First it was baking, then knitting. Now the colouring in craze has hit SA, with addicts claiming it helps with anything from stress to concentration.
The IAAF has suspended Kenyan athletes Koki Manunga and Joyce Zakary after they tested positive for doping at the World Championships in Beijing.
South African philosophers have an opportunity to integrate the African experience into the discipline.
The draft of ‘A Hard Rain’s A-Gonna Fall’ lyrics contains scribbled revisions and scratchings-out to the song that Dylan recorded in December 1962.
Increasing bank deposits and investing pension funds differently could reduce developing countries’ reliance on international donors.
As China’s markets fall and drag down global equities, the underlying concern is how much their slowdown will affect the rest of the world.
Najib Razak has refused to answer questions about vast sums of money paid into his personal bank accounts, in the country’s biggest political scandal.
The very industries that should benefit from the rand’s slump are the ones being hobbled.
The fall in students studying maths and schools offering the subject is causing alarm – but the government’s own figures paint a confusing picture.
For first time in over 15 years, Mugabe openly asked for Western re-engagement in the ailing Zimbabwe economy in his State of the Nation address.