John Pilger examines the latest arguments presented by the US in its bid to extradite Julian Assange, and the continuing persecution of the whistleblower and his partner Stella Moris
Lawyers representing Tembisa Hospital say there is nothing staff could have done to avoid newborn’s brain damage.
Food inflation was unchanged at 6.7% in July, but remained elevated on continued upward pressure from prices for meat and the oils and fats category.
The use of the phrase ‘lighting up the shadows’ was a deliberate application of mind on Jeremy Vearey’s part targeted at the SAPS, police counsel argues.
Africa’s particular logistical challenges require inventive solutions for keeping vaccines cold while not relying on the electricity grid
The process of adopting a child can be long and demanding but it is a rewarding wait.
Equipment and files related to multimillion-rand procurement irregularities were apparently taken
‘The Taliban also registered the serial numbers of their weapons and just asked them not to move around in the streets while armed but stay within the compound until everything calms down. Then the Taliban left.’
You can start palliative care at any stage of a serious illness, even as soon as you receive a diagnosis or start treatment, says Dr Linda Holding
Staff and students argue it is unethical for university to profit from an industry that damages the planet and distorts science