Joseph Logan, Author at The Mail & Guardian

Yemen elects Saleh replacement amid violent boycott

Article Joseph Logan - 22 Feb 2012

Violence has marred Yemen's presidential election, which ended three decades of rule by the US's key ally in the region, Ali Abdullah Saleh.

Turkey’s Erdogan hopes to reap dividends from Libya

Article Joseph Logan - 16 Sep 2011

Turkey's prime minister heads to Libya on Friday, a day after the French and British leaders were welcomed for helping to overthrow Muammar Gaddafi.

Sarkozy, Cameron head off for Libya victory lap

Article Joseph Logan - 15 Sep 2011

French and British leaders will visit Libya on Thursday to congratulate the new rulers they helped install.

Nato says destroyed Gaddafi compound guard towers

Article Joseph Logan - 28 May 2011

Nato aircraft destroyed the guard towers at Muammar Gaddafi's compound in Tripoli, then staged a daytime strike on the city, a Nato official has said.

Rare daytime air strike on Tripoli

Article Joseph Logan - 28 May 2011

Nato carried out a daytime air strike on Tripoli on Saturday after a fifth straight night of attacks, adding to pressure for Muammar Gaddafi to quit.

US says ‘time is working against Gaddafi’

Article Joseph Logan - 24 May 2011

Nato hammered Tripoli on Tuesday with some of their heaviest air strikes yet after the US said Muammar Gaddafi would be forced from power.

Nato says airstrikes cripple Gaddafi’s forces

Article Joseph Logan - 21 May 2011

Nato's bombing campaign in Libya has crippled the government's ability to attack rebels fighting to topple Muammar Gaddafi.

Gaddafi defies efforts to dislodge him

Article Joseph Logan - 15 May 2011

Nato must broaden the range of targets it is bombing in Libya or risk failing to remove Muammar Gaddafi from power, a senior British officer said.

Libyan TV shows first footage of Gaddafi in two weeks

Article Joseph Logan - 12 May 2011

State television showed footage of Muammar Gaddafi meeting officials in a Tripoli hotel, ending doubt over his fate since a air strike killed his son.

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Special Reports

Rahima Moosa Hospital nursing college introduces no-touch facial recognition access system

Staff Reporter - 8 Apr 2020

The new system allows the hospital to enrol people’s faces immediately, using artificial intelligence, and integrates easily with existing access control infrastructure, including card readers and biometrics

Special Reports

Everyone’s talking about it. Even Kentucky

Staff Reporter - 7 Apr 2020

Earlier this year South African fried chicken fast-food chain, Chicken Licken®, launched a campaign for their wallet-friendly EasyBucks® meals, based on the idea of ‘Everyone’s talking about it.’

Special Reports

New energy mix on the cards

Derek Davey - 3 Apr 2020

REI4P already has and will continue to yield thousands of employment opportunities

Special Reports

The online value of executive education in a Covid-19 world

Staff Reporter - 27 Mar 2020

Executive education courses further develop the skills of leaders in the workplace

Special Reports

Sisa Ntshona urges everyone to stay home, and consider travelling later

Staff Reporter - 26 Mar 2020

Sisa Ntshona has urged everyone to limit their movements in line with government’s request

Special Reports

SAB Zenzele’s special AGM postponed until further notice

Staff Reporter - 24 Mar 2020

An arrangement has been announced for shareholders and retailers to receive a 77.5% cash payout

Special Reports

20th Edition of the National Teaching Awards

Staff Reporter - 23 Mar 2020

Teachers are seldom recognised but they are indispensable to the country's education system

Special Reports

Awards affirm the vital work that teachers do

Thabo Mohlala - 23 Mar 2020

Government is committed to empowering South Africa’s teachers with skills, knowledge and techniques for a changing world