mozambique may have ended 18 years ago, but its legacy lives on in the classrooms of rural schools in Zambezia province.
Joint mining ventures with ‘tenderpreneurs’ ensure that the Asian giant gets a slice of the minerals pie.
It is August 15 2008. On the ground, amid the long, dry grass of the Highveld, two men, a boy and a dog are staring at an object the boy is holding.
The discovery of a fossilised skeleton at the Cradle for Humankind could be the next step in the search for human origins.
Eskom wants to run power lines through a tiny town that even apartheid couldn’t reach.
Will the undead ever liven up English literature for the <em>Twilight</em> generation? <em>Lucy Tobin</em> reports.
With her third book, Michela Wrong has cemented her position as a niche investigative journalist.
Finding a copy in Kenya of <em>It’s Our Turn to Eat</em> turns out to be a tougher book safari than <em>David L Smith</em> anticipated.
An address from Afrikaans singer Steve Hofmeyr had everyone on their feet at slain AWB leader Eugene Terre’Blanche’s funeral on Friday.