The fated SS Mendi has been remembered, ignored and revived for political gain.
Integrated student housing at Stellenbosch University is key to smoothing over the campus’s charged racial divides.
Jenni Williams has been jailed more often than she can remember. Yet she refuses to give up the fight for justice.
The arrest and subsequent release of American human-rights lawyer Peter Erlinder in Rwanda on charges of "genocide denialism".
Questions are being asked whether the G8 invitation to African states to its summit reflects its concern about the litany of unmet promises.
Despite sporadic talk of Eugene Terre’Blanche’s murder triggering a civil war, analysts say the AWB is too weak to pose a significant national threat.
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/ 23 September 2008
The resignations of President Thabo Mbeki and Finance Minister Trevor Manuel have shocked many, but some have welcomed the news.
South African fruit and wine farmers have launched an initiative to determine the environmental impact of their industries.
Margret Woermann is the owner of and creative force behind the Heartworks craft shops.
A Cape Town beading initiative is improving the lives of poor women in the townships around the city.