South African theatre icon Pieter Dirk-Uys has stirred up anger after he published a full-page advert using the f-word at the National Arts Festival.
Like the world’s oldest profession, the Republican administration of United States President George W Bush has interests, rather than principles.
Amidst all the big literary names at Wordfest, 20 Eastern Cape women are making their mark.
Next year the Olympics are in Athens, and the lords of the rings are doing their best to mess things up, as per usual.
It was a long day for Wimbledon fans, and a frustrating one for their favourite player, Tim Henman. But for Mark Philippoussis, it could have been worse.
A new five-year plan has been drafted to clean up the air in China’s heavily polluted capital in time for the 2008 Olympic Games, state media reported on Thursday.
New Zealand will play two Test matches in India later this year before being joined by world champions Australia for a high-profile limited-overs series.
Michael Schumacher returns to the Magny-Cours circuit where he clinched his fifth world title in 2002 knowing a victory on Sunday will give him some breathing space over championship rivals Kimi Raikonnen and brother Ralf Schumacher.
England captain Michael Vaughan won the toss and elected to bat against South Africa in the triangular series day/night one-day international at Old Trafford here Thursday.
Nobel peace laureate and former US president Jimmy Carter, and Spanish judge Baltasar Garzon, said on Wednesday they support the international war crimes court, despite Washington’s decision to suspend military aid to countries which do not exempt US citizens from prosecution.