The last stage of US President George Bush’s first tour of Africa will be a politically risky foray into the troubled world of Africa’s number one oil producer: Nigeria.
South Africa’s Competition Tribunal on Wednesday denied the Industrial Development Corporation (IDC) access to documents previously prepared by the Competition Commission, related to the proposed merger of Anglo American and Kumba Resources.
Bob Dylan’s lyrics have been the subject of university literature courses and countless scholarly discourses, but now they are attracting a different form of attention.
It’s back to the drawingboard for paper giant Mondi after a Durban judge ruled on Wednesday it could not build an incinerator to burn waste and generate steam at its south Durban plant.
Liberian President Charles Taylor’s son, who commands the dreaded Anti-Terrorist Unit (ATU) presidential guard accused of sweeping human rights abuses and torture, has fled to South Africa, informed sources said on Wednesday.
Some of the great works of English literature could be scrapped from the syllabus of one of Pakistan’s leading universities because of what professors fear is a rising tide of Muslim fundamentalism.
A former US intelligence official who served under the Bush administration in the build-up to the Iraq war accused the White House yesterday of lying about the threat posed by Saddam Hussein.
In Mozambique’s pretty port city of Maputo, South Africa is omnipresent. Dominoes Pizza, Steers, Shoprite, even Clear Channel advertising hoardings hold up the signs advertising, well … more South African businesses, the Yellow Pages included.
Fast bowler Makhaya Ntini took 4-45 on Thursday as South Africa restricted Zimbabwe to 173 for eight in a tri-series one-day international at the Rose Bowl.
Most of the debate that has been sparked by the death of chief Kaizer Matanzima has focused on an assessment of the type of ruler he was.