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Rowan Philp
The return of Jani Allan
Article
Rowan Philp
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4 Oct 2013
After disappearing into obscurity for more than a decade, Jani Allan is back - and writing a book on South Africa. Oh, and she wants your help.
There’s gold at the end of the Brainbow
Article
Rowan Philp
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28 Jun 2013
An ambitious project to map the human brain has vast medical potential – if it's possible.
Making the sex change from John to Carol
Article
Rowan Philp
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27 Jun 2013
Carol Holly lives a Mrs Doubtfire life in Boston in the United States, but there is more to the South African engineer than meets the eye.
Hawking vs Turok: Betting on the origin of the universe
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Rowan Philp
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10 May 2013
Ten years ago Stephen Hawking made a bet with the man in the office next door at Cambridge University: SA's Neil Turok, the son of ANC MP Ben Turok.
Starlight may reveal our solar cousins
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Rowan Philp
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26 Apr 2013
Light spectrum from the atmospheres of two Earth-like planets could provide evidence of life, writes Rowan Philp.
Born in the RSA – and big in the USA
Article
Rowan Philp
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19 Apr 2013
They make up but a handful of the immigrant population to the US, but an impressive number of South Africans have risen to the top of their fields.
Diary of ‘incest’ rips SA family apart
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Rowan Philp
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22 Mar 2013
Last month, the California Court of Appeal has ordered that a pair of South African parents be barred from visiting their grandchildren.
Keeping stranger tides at bay
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Rowan Philp
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22 Mar 2013
Echoes of 1960s counterculture live on, as Rowan Philp discovers during a mind-altering boating lesson in San Francisco.
Being Mandela: ‘Real housewives from exile’
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Rowan Philp
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22 Feb 2013
South Africans will be reminded of how unique they really are when reality show "Being Mandela" - about members of SA's first family - airs in April.
US trial turns heat on MTN
Article
Rowan Philp
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Craig Mckune
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15 Feb 2013
A US computer salesperson who supplied sensitive equipment to MTN's mobile network in Iran has been jailed for violating US economic sanctions.
US trial turns heat on MTN
Article
Rowan Philp
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Craig Mckune
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15 Feb 2013
Sanctions buster sold 'security sensitive' equipment to MTN
World health weighs on Bill Gates
Article
Rowan Philp
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8 Feb 2013
Bill Gates seems bent beneath a stronger gravity as he talks about the 'puzzle' that is South Africa's health system.
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