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Yearly Archives: 2012

Angola: Unita claims poll is in chaos
Africa
/ 30 August 2012

Angola: Unita claims poll is in chaos

The opposition, which could garner the youth vote, says the election will not be free and fair.

By Louise Redvers
Dagga makes teenagers dumber
Article
/ 30 August 2012

Dagga makes teenagers dumber

Teens who are regular users of cannabis are at risk of permanent damage to their intelligence, according to research covering nearly four decades.

By Sarah Boseley
Hostility to Israel an ANC ploy to woo Cape Muslims
Analysis
/ 30 August 2012

Hostility to Israel an ANC ploy to woo Cape Muslims

Since recalling the South African ambassador to Israel following Operation Cast Lead in Gaza in 2009 relations with Israel have deteriorated.

By Staff Reporter
Marikana reflects a democracy in grave danger
Article
/ 30 August 2012

Marikana reflects a democracy in grave danger

The survival and development of constitutional democracy depends ultimately on establishing a social practice that shapes the way people behave.

By Serjeant At The and Bar Author
Hurricane Isaac drenches US Gulf Coast, test for New Orleans
Article
/ 29 August 2012

Hurricane Isaac drenches US Gulf Coast, test for New Orleans

Floodwater from Hurricane Isaac jumped a levee in New Orleans but the barriers built to protect the city after the Katrina disaster were not breached.

By Scott Malone
The trouble with Tony: Tutu snubs Blair again
Article
/ 29 August 2012

The trouble with Tony: Tutu snubs Blair again

First he pulled out of the Discovery leadership summit, now Archbishop Emeritus Desmond Tutu has opted out of a BBC debate featuring Tony Blair.

By Faranaaz Parker
Thousands rally for Dos Santos ahead of Angola polls
Africa
/ 29 August 2012

Thousands rally for Dos Santos ahead of Angola polls

With the president’s face on jumbo screens, T-shirts and helium blimps, thousands of Angolans rallied to show their support ahead of the polls.

By Griffin Shea
Little-known Ryan takes centre stage at Republican convention
Article
/ 29 August 2012

Little-known Ryan takes centre stage at Republican convention

Paul Ryan will take his turn in the spotlight for the biggest speech of his political career at the Republican National Convention.

By Steve Holland
Women in Science: The Emerging Researchers
Article
/ 29 August 2012

Women in Science: The Emerging Researchers

Dr Sindiso Mnisi Weeks completed her DPhil in Law in 2009 at the University of Oxford, where she was a Rhodes scholar.

By Mail Guardian Correspondent
Marikana: Negotiators meet for ‘peace talks’
Article
/ 29 August 2012

Marikana: Negotiators meet for ‘peace talks’

Officials have brokered closed-door talks between workers and management of Lonmin’s mine to end a strike where violence has killed 44 people.

By Sibongile Khumalo
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