Zimbabwe’s Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) was not obsessed with President Robert Mugabe, the country’s leader of the official opposition, Morgan Tsvangirai said in an interview with SABC television news on Sunday night.
Katherine Hepburn, the famously gravel voiced, feisty and stylish actress, died last night at the age of 96. Hepburn, who had been in ill health for some years, passed away at her home in Old Saybrook, Connecticut. She had suffered from Parkinson’s disease.
Hamas, Islamic Jihad and Yasser Arafat’s Fatah movement yesterday formally declared a ceasefire in the intifada against Israeli occupation that has lasted nearly three years and claimed more than 3 000 lives.
SA govt welcomes ceasefire
Chronology of the conflict
The US military launched a huge operation yesterday to crack down on insurgents in Iraq as the civilian administrator, Paul Bremer, promised that America would ”impose” its will upon the country.
Ancient olive trees are being uprooted from southern Italy’s ancient groves and sold to wealthy people across Europe keen to have a gnarled old tree as a chic adornment in their garden.
Audiences witnessed a charged moment in South Africa’s reconciliatory landscape when author Pumla Gobodo-Madikizela welcomed an apartheid victim’s mother on stage during her book launch on Sunday.
To take his mind off the pain, a Johannesburg man decided to get his tattoo done at the National Arts Festival while sitting in a bar and having a few drinks.
A brave South African actress is turning heads with her one-woman show which parodies everything she can find in the new and old South Africa.
Nine installation artists present widely different views of "home".
Yael Farber’s latest play, Molóra, is about forgiveness and revenge — how we deal with wrongs done to us in the past. Molóra — which means ‘ash’ in SeSotho – uses the many different associations of ash to distill human experience to its basic constituents. “Ash is the single uniting factor that we all experience: […]